Sentence examples for excess cloud from inspiring English sources
Spotinst, the startup that helps companies purchase and manage excess cloud infrastructure capacity, announced a hefty $35 million Series B today led by Highland Capital.
"We are reusing our technology to reliably leverage excess cloud capacity in the backend and therefore are able to provide a much lower price for running these containers.
The filtered photography for the Weather Bureau worked as planned, with 15 photographs taken; the conventional color photography was less successful, with several of the 14 photographs unusable due to overexposure or excess cloud cover.
"Amazon operates with economies of scale that are practically impossible to match," says Reuven Cohen of Enomaly, which runs SpotCloud, an online marketplace where firms sell excess cloud-computing capacity.The cloud is crucial to the success of Amazon's gadget strategy.
But Mr. Kozlowski, who has become a symbol for the corporate excesses that cloud the boom years of the 1990's, is likely to find as much attention paid in court to the kind of opulent lifestyle he packed into the last days before his trial as for his actions at Tyco.
In this paper, using quantum chemical computations, we show that: when doping calcium atoms into a family of alkaline-substituted pyridazines, alkaline-earth-based alkaline salt electrides M-H3C4N2⋯Ca (MH, Li, and K) with distended excess electron clouds are formed.
It found that excess rain and cloud cover ― also prompted by climate change ― have an even bigger effect on the grain than drought.
Oxalate was observed in the clouds at air-equivalent concentrations of 0.21±0.04 μg m−3, in excess to below-cloud concentrations by 0.14 μg m−3 and suggesting an in-cloud production as well.
Mr. Kozlowski has become a symbol for the corporate excesses that now cloud the 1990's boom years.
Don't drink to excess, since it'll cloud up your judgement, and if you get rowdy enough, you will be ejected.
Consider investing in an inexpensive external hard drive for media files, or store some excess files on a cloud storage service such as Apple's iCloud or Microsoft's SkyDrive.
