Sentence examples for generates expiring from inspiring English sources

Update: Farewill says copies of will PDFs are stored on Amazon's Secure Storage Service (S3) in Ireland, objects are encrypted at rest using AES-256 and it generates expiring urls to them when users need access to them from the product.

After the Superfund tax against businesses generating pollution expired in 1995, the $3.8 billion then in the fund for cleanups was gone by 2003; money for cleanups also came from companies determined to have polluted the sites.

The alarms time-out expiring event generates the network flooding.

The Authenticator app works by providing users with a timed, expiring randomly generated numeric code they use to sign into services along with their password.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first survey presenting MFCs for generating electricity using expired drugs as electron shuttle.

"Virtual cards are used like traditional plastic credit or debit cards, except that as soon as the transaction is authorized, the generated card number expires immediately.

When this period of time expires, the destination node generates a route reply (RREP) message and sends it back to the source.

An important question to ask is whether the activity generated by the wealth of contracts expiring represents buying activity or selling activity.

First, the details on how it works: with each major update to an application, developers can generate up to 1,000 promo codes that expire after 60 days (By comparison, Apple's App Store promo code system generates up to 50 promo codes per build, which expire after 28 days).

Meanwhile, General Motors said its debt exchange offer expired without generating the needed support from bondholders, and all signs point to a bankruptcy filing for the automaker by Monday's government-mandated restructuring deadline.

Letting all the Bush tax cuts expire would generate increased revenue but throw the economy back into recession and eventually cause an increase in the deficit.