What that means is that one server is in essence 10 or 15 servers hosted virtually on the physical server.
Until now, Google hosted virtually all the cloud resources that supported the project, like its CI/CD testing infrastructure, container downloads and DNS services on its cloud.
And last week, Fox's primetime hosts virtually ignored Hurricane Sandy to continue hammering the Obama administration over the Sept. 11 attack in Benghazi, Libya, complete with suggestions of a White House cover-up.
The four-hour-plus marathon was headlined by three artists — Jim Lauderdale, Rosie Flores and James Intveld — who frequented the club in the late '70s and early '80s, long after it had established itself as the California counterpart to Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, a.k.a. the "Mother Church of Country Music," hosting virtually every major name in country.
Moreover, at 28 weeks after transfer, while in the syngeneic hosts virtually all donor T-cells remained Vα11+Vβ3+, almost none of the CD4+ and CD8+ T-cells recovered in the allogeneic hosts expressed the TCR Tg chains (Figure 1b).
For weeks on end, legions of baby boomer journalists, psychologists, talk show hosts, radio hosts and virtually any non Gen X'er who felt confident enough to exercise an opinion went into overdrive with unrelenting commentary on how we (Gen X'ers) were "troubled" "angry" tragic" and supposedly mired in all sorts of misfortune.
By playing host to virtually the entire Afghan cabinet, officials said, Mr. Obama and his team were trying to shift the spotlight away from Mr. Karzai and his cantankerous relationship with his American backers.
But this is not really a paradox at all: "Home to all the major religions, India is also, inevitably, host to virtually every type of religious fanatic .Ms Fernandes has written an entertaining and insightful thematic travelogue, a tour of Indian religious flashpoints.
It was of particular immunological interest that the recombinant OspA vaccine was able to block transmission of the spirochete from the vector to the host by virtually sterilising the infected vector.
Toxoplasma is distinct from most members of the large coccidian family contained in this phylum owing to the exceptional number of animals that are able to serve as host including virtually all warm-blooded animals.
