Sentence examples similar to hosted problem from inspiring English sources
A 20-year-old Harvard economics major identified by NPR as Joseph Choe had launched into a query about South Korea during a question-and-answer session at the No Labels-hosted Problem Solver Convention in New Hampshire.
To address this problem, Pusher has built a hosted service that helps developers create web apps featuring real-time collaboration in a jiffy, all through a cloud-based API.
A potential problem in screening E. coli-hosted metagenomic libraries is that the cells are able to use the lipoxygenase substrate, linoleic acid, for growth.
He says that "bed-and-breakfast travelers are more open-minded in general, and have no problem staying in a gay-hosted environment".
Adam Foley, commercial strategy director: "By creating 'Hosted by' we have answered a genuine industry problem faced by advertisers and agencies who create their own branded content and struggle with a suitable home - we have built a premium platform for advertisers own rich and diverse content that serves an interested audience and delivers guaranteed results.
The typical software packages ("Software Application" class) can run either on a "Native Operating System" and/or on a "Hosted Operating System": some applications don't have problems in any execution environment, while others are not able to run in virtualised mode, thus the distinction in the model.
The problem lies in responding to workload changes of the hosted services as fast as possible.
"Saturday Night Live" acknowledged its diversity problem in the cold open of Saturday's episode hosted by Kerry Washington.
The hosted Google Apps is the functional solution to these e-mail problems.
The residual dependency problem also imposes a high risk of performance degradation for the hosted applications after the VM execution has switched to the destination server.
Such issues will be addressed at a roundtable hosted by the Securities and Exchange Commission on Oct. 2, where the market's recent problems will be discussed.
