Sentence examples for in a secure container from inspiring English sources

"You're trying to protect computations that operate in a secure container from an operating system you don't trust," Mr. Stamos said.

A pharmacist may be able to help identify the pills; you could bring them in a secure container along with the original envelope.

The cash that was stolen — 12 packets of $100 bills, each totaling $100,000 — had been placed in a secure container that was then placed inside a larger container, the official said.

He placed the box in a secure container, and after showering and dressing, carried the container through secure corridors to another building at the C.D.C., where he entered another suite of rooms, dressing once again according to Biosafety Level 3+ protocols, the second most stringent level of biosecurity.

Cloud computing has two perspectives: first, an outward-looking perspective that embodies an elastic application executed in a secure container and accessible over the internet, as seen by developers and end users; Secondly, an inward-looking perspective that describes the large scale distributed cloud computing platform and its middleware as implemented and operated by the provider [1].

The sign tells the fishemen to "secure the fish" and "keep it in a secure container until it is picked up by officials".

Good's service works inside its app, which acts like a secure container.

Patient participants will be given the options of completing the questionnaire: In the waiting room and to return the questionnaire to reception staff where they will store the questionnaire in a secure storage container; OR At home and to return the questionnaire with a postage paid envelope to the care of one of the researchers (SFW).

In the waiting room and to return the questionnaire to reception staff where they will store the questionnaire in a secure storage container; OR At home and to return the questionnaire with a postage paid envelope to the care of one of the researchers (SFW).

Always store gasoline in a clearly marked, secure container, out of reach of children.

There are now 4.5m cubic metres of accumulated radioactive waste kept in secure containers at sites across Britain, though only 1,100m3 of this is the most controversial high-level waste, and 290,000m3 is intermediate-level waste.