Sentence examples for infrastructures containing from inspiring English sources
The rapid growth in data centres – large computing infrastructures containing vast quantities of data processing and storage equipment – has resulted in their consumption of up to 100 times more energy per square metre than office accommodation.
Acid rain can damage infrastructures containing calcite or other solid chemical compounds containing carbon.
Modern distributed systems and networks, like those found in cyber-physical system domains such as critical infrastructures, contain many complex interactions among their constituent software and/or hardware components.
These organic-looking facades are the outward-facing parts of more complex infrastructures contained within, strange lands that seem like they have somehow sprouted incongrously inside the places where they're situated.
From that information, a SW infrastructure containing the communication infrastructure is generated ad-hoc for the system depending on the HW architecture and the resource allocations evaluated.
In infrastructure containing concrete, such as bridges and tunnels, crack widths and patterns on surfaces are two of the most important signs used to estimate durability.
In our experiments, several case studies such as AXI bus, PCI bus protocol and a memory controller are considered; thereafter, the proposed debug infrastructure containing clusters of assertion-checkers is embedded into such case studies.
The first, familiar with the forensic investigation at a Wipro customer, told Krebs they thought at least 11 other firms had been attacked after viewing file folders on the adversaries' back end infrastructure containing client names.
The subsurface infrastructure contains solitary structures and complex networks interconnected by piping or duct.
The data infrastructure contains information from multiple sources, including the ECHA pre-registration list.
Our infrastructure contains a large number of compound-related databases, including mirrors of existing databases (such as PubChem), databases derived from these (such as 3D structures of PubChem compounds), and completely new databases (particularly those derived from the literature).
