Sentence examples for instances in that from inspiring English sources
The principle behind these B-series machisesimilarmilar to AWS's T2 instances in that they offer burstable performance and that you build up credits for the periods when you don't need the full power of the virtual CPU.
The concept behind preemptible instances is somewhat similar to that of Amazon Web Service's spot instances in that Google is probably also using this service as a way to sell unused machines at a discount when they are running idle.
The process-specific cash flows are divided into fixed outflows and operating cash flows, which are driven by operating inflows (i.e., the sales price for core processes and the transfer price for support processes), operating outflows, and the number of instances in that period.
To get the winning goal with under 2 minutes left was huge because I think they did outplay us at instances in that game".
When the amino acid sequences sampled from a season contained identical replicates, we defined the distinct amino acid sequence with the most instances in that season as a dominant sequence and calculated its frequency in every season.
The only exception is the 'age over 89' category, where only four PHI instances in that category are available for evaluation.
It drives hazards, for instance, in that a hotter atmosphere can hold more water vapor leading to increased precipitation.
A particular that participates in the Form is an imperfect or deficient instance in that it has a property that approximates the perfect nature of the Form.
"For instance, in that video -- which is in the first episode -- there are so many things going on that your eye is telling [you] someone's been shot when they haven't.
However, an important criticism about, in particular, the xenograft model is that it is an artificial model, being, for instance, in that heterologous environmental factors are not considered [6].
The importance of individual differences has been demonstrated previously [ 30] for instance in that personality style interacted with behavioural risk in predicting high school students' AIDS risk perceptions.
