Sentence examples for its own isolated from inspiring English sources

Initially, each crime type exists as its own isolated cluster.

It operates its own isolated memory address space, running on a separate CPU, all of which may be attested as operating within the strictly controlled environment provided by the issuing enterprise (which may be a cloud service provider).

As the Chiew Larn reservoir rose, it drowned the river valley, transforming 150 forested hilltops into islands, each with its own isolated menagerie of wildlife.

A group is specified as one of service level agreements so that a cloud customer can control the memory management mechanism within its own isolated domain.

The Kata Containers project solves this by giving each container its own, very lightweight virtual machine and kernel, so that each container or container pod run in its own isolated environment and gets its own allocation of networking, I/O and memory, as well as access to hardware-enforced isolation thanks to the virtualization technologies that Intel now builds into its processors.

And the notion that America could simply cut-off the rest of the world entirely and live as its own isolated island unto itself without importing or exporting internationally of course does not work.

Each flame, floating by on its own, isolates the beauty of a conflagration without the danger of catching fire.

Acton, who was sometimes confused, even by Florentines, with Bernard Berenson, was thought of as a character, or even a parody of a character, out of Henry James--a 19th-century figure, living on his own isolated hill.

Parker was on his own, isolated from his cofounders and close friends.

This is in no way intended to minimize the unspeakable tragedy of this event, but it also reinforces my belief that Lopez is wrong to malign same-sex parents based on his own isolated experience.

Not every film needs to grow into a franchise, sometimes it's best to let things live in their own isolated world.