Sentence examples for larger instance size from inspiring English sources

Jeff Barr writes on the AWS blog that if you have a more intensive application, the micro instance enables you to get hands-on experience with Amazon RDS before you scale up to a larger instance size.

Figure 3 shows that options contracts achieve better utilisation than forward contracts (Figure 5) for larger instance sizes.

The code scales well, so the larger instance sizes available there allow us to achieve significantly better turn-around times than would be possible on our local resources.

"M4 instances bring new capabilities to the General Purpose family through the use of a custom Intel Haswell processor and larger instance sizes," said Amazon's VP for EC 2 Matt Garman today.

ProfitBricks is one of these companies showing its muscle in this new arena with the announcement of the world's largest instance size.

ProfitBricks U.S. CEO Bob Rizika said it offers high-performance networking by combining the large instance sizes with the InfiniBand networking that can run at 80 gigabytes per second.

These large instance sizes scale to 62 cores and 240GB of RAM and reflect how the company is trying to differentiate against reigning cloud giant AWS.

For larger instances with size 42 ⩽ n ⩽ 70, the simulated annealing implementation obtained smaller objective values, while requiring a smaller number of function evaluations.

However, with a higher probability for return transports (R=80%), the number of return transports (and therefore the total number of dynamic requests) is relatively large compared to the instance size.

This implies that our algorithm maintains the high computational efficiency of 2-Phase algorithm even if the instance size becomes large.

The general concept described herein should work well for organisms other than the plant lines described herein, albeit it is likely that a significantly larger genome (human or wheat, for instance) size will decrease the signal/noise ratio using our current protocol for DNA labeling and hybridization.