Sentence examples for layer of isolation from inspiring English sources

But the African Union, which had passed a resolution earlier this month to take a firmer stance against coups, suspended Niger, Agence France-Presse reported, adding another layer of isolation to an already poor nation.

That's in comparison to virtualization, which as written in InfoQ, has an "extra layer of isolation that the hypervisor brings".

Othere use cases include NVMe storage virtualization, providing a layer of isolation and security between the CPU and the NVMe SSDs.

Figures 3 and 4 show the distribution of the maximum response accelerations for each story according to the change in the period of the isolated RC building when ( rho ) = 0.05~( rho ) = 2.0, which are used to examine the isolation effect according to the period difference between the superstructure and the isolation layer of the isolated building.

The roof consists of concrete layer, thermal isolation, and roofing.

But at the same time, knowing that you are running your containers on a machine that you don't share with other customers also adds another layer of security and isolation that you don't get from running on a regular container service.

A displacement control design for isolation layers subjected to BDBE shaking, which adopts fluid dampers for controlling the horizontal displacement of isolation layer is developed.

As an example of CIS application, its main processes can be seen in Fig. 6, including the deep RIE of silicon to reach the CMOS metal layer, oxide isolation of the via, the barrier and seed PVD deposition, and finally the Cu conformal plating for RDL [27].

We use the DWL to define windows in the top isolation layer of the device, thus, selecting which electrodes, out of a standardised electrode array, should be active.

The multi-layer cap consists of an "active" layer made of a specific type of clay that will remove contamination that could well up from below, an "isolation" layer of sand and gravel that will ensure that the contaminants are not exposed, and an "armor" layer of heavier gravel and stone to prevent erosion of the underlying layers from boat traffic and canal currents.

In animals, the erection of coat hair or feathers serves to increase the isolation layer of air around the body.