Sentence examples for lease time from inspiring English sources

Many fishermen visiting Iceland lease time directly from the river owners; the rates vary widely.

By using these analyses, we can choose the adaptive lease time and proper protocol (invalidation or update scheme of the modification for each proxy in the web environment).

We also present three-tier hierarchies on which each group and node independently and adaptively choose the proper lease time and protocol for each proxy cache.

The important feature of DHCP is a "dynamic allocation" mechanism, which assigns an IP address to a client for a limited period of time (called a lease time).

During the proxy's lease time from a web server, the web server can notify the modification to the proxy by invalidation or update.

In view of the durability of container and the diversified lease time and quantity, the pricing is a challenging task for the leasing company.

A broker makes his or her largest fees on a five-year or ten-year lease contract on prime office space (five or ten times the annual value of the lease, times the commission rate)—while most startups desire flexibility on both lease length and rates.

Cabbies no longer owned cabs, but leased time in them from fleet owners who kept each cab in service 24 hours a day.

At its peak, in 1977-8, the program leased time on 378 television stations in the United States and Canada and broadcast on about 1,200 more in other countries.

Freud's practical suggestions for analysts are still followed today: leasing time by the hour, charging (substantial) fees whether the patient shows up or not, not accepting free patients.

The Russian government had decided to abandon the Mir earlier this year, but extended its lifetime after the private Netherlands-based MirCorp leased time on Mir and promised to pay for its operation.