Sentence examples for loss of hardware from inspiring English sources

Your agent can add a laptop to your policy to cover the loss of hardware.

An often over-looked aspect of cloud computing is Resilience, defined as the ability for a system to recover and continue to provide services when a loss of hardware or software occurs [59].

But the loss of American hardware might reduce the Egyptian military's ability to control jihadis in the ungoverned Sinai desert, while the diplomatic rebuke could profoundly alienate secular-minded Egyptians.

All patients were routinely followed in the outpatient clinic; radiological and clinical examinations (1, 2, 3, 6 months after surgery and then yearly) were conducted and the following noted: time to union, loss of reduction, hardware failure (loosening or breakage) and local or systemic complications.

Yet the picture for Israel is not just rosy, as the strategic alliance with Turkey is over, perhaps indefinitely, and with it the inevitable loss of military hardware contracts, which for almost two decades were very lucrative for the Israeli military industries.

There are questionable deals with resellers: Guardian revelations last week showed Autonomy acquiring a reseller, MicroLink, which had built up a $23m debt for software not paid for; and HP claims $100m of Autonomy revenue came from often loss-making sales of hardware, while investors thought they were buying into a pure software company.

"I regret the loss of all the hardware stores," said John Scarry, an English professor at the City University of New York, who has lived here for 25 years.

108 events involving the loss of data or hardware, of which the NHS was responsible for just over a third of cases.

As regards complications, in the operative group, there were an overall of 45 cases including loss of reduction and hardware failure.

To assess loss of reduction and hardware failure, the radiographs at the latest follow-up were compared with the first post-operative ones.

However, the Bristow-Latarjet procedure remains controversial (albeit mainly in the North American literature) because of possible postoperative loss of external rotation, hardware failures, and development of osteoarthritis [ 13, 43, 54, 55].