Sentence examples for place to cache from inspiring English sources

In French, that means "a foot on the ground," so called because they were originally meant as basic ground level, second home apartments for the busy business executive to crash during the week or as a place to cache a mistress.

Cache policy design focuses on how to cache contents in cache-enabled mobile networks.

Birds were given 40 mealworms to cache across three trays.

Stiff toes lose the ability to cache the cage grid.

Experiment 2 asked two questions of the birds: (1) Whether to cache? and (2) Where to cache?

If Eurasian jays' preference to cache near vertical landmarks is a cache protection tactic, then they should cache in out-of-sight locations when conspecifics are present, but not when they cache in private.

Select the presentation you want to cache for offline viewing.

In 1900, seeking a safe place to store a huge cache of surplus from the Spanish-American War, he bought the tiny island.

Of course, while these channels are a great place to store one's cache of video, maybe you want to create your own independent video site to host your own videos — to take advantage of all those video optimization assets you can't get from YouTube.

Lights isn't the only place to cash in on the cache of Soho's sex trade past.

Cache attracts a lot of dance instructors looking for a place to kick back after work, as well as dedicated salseros either visiting from out of town or who have moved to New York to live a salsa lifestyle.