Sentence examples for prone to cloud from inspiring English sources
Extra LiDAR coverage was acquired in areas prone to cloud cover and whenever weather and time permitted.
In a statement, CloudLock CTO and co-founder Ron Zalkind said: "We've heard from hundreds of our customers that the gateway-based and reverse-proxy solutions out there require heavy deployments, are highly prone to breaking cloud apps, and are often unavailable from mobile apps.
Climate projections are surrounded by margins of error, a vulnerability when humans are poor at grappling with risk and prone to letting self-interest cloud their thinking.
A key insight gained from these simulations is that primordial gas clouds are prone to fragmentation, but that the secondary protostars rapidly migrate to the center of the cloud and merge with the primary (Clark et al. 2011b; Greif et al. 2012).
Latif et al. (2013e) employed sink particles above a density of (n_{mathrm{H}}simeq10^{6}mbox { cm}^{-3}) and found that some of the clouds were prone to fragmentation.
Over millions of years, giant molecular clouds are prone to collapse and fragmentation.
As the hosts which comprise a cloud deployment are prone to rapid (and possibly frequent) change it is not preferable to have actors tied to a specific host.
Increasing complexity could make cloud computing platforms be prone to faults.
Gibraltar is prone to a weather formation called the Levanter cloud, which often obscures the top of the Rock.
Cloud-PLBS ensures that all submitted jobs are properly completed, even on a large cloud platform where individual nodes or network components are prone to failure.
