Sentence examples for quickly stored from inspiring English sources

The real-time flow of data will be quickly stored in the cluster database which can satisfy the multiple requirements of users for data storage performance.

The young etiolated leaves were washed with fresh water, then airdried at room temperature and frozen with liquid nitrogen, quickly stored at -80°C for use.

In this paper, under the guidance of the storage optimization strategy, we design an efficient real-time storage model the real-time flow of data, which will be quickly stored in the cluster database to satisfy the multiple needs of the users who require data storage performance.

Still, Microsoft has integrated SkyDrive deeply across its products, meaning that if you exist at all in the world of Windows (Xbox One, Windows 8.1 and so forth), having your iOS photos quickly stored has real use: They are now accessible across your entire line of screens.

The butcher arrives just in time, delivering half a dozen large boxes of meat wrapped in clear plastic, which are quickly stored in a kitchen cooler.

After centrifugation at 12,000 g for 15 min at 4°C, the supernatant (containing native proteins) was collected, and quickly stored at −80°C until use.

In addition to the Intel CULV dual-core processors, the notebooks feature ample memory for multitasking and large hard drives for quickly storing and retrieving files.

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However, this paper considers H emu is below the total WT inertia H WT and allows a longer kinetic energy contribution compared with higher H emu. The WT can quickly store and release a large amount of kinetic energy in the rotating masses, due to a large amount of inertia and wide rotational speed.

Evernote, for those who haven't used it, is a great service for quickly storing and organizing ideas, photos, documents and other information that you encounter both online and in the real world.

Other sources have suggested that iCloud will scan songs (and potentially other media) users have purchased from iTunes and mirror the media on Apple servers in order to enable users to access their iTunes collections across different devices and to quickly store their music in the cloud, without spending hours uploading their music collections.