Sentence examples similar to reachable resources from inspiring English sources
The function of the second layer controller is to ensure that, when a fault of the unreliable resource occurs at any reachable state, all parts not requiring the faulty resource can be processed and all resources, that they need, but are held by parts requiring the faulty resource for further processing, can be released in order to maximize the resource utilization.
For individuals working remotely, this is a more secure method to access firewalled resources that should not be reachable by the general University population.
The question is - are we prepared for a society based on free informational resources where any knowledge is reachable, and is it considerable to view it as a positive factor of human evolution?
Resources are named through Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) at the application layer and typically reachable at the network layer through IP connectivity.
Sunamganj was chosen out of 64 districts in Bangladesh because it is one of the low-performing districts in health indicators and human resource retention, and because it was also reachable at a time of severe political disruption, which affected the study as described below.
One way for Wallapop to expand its business in the US is by combining forces and resources with a direct rival — a rival made more reachable thanks to its acquihire Grinda's connections.
Planted forests can achieve higher biomass production in areas with shallow, reachable water table, but they often introduce salinization of soil and groundwater resources due to their greater transpiration (Jobbágy and Jackson 2004) (Fig. 1).
We do this by demonstrating that travelling between galaxies – indeed even launching a colonisation project for the entire reachable universe – is a relatively simple task for a star-spanning civilisation, requiring modest amounts of energy and resources.
Then there are the costs and logistics of operating major development efforts – and transporting the resources elsewhere – in a remote and frigid land were stores of oil or minerals or gas are not always reachable by road.
