Sentence examples for replicating content from inspiring English sources
"But it's not all straight-forward – replicating content from other channels won't necessarily work".
The 10 recommendations include "specific controls" around the scope of BBC news online, partnerships with news brands instead of replicating content or launching competing services, and more transparency around how licence fee funded overseas journalists are used in the BBC's commercial international services.
They are losing money and hence their ability to invest in content, their ability to invest in strategy, their ability to invest in talent is really limited, and because you have poor talent, poor resources, you are either replicating content or creating very poor content.
Our design proposal consists of jointly deciding on (i) the number and placement of proxy servers on a given set of potential nodes, (ii) replicating content on the proxy servers, and (iii) routing the requests for the content to a suitable proxy server such that the total cost of distribution is minimized.
The witticisms thrive here because the responses aren't replicating content.
Most people have no idea they exist; those that do know that they make the web snappier by replicating content on multiple servers, typically in different locations.
Imagine a honeycomb that spontaneously grows at the edges (the growing system of inorganic microcompartments) and a swarm of parthenogenic bees that lay eggs as fast as they can (replicating contents) and eat slow egglayers.
There is probably general agreement that we may all want to charge for specialist, highly-targeted, hard-to-replicate content.
Traditional content distribution networks (CDNs), such as Akamai, replicate content at thousands of servers worldwide in an attempt to bring it closer to end users.
The challenge is to replicate content as close as possible to the requesting clients and thus reduce the access latency per object, while minimizing the number of replicas.
Yet predicting web content popularity dynamics can be used to design more scalable content delivery solutions that proactively replicate content according to the future users' demand.
