Sentence examples for separate availability from inspiring English sources
Amazon Web Services offers 40 separate Availability Zones across 15 global regions.
The region will feature three separate availability zones for increased fault tolerance.
Amazon's expansion into Canada means it's now offering 40 separate Availability Zones across 15 global regions, with planned additional expansion on the roadmap for the UK, France and China in the next few months.
Google's Central U.S. and Western Europe regions offer a number of separate availability zones inside their respective regions, but they are still in geographic proximity, so a catastrophic event could theoretically take down the whole region.
There was a separate availability with bilingual campaign officials for the large contingent of Spanish-language media.
For each Amazon region (excluding SA-East-1, which does not offer r3.8xlarge instances), r3.8xlarge spot instance prices were retrieved for each availability zone, where separate availability zones are shown as separate data points for a given spot instance price.
On the other hand, local storage systems can be used to separate electricity availability from instantaneous generation; therefore, the effects of forecast error in the electrical system are reduced.
It's unclear how long will separate the availability of the two different versions.
In their analysis of interventions for social anxiety disorder, Mayo-Wilson and colleagues [ 21] classed psychological interventions into groups including, amongst others, cognitive behavioural interventions (separated by individual or group), psychodynamic interventions, social skills interventions, and self-help interventions (separated by availability of therapist support).
However, we were unable to identify any published articles that separated WHP availability from WHP participation when assessing whole-of-workforce job stress.
It was suggested that the question is broken down to a minimum of two questions, separating the availability of funds for purchasing the formula from the availability of funds for utensils and cooking fuel.
