Sentence examples for side of the cloud from inspiring English sources

Two Attribute Based Encryption techniques are considered on the side of the Cloud and some conducted experiments show the efficiency of the proposed method.

This is a pretty interesting side of the cloud and platform wars: The need for simply tectonic quantities of liquid capital to compete.

(4) and (5) the difference of temperature in the cloud produces that the warm dust in the middle and back side of the cloud emit in MIR and FIR, respectively.

Astronomers and astrologers across New Jersey each seemed to hold a different opinion about the significance of the event on the other side of the clouds.

"From the perception of the Iranians, life may look better on the other side of the mushroom cloud," said Ray Takeyh, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.

There's been a fair amount of debate of late (such as this InfoWorld article and a counterpoint article in ebizQ) about which side of the fence cloud computing resides on.

The company typically builds its own tools for managing the technical side of its cloud businesses (and it was the founding member of the OpenStack project, together with NASA).

For the clumpy torus, the NIR emission arises from the inner side of the directly illuminated clouds, while the MIR and FIR emission is produced from the shadowed side of the clumps (see Fig. 5).

The ancient stone pathway snakes its way up the side of the Andes into the clouds before dropping back down to the lost city.

And you can still see Raffertie's hardcore side peaking through the cloud of digital R&B sparks of twitchy drums, body-shaking low end, and dissonant synths that keep the album from floating away.

The glass domed conservatories reach to either end of the spectrum of plant life -- an arid dome caters to Mediterranean flowers and plants, including an olive tree garden and many cacti, while the "cloud forest" dome strives to replicate mountain-top coolness with dewy green wildlife and a 35 meter tall waterfall falling from the side of a "cloud mountain" that is hiked down by visitors.