Sentence examples for sla it from inspiring English sources

Especially for applications with over-fulfillment of defined Service Level [Agreements] (SLA) it can be tight to identify noteworthy reductions of performance.

As SLA it involves the curing of a liquid photopolymer, however it differs in that it is not vat photopolymerisation by laser but is based on inkjet technology.

If the CSP fails to provide the proper services according to the SLA, it may attempt to launch different kinds of attacks such as a forge attack, replay attack, distributed denial-of-service attack, etc.

The CTWM for plant height and leaf dry matter content significantly decreased with elevation, whereas for leaf area and SLA it significantly increased.

… previously, we were having more maternal deaths because of the delay in coming to the hospital, they were afraid to come, but with this SLA, it is reducing the maternal deaths.

Performance isolation In-order to meet the SLAs, it is highly imperative to provide I/O performance isolation for each application [2, 7].

Software-as-a-service startup Algolia just revamped its SLA, and it's interesting to see how the company is wording its policy.

However, with newer vendors and providers, make sure they are invested in your SLA so it is not just a contract term.

A comparison against a set of heuristics from the literature and an oracle with perfect knowledge about the future load shows that the proposed algorithm overcomes the heuristic approaches, without penalizing SLAs and it is able to produce results that are close to the global optimum.

Additionally, the Admission Control checks the SLA Configuration and it can signal to the SLA Enforcer that all traffic flows within a certain SLA need additional shaping, when the SLA stipulations were breached.

Some prominent researchers argue that UG is fully accessible to second language learners, and that it constrains SLA in much the same way as it constrains first language learning (see White, 2003; Epstein, Flynn and Martohardjono, 1996, Epstein, 1998).