Sentence examples for written sectors from inspiring English sources

The test you want is the "Write+Read" test, which will overwrite the disk and then read back the written sectors, looking for bad areas on the disk.

Block devices, regardless of type, won't actually be used until project 2. Supports reading and writing sectors on up to 4 IDE disks.

The RTE can be cancelled up to 90% and the quality of the written servo sectors is improved by 91%.

Besides, recovering from a financial meltdown requires more than government spending: the banking system has to be recapitalized (in the nineteen-nineties, Japan's cash-hoarding "zombie banks" were a drag on its stimulus programs); bad debts have to be written down; sector-specific problems must be addressed.

TODAY'S recommended economics writing: Tradable sectors in euro zone periphery countries (Vox) Some notes on Keynes 19199 "grand scheme" (Edge of the American West) Senior IMF economist resigns, cites suppression and Europe bias (Real Time Economics) Robin Hanson on prediction markets (Scott Sumner) The philosophy of "you didn't build that" (Wonkblog).

When flashing the memtable, Cassandra writes entire sectors to disk using sequential I/O instead of modifying rows in place.

A First Amendment exception to sexual-harassment rules would "essentially sanction this form of exclusion in the entire television writing sector".

"We consider the lending and underwriting standard to be moderately conservative," S&P wrote, and sector concentrations and currency risks low.

Citi has a positive rating on the nine managed-care stocks its analysts cover, and Boorady wrote the sector has been particularly underowned by large mutual funds.

Andre Kfouri, one of the best local columnists, re-enforces the point about the lack of midfield, writing: "The sector whose task is to harmonise a team does the opposite with Brazil; it divides the side into two units which speak different languages and find themselves obliged to communicate without the presence of an interpreter".

I write "private sector" with purpose.