Примеры использования Clusters can на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Joining with each other, such clusters can form more complex structures.
When a complete list of elements in the population is not available, clusters can be substituted.
Both Static and Dynamic Clusters can work without dedicated Frontend Servers.
Clusters can also consist solely of a certain kind of molecules, such as water clusters. .
Around this center, the individual research clusters can also exist independently if desired.
Similar clusters can be developed around grain, cotton, tobacco, vegetable, fruit production, and sheep breeding.
Only the Host Server needs physical access to the Account data,so Static Clusters can use regular, non-shared disk storage.
Open Clusters can contain up to a few thousand stars, but most of the ones that have just been discovered only have about 10 to 20 stars each.
In all these policies the role of government is critical,for example, in accelerating the process but clusters can arise spontaneously.
While Static Clusters can be used to handle very large sites, they do not meet the carrier-grade uptime requirements.
A“cluster” can be considered as an organizing principle to collect and analyse information for the purpose of risk prioritization andsubsequent management; clusters can be formed around any grouping of interest such as: chemicals, uses, alternative technologies, products, processes, industry sectors, functions, geographic regions, health or environmental endpoints.
Static Clusters can be used to handle extremely large(practically unlimited) sites, providing 24x7 site access.
Similar clusters can be designed based on pollution sources, related to economic activity in the various sectors of society: energy, transport, agriculture, etc.
Firms located in clusters can benefit from externalities- e.g. shared facilities such as warehouses as well as any other public-funded infrastructure.
Clusters can somewhat realign and accelerate the process of technological development, but the instrument of cluster policy is secondary, and is unlikely to change the innovative environment as a whole.
Clusters can increase productivity and opportunities for innovation and can also generate new business formation since barriers to entry are reduced by the presence of skilled and experienced workers and by access to necessary inputs.
The distances to star clusters can be estimated by using a Hertzsprung-Russell diagram or colour-colour diagram to calibrate the absolute magnitudes of the stars, for example fitting the main sequence or identifying features such as a horizontal branch, and hence their distance from Earth.
Clusters can be product specific(local firms and entrepreneurs who produce inputs, for example green mobility, renewable resources, energy efficiency) or production specific e.g., firms and entrepreneurs who produce in an environmentally and socially sustainable manner.
Backend Dynamic Clusters can be configured to update only one"Master" Directory Server, and other Directory Servers can use replication mechanisms to synchronize with the Master Directory Server,or the Backend Clusters can be configured to modify all Directory Servers at once.
A cluster can occupy a lot of space and may not fit one datacenter.
In time, this cluster could become the largest.
Thus, the cluster can combine up to 16 access points.
For development, the cluster can be deployed even on a local machine using Vargant.
Clustering could be seen as an organizing principle for addressing common issues and rationalizing resources.
That cluster could then also be referred to the Drafting Committee.
Such clustering could help reduce the number of contact groups and informal consultations.
Each shader cluster can execute 6 instructions per clock cycle(peak), consisting of 5 shading instructions plus 1 branch.
Resiliency is increased, because the cluster can respond correctly even if connectivity between one node and the SAN is interrupted, or part of a network is down.
Future discussions on these clusters could cover aspects of prevention such as reduction, including, in particular, specific measures to be developed in post-conflict situations.
While these clusters could be dealt with independently in any other development context, it is the particular situation of the OPT which makes UNCTAD's contributions even more relevant.