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Fleet Auto Scaling- This brand-new feature allows you to use the CloudWatch metrics to scale your fleet up and down in response to changes in demand.
Although water vapour is a strong greenhouse gas, its concentration in the atmosphere changes in response to changes in surface climate and this must be treated as a feedback effect and not as a radiative forcing.
We shall specify strict self-imposed regulations in response to changes in the business environment and operate them with the authentication system, in order to keep offering the spouse hunting service in a safe, anxiety-free fashion.
Based on this idea, I am of the position that the Bank should show its guidance in a flexible and appropriate manner in response to changes in the outlook for economic and price conditions.
Kim and Mayfield have cloned the nuclear-encoded protein that, in response to changes in redox potential, in turn modifies an RNA binding protein in the chloroplast.
We aim to continue improving and expanding functions in response to changes in the environments faced by a variety of stakeholders in testing and healthcare, offering solutions that help improve productivity and quality in clinical testing and healthcare as a whole.
Accurate XYZ color sensors from ams enable display controllers to shift the white point of the display in response to changes in the color temperature of ambient light: the effect is to make text as readable on the display as it is when printed in a book.
One advantage of the FOMC's chosen approach to scaling back accommodation is that both the FOMC and the public have decades of experience with adjustments in short-term interest rates in response to changes in economic conditions.
Nihon Matai will continue supplying products that meet customer's requirements opening up business opportunities and advancing technological innovation in response to changes in society, while taking advantage of the synergies of the Rengo Group's sales capabilities, purchasing strength and global network.
The notion is that because heart rates may increase or decrease over time in response to changes in a person's condition or response to a treatment, the predictive value of a single heart rate measurement is less valuable than measurements over time.
The idea is that because heart rates may go up or down over time in response to changes in a person's condition or response to a treatment, the predictive value of a single heart rate measurement is less valuable than measurements over time.
SERVONAVI automatically adjusts to the best servo control parameters in response to changes in machine conditions, such as workpiece weight or changes over time. It can shorten machining time while maintaining machining accuracy, and makes it possible to use the machine in a stable state over long times.
Particular attention will be paid to whether appropriate measures have been taken to prevent unexpected events when systems are integrated or shared following mergers and acquisitions and business alliances, and whether adequate risk management is effected in response to changes in system infrastructure accompanying IT innovation.
The new physical education facilities are being constructed in response to changes that were made to our university's physical education curriculum in April 2017. The new facilities will have roofed tennis courts(scheduled to be completed in April 2018), a new gymnasium, and a new swimming pool scheduled to be completed in November 2018.
monomer concentration in response to changes in the spectra allows the tuning of these characteristics.
The critical distance of 2.5 angstrom is a little longer than the length of a crystal-silicon bond, 2.35 angstrom. The research concluded that, in solid silicon, all the silicon atoms extend their four bonds to connect with each other whereas, in liquid silicon, the bonds are formed or severed over time in response to changes in the distance between the atoms according to their movement.
Flexibly adapting in response to changes at runtime.