ephemeral造句

But all kinds of fame are ephemeral.

It makes our life fragile, ephemeral, and as a result of that, more precious.

In central Australia, spanning the borders between several states, lies an expanse of ephemeral lakes.

Benefits include reduced delivery time, better leverage on resource usage and reproducibility of (ephemeral) environments.

The history of the period is mainly a collection of such emblems and symbols, evocative but ephemeral.

annual weedy herb with ephemeral yellow purple-eyed flowers; Old World tropics; naturalized as a weed in North America.

RAM is this memory recall or, as you'll soon find in problems Set One, that's used for ephemeral purposes.

Why should we be surprised to find a fleeting fame built upon the most ephemeral of creations?

Yet even as we are acquiring ever more extraordinary knowledge, we are storing it in ever more fragile and ephemeral forms.

The storage space associated with the machine type is called the instance storage or ephemeral storage and is presented to your VM as a separate drive.

It is too hard to sort out the few potential winners from the large number of start-ups that are likely to prove ephemeral, his reasoning went.

She also talks about how temporary the positive feelings are from great physical possessions that you acquire like a new car. Happiness from getting things is ephemeral.

If it is "your latest book" so much the better. There is just something about a book in the hand that is so much more "real" and "engaging" than the seemingly ephemeral text on a screen.

In this article, you learn how to improve on the database's ephemeral storage using Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS). You further improve your data protection by setting up backups.

When you delete the instance, the instance is halted and the data in the ephemeral file system is deleted and is not recoverable, so you have to keep important data on other storage systems.