Sentence examples for a technical infrastructure from inspiring English sources
While the DWDM and Optical Cross-Connect (OxC) technologies provide a technical infrastructure for supporting wavelength markets, additional developments are also likely to be required.
So this legislation wouldn't just pave a legal path for mass intrusion and abuse – it would also allow the building of a technical infrastructure for the blanket interception of all of our communications as well.
And taxes on landlines are the basis of the complex system of subsidies to ensure universal service, meaning an affordable phone line for all.The phone network is thus not just a technical infrastructure, but a socioeconomic one.
And Mr. Obama has spent millions of dollars investing in social media and information technology, applying both savvy and brute technological force to raising small-dollar donations, firing up volunteers and building a technical infrastructure to sustain his re-election campaign for the next year.
"We are quite different from both a technical infrastructure and consumer offering viewpoint.
The startup is building Fleet GDS because the logistics industry "is lacking a technical infrastructure," Lock says.
"[Founded in 1992]...supports and promotes the development of the Internet as a global technical infrastructure, a resource to enrich people's lives, and a force for good in society". "Regional Impact of Information Society Technologies in Africa": this site includes previous conference years, with downloadable reports.
In order to offer a solid technical infrastructure, a new concept and expert-tool based on an integrated web-based database/GIS structure is being developed under HazNETH.
Google has a well understood and currently profitable business model and a huge technical infrastructure but ultimately is vulnerable to a well-resourced competitor armed with better search technology.
Ideally, I would like to see our community develop a cooperative that could provide a hosted technical infrastructure to be used by institutions that lack the financial or technical resources to invest in a major repository service or open source solutions.
In order to contribute to an open source project, programmers must have access to a minimum technical infrastructure.
