Sentence examples for architecture to run from inspiring English sources

Rather than simply provide a chip, the company also offers instructions on how to build a phone, the software architecture to run it and dedicated consultants to advise phone makers through the production process.

DeltaCloud [18] is used to abstract us away from the underlying Cloud infrastructure allowing our architecture to run over multiple Clouds.

We introduce the SIM-CITY architecture to run such interactive scenario explorations and highlight a use case for the architecture, an urban fire emergency response simulation in Bangalore.

We propose an implementation method which includes an extremely lightweight thread to control fetch policies (a detector thread) and a processor architecture to run the detector thread without impact on the user application threads.

Lyon is a beautiful city with the requisite museums, restaurants, and architecture to run with the best of them, but what you might not know is that it also has a thriving electronic music culture that's growing by the day.

This technique enables the creation of multiple virtual platforms over a single physical infrastructure, allowing heterogeneous architectures to run on the same hardware.

These new customers will likely include e-commerce sites that need more complex cloud architectures to run smoothly, creative agencies, popular content developers and creators who don't want to have to manage their infrastructure, and startups who may have already starting building on AWS but now want somebody to handle that work for them.

The popularity of cloud-based storage and services has grown exponentially in the last several years, fuelled by the rise of smartphones and tablets that rely on cloud-based architectures to run apps; as well as a rise of other consumer and enterprise services that have also taken a remote storage and processing approach to deliver software more efficiently.

UNTIL recently, Ed Galloway and Gordon Kahn led a quiet life, as quiet a life as one could hope for a couple with three young children, a dog, a warmly chaotic apartment on the Upper West Side and a small architecture firm to run.

A final constraint of all the recent, and still scarce, big data research is that the productivity equation is relatively simple, and does not explicitly breakdown big data's many input factors, e.g., the labour skills needed to maintain big data-related architectures and to run the associated applications, as well as the capital investments in new flexible IT architectures.

In particular, we consider architectures suitable to run a Newcomb Paradox system and the Prisoner's Dilemma.