Sentence examples for become infrastructure from inspiring English sources

"Everything will become infrastructure bathed in artificial light and energy," wrote French theorist Jean Baudrillard in America, part-travelogue, part-cultural critique, in 1989.

If we as a society believe that public blockchains have the potential to become infrastructure (like utilities and bridges) and that appropriate standards are needed, we should craft laws to ensure such protection.

Of necessity her first priority became infrastructure repair, Ms. Spera maintained.

As technology ages, it becomes infrastructure, and grows deeply boring to most.

And because LED lighting may replace both incandescent and fluorescent lighting one day, the company expects "lighting infrastructure to become communication infrastructure" in the near future.

"Everything is becoming connected - there are devices you wear that keep track of your heart rate and thermostats that connect through wifi - so cellular infrastructure has become critical infrastructure," he said.

In a sense, the physical and technical infrastructure becomes invisible and the data themselves become the infrastructure'[1].

It's much more likely that we would become an infrastructure for those sorts of things".

Computer networks have become critical infrastructure on which people rely for personal, business, and government use.

Ontology centred environments may become the infrastructure for managing the IFC product models.

It has grown to become essential infrastructure for connecting families, performing school or work assignments, shopping and trading, and participating in civic and political life.