Scape wants to use its location services to become the underlying infrastructure upon which driverless cars, robotics, and augmented-reality services sit.
His vision is for Amazon to become the underlying infrastructure that commerce runs on.
Until developers have finished their work, we won't know whether it will become the underlying technology behind a rejuvenated sharing economy or whether it will only power banking services, making transactions cheap and almost instantaneous.
Each of these companies, along with a few other big ones not practicing the art of self-promotion on Quora (Google, Facebook, Skyhook) are all in the midst of what is sure to be a drawn-out battle to become the underlying location layer that lets a thousand other startups bloom on top of it.
The authors detail how Hoover, alarmed by the excesses of the New Deal, pointed to the ideas that would constitute modern US conservatism and how three pillars-liberty, limited government, and constitutionalism-formed his case against the New Deal and, in turn, became the underlying philosophy of conservatism today.
Soon, data became the "underlying force behind everything we did".
The sharing model becomes an underlying technical rationale and a distributed digital condition for the creation of a virtual network (Fig. 1).
"Failure is not an option" certainly became the underlying philosophy of the Apollo 13 mission and their (spoiler alert) ultimately successful attempt to return the crew safely to Earth.
Acute tubular necrosis becomes prominent underlying I/R-induced damage, and chronic allograft nephropathy is also related to I/R injury [ 4].
The underestimation of chronic rheumatic diseases in mortality statistics has been attributed to the identification of one of their complications, such as an acute process, inflammation, infection or cardiovascular diseases, that frequently becomes the underlying cause of death [ 5, 6].
