Sentence examples for call infrastructure from inspiring English sources

System call infrastructure (see section 3.3.4 System Calls).

What the Americans call infrastructure is made up of thousands of civil servants, tax collectors, village chiefs, schoolteachers, postmen, medical personnel, the farmers' association, the women's association, the youth association, the cultural groups, and so on.

Facebook first introduced desktop video calling in partnership with Skype in 2011, but eventually built its own video call infrastructure.

Here's the situation: you are a Chief Information Officer or Chief Information Security Officer and get "the call". Infrastructure has been compromised, data has been encrypted.

The economy also added 32,000 jobs in construction, roughly a third of those in heavy and civil engineering projects, what we call "infrastructure".

Every year, too, the department spends more than 40% of its budget on a prodigiously expensive thing called "infrastructure".

"Sewage and power plants weren't sexy — now they're called infrastructure and everyone's interested in it".

In the long run, the results are called infrastructure, and they are what economies are built on.

There is a term that geographers and urban planners are using now called infrastructure ecology, to describe the interdependency of our infastructures, relating to resilience, vulnerabilities.

No airport — nor any other public work worthy of being called "infrastructure" — should be named after someone who has been dead for less than, say, ten years.

The neighborhood's volunteers now concentrate on stewardship and what Ms. Murphy-Dunning calls "infrastructure," which includes practical matters like lights, as well as less practical additions, like labels identifying the wide array of plant life thriving in the park.