Sentence examples for cloud set up from inspiring English sources

"You've got hardware engineering creating a future, you've got creative and engineering around the software that makes your hardware show up in the most incredible way, you've got the online services and cloud set up to support the online experience.

The data from the car's sensors gets transmitted to a private cloud set up by Volvo's technology partner Ericsson to capture, process and distribute it to participating drivers who could also be affected by the conditions based on their location.

He was the founder-editor of Cloud Pro, the UK's first cloud publication; set up award-winning website Techworld and was editor of the UK's first networking weekly newspaper, Network Week.

Dr. Howell, who had participated in early scientific research into cloud seeding, set up shop at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn, using a police airplane to sprinkle silver iodide crystals into clouds over the Catskill watershed.

It also lets the cloud provider set up automatic controls that compensate for events like sudden spikes in demand.

The interface is exceptional and you don't have to do more than click a couple of times on a tag cloud to set up tags.

We can now easily initiate parallel invocations of library routines in a Cloud cluster, set up by a client program written in a programming language different from the programming language in which the library routine was developed in.

Magritte often used clouds to set up bold day-versus-night juxtapositions.

Building on top of this innovative foundation, Lenovo is providing turnkey infrastructure for private and hybrid clouds that set up, scale, and become operational quickly.

Since the research study focused on perceptions of cloud customers, we set up the online survey system to terminate as soon as the respondents indicated that they were not cloud computing users.

Google is understood to be a month away from unveiling its first music service, which will combine an MP3 download store with a cloud storage system set up to allow people to store songs remotely and play them back on multiple devices, according to sources in the music industry.