Sentence examples for defined infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Several people defined infrastructure in the broadest possible way — to include, for example, Wi-Fi zones.

Cloud computing and a software defined infrastructure enabled the system to seamlessly keep up with ever-changing sales force and customer needs.

Service function chaining (SFC) is a mechanism that allows various service functions to be connected to each to form a service enabling carriers to benefit from virtualized software defined infrastructure.

One important trend at VMworld and leading up to the show was a focus on software defined infrastructure, including what is called composable infrastructure, that allows virtualizing and addressing individual components, such as storage devices.

"Software defined infrastructure-the idea that you no longer need a special purpose 'box' for everything-is changing to the notion of software solutions," says Dheeraj Pandey, founder and CEO of datacenter infrastructure company Nutanix.

A new report from the OECD, a think-tank, estimates that global pension funds have just 0.9% of their portfolios in pure infrastructure plays.In part, that is due to the OECD's decision to define infrastructure assets as unlisted debt and equity; pension funds have significant exposure to the listed shares and bonds of power companies and the like.

"Those vendors share over a trillion dollars of market value that is ripe for disruption by startups leveraging the technical, cultural, and go-to-market shifts that define Infrastructure 2.0.

A note on normal and lognormal cumulative distribution functions (CDFs), commonly used in earthquake and tsunami fields to define infrastructure fragility functions (Rossetto et al. 2013; Tarbotton et al. 2015), is warranted.

I don't know how you define infrastructure.

But however you define infrastructure, we're not spending a fraction of what's needed on any of it.

Responding to criticism of the kill-switch idea, the Senate has said that the bill is intended to provide a "precise, targeted and focused way for the President to defend our most sensitive infrastructure," and it further defined that infrastructure as systems involved in the vital maintenance of the telecommunications networks, electrical grid, water systems and financial systems.