Sentence examples for electronic infrastructures from inspiring English sources
But even copper is reaching record prices as developing countries expand their electronic infrastructures.
The Department of Labor claims that "the demand for computer security specialists will grow as businesses and government continue to invest heavily in cybersecurity, protecting vital computer networks and electronic infrastructures from attack.
Adding personality information to existing health care electronic infrastructures could also advance personality theory by generating opportunities to examine how personality processes influence doctor-patient communication, health service use, and patient outcomes.
The RPC detector control system (DCS) is required to monitor and safely operate tens of thousand of channels, distributed on several subsystems, including low and high voltage power supplies, trigger electronics, currents and thresholds monitoring, environmental sensors and gas and electronic infrastructure.
The national electronic infrastructure will speed the exchange of emergency health information among local, state and federal health agencies.
This will allow us to protect satellites and other electronic infrastructure from the threat of space weather.
Paul J. McNulty, the United States attorney in Alexandria, said in a statement that Mr. Sankus was involved in "a crime against the integrity of our electronic infrastructure".
The group, called the Electronic Disturbance Theater, is using its Web site to call for a "Net strike" to "disturb the electronic infrastructure of the W.E.F.'s corporate membership".
The project, which was completed at the end of May, added several new trading pits and upgraded the trading floor's computer and electronic infrastructure.
We're doing a load of work on the house and that gives me the opportunity to install an electronic infrastructure.
Banks have lobbied vigorously against it, arguing that the electronic infrastructure is not ready for the complexities of the multitrillion-dollar market.
