Sentence examples for engine infrastructure from inspiring English sources

He added, "New jobs in intellectual services and other 21st-century sectors will not rely on Victorian-era stengineginfrastructureture".

Starting today, developers who use Google's Compute Engine infrastructure as a service platform will be able to bring their own security keys to the service.

The Repast Simphony runtime interface implementation consists of three components: the user interface proper, the simulation engine infrastructure, and the application class that mediates the interaction between the two.

There have long been rumors that Yahoo could end this deal and bring back its own search engine, but that seems unlikely given the investment the company would have to make after it dismantled its old search engine infrastructure.

At I/O, Google announced that developers can now also deploy Dart on its Compute Engine infrastructure using Docker, but by also soon supporting it on App Engine, developers get easier access to Google's Data Store, cloud monitoring services and caching services.

"Definitely going to be launching" other languages for App Engine, since infrastructure is language neutral.

Services include end-user applications (e.g., weather forecast), platform services (e.g., Heroku, Google App Engine), and infrastructure services (e.g., Amazon EC2, Cloud Sigma).

G.E. — a producer of airplane engines, energy infrastructure, kitchen appliances and financial products — plunged into the broadcast business in 1985.

Biojet is a so-called drop-in fuel that is compatible with existing engines and infrastructure, and it recycles carbon rather than emitting "new" fossil carbon.

Absent a roaring recovery, Mr. Corzine says he would "service the most vulnerable as resources will allow," continuing to support food banks, legal services and children's health, while investing in economic engines like infrastructure, stem-cell research and so-called green energy efforts like offshore wind farms.

We could predict the failure of engines, rail infrastructure, oil drills and power plants in real time — notifying humans the moment of an acoustical anomaly.