Intel says that combining digital and analog capabilities could some day, for example, consolidate all of a cellphone onto a single chip.
The commission would also recommend ways the government could use its space more efficiently by, for example, consolidating space or getting agencies to move into one building.
Another caveat is that Google has worked to join up more personal data dots, undermining how much control users have over how they share data with the centralizing Alphabet entity — by, for example, consolidating the privacy policies of multiple products to enable it to flesh out its understanding of each user by cross-referencing their usage of different services.
The U.S., for example, has consolidated its traditional monopoly on extreme violence, and, in the era of big data, has also hoarded information about its deployment of that violence.
For example, he consolidated the chain's flagship papers, merging the morning Atlanta Constitution with the afternoon Atlanta Journal in November 2001.
Insurance (example keyword: "auto insurance price quotes") 2. Loans (example keyword: "consolidate graduate student loans") 3. Mortgage (example keyword: "refinanced second mortgages") 4. Attorney (example keyword: "personal injury attorney") 5. Credit (example keyword: "home equity line of credit") 6. Lawyer 7. Donate 8. Degree 9. Hosting 10.
This is the case, for example, when consolidating, redesigning, and redeploying an application in a model-driven architecture.
A plan floated by the government, for example, would consolidate more than 200 tiny fishing ports in northeast Japan into 11 hubs.
This can be used, for example, to consolidate existing workloads; the new capability can be used to serve new requests or alternatively unused resources may be turned off to reduce power consumption.
One example is consolidating eight payday loans for a member who had taken out the loans in quick succession, to cover an emergency car repair.
Attempts to tackle this dilemma may involve reorganising health care, for example by consolidating services across a region on fewer hospital sites.
