Sentence examples for housing internet from inspiring English sources

The urban landscape and plans being implemented reflect Bhutan's commitment to combine traditional elements such as sacred and secular architecture and community-promoting village clusters along with adequate public transportation and price-supported housing, internet cafes and e-governance.

SBC, the nation's second-largest regional telephone company, also intends to announce that it is using equipment from Cisco Systems Inc. to create a $50 million center for housing Internet systems for business customers.

Hueston Hennigan instead set up shop in the century-old PacMutual office complex downtown, a stone edifice housing Internet start-ups, fashion firms and other creative types where rents are hitting $4 a foot, about double that of some big towers.

Nor were they obliged to offer the same wholesale pricing as their in-house internet divisions.

They also move into buildings with in-house Internet service providers, cutting Internet costs about 30percentt.

CBS's relatively small in-house Internet unit laid off several dozen people this summer.

Then he stumbled across an in-house Internet forum at Softo, the cosmetics company where he worked in Guangzhou.

"It's easier to secure that one door than the six doors all over the house Internet Explorer might have".

In contrast, a building that houses Internet networking centers or servers for Web hosts uses 120 to 200 watts a square foot.

There are clusters of small classrooms not designed to house internet and power points or to accommodate banks of computers in comfort.

In the United States, it's estimated that server farms, which house Internet, business and telecommunications systems and store the bulk of our data, consume close to 3 percent of our national power supply.