Sentence examples for infrastructure architecture from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the creator of the PHP language, Rasmus Lerdorf, is an infrastructure architecture engineer at Yahoo.
David W. Dunlap has covered the built environment of New York City for The New York Times since 1981: infrastructure, architecture, engineering, landmarks, public spaces and transportation — including Macy's wooden escalators.
The infrastructure architecture of wireless local area networks (WLANs) has been widely established in many environments to provide convenient multimedia services.
SNOOP combined with the D2Worm declarative modelling and infrastructure architecture is a promising approach to support a wide range of possible privacy preserving analysis in community health research.
Because this approach often cannot provide high performance capabilities required by these applications, an alternative distributed infrastructure architecture is being designed based on dynamic lightpaths, supported by optical networks.
We introduce a hybrid High Performance Computing (HPC) infrastructure architecture that provides predictable execution of scientific applications, and scales from a single resource to multiple resources, with different ownership, policy, and geographic locations.
The recent emergence of cloud computing has drastically altered everyone's perception of infrastructure architectures, software delivery and development models.
The recent emergence of cloud computing has drastically influenced everyone's perception of infrastructure architectures, data transmission and other aspects.
The paper begins with a description of resilience and critical infrastructure, then summarizes existing approaches to resilience, and presents a fuzzy-rule based method of selecting among alternative infrastructure architectures.
In his role as Google's Internet Evangelist, Cerf will help the company build network infrastructure, architectures, systems, and standards for the next generation of Internet applications.
On March 22, Lee posted on the General Services Administration blog site info.apps.gov that agencies are creating private clouds "no different than previous legacy-based infrastructure architectures" that are inoperative.
