"The Court is convinced that this service can be achieved by means of the current water main and service line infrastructure, augmented by effective faucet filters that are installed and maintained properly".
For example, less well known to Internet investors is the formidable array of electronic commerce fulfillment and merchandising support services being crafting from the Home Shopping Network infrastructure, augmented by deals such as the January acquisition of customer care outsourcer Precision Response prrc.
In Lower Canada the Château Clique wanted to use the tax receipts collected by the legislature to improve the colony's communications infrastructure, thereby augmenting the Clique's commercial opportunities.
Indeed, Google's core business is so profitable that it almost singlehandedly fuels all of Google's wildly-ambitious and occasionally-awesome forays into things like internet infrastructure, life extension, augmented reality, and self-driving cars.
Our transport infrastructure relies on moderation (augmented by sticky tape and string from time to time), and most of the time we get away with it.
There are applications on smartphones that are obvious examples but rapid innovation is coming from a new generation of companies with products that may not be widely recognized yet, but are building the infrastructure and applications to augment reality.
With these elements as the building blocks for your modern architecture, you can later augment your infrastructure with flexible frameworks and — you guessed it — IoT, AI, fog computing and blockchain.
Caching is a well established performance improvement mechanism in distributed systems, and if employed in Cloud based context provisioning systems, can augment its infrastructure strengths and further improve the context provisioning function.
NBS include green infrastructure that can substitute, augment or work in parallel with grey infrastructure in a cost-effective manner.
Cities are increasingly prone to urban flooding due to heavier rainfall, denser populations, augmenting imperviousness, and infrastructure aging.
