Sentence examples for infrastructure delivering from inspiring English sources

Currently, this access is guaranteed by a geospatial data infrastructure delivering very high resolution remote sensing products (RapidEye, Pléiades, Spot 6 and 7).

As other industries become more real-time and rely increasingly on cloud-based infrastructure delivering services to a global audience, they will have to find hubs that offer this type of interconnection.

Denial of Service (DoS) attacks are aimed at ensuring that the service a computing infrastructure delivers is negatively affected in some way.

Via the network, a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure delivers the user interface (keyboard, video, audio, mouse) to a software- or hardware-thin client.

"Today, we use Stackdriver to ensure that our systems and infrastructure deliver the performance that our millions of users expect.

"The Budget demonstrates government acceptance that establishing a stable tax environment in the basin will prolong the life of existing infrastructure, deliver millions of more barrels of oil equivalent and boost the Treasury's coffers via increased tax take".

Some cases in point: Over the last 12 months, Steve Jobs' Apple yielded a 102% return; Ralph Lauren 's Polo Ralph Lauren surged 111%; Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. rallied 101%; and Anil Ambani's Reliance Infrastructure delivered an 87% return.

All ground measurement systems embedded in road infrastructure deliver precise traffic data punctually with high temporal resolution, but their spatial distribution is still limited to selected motorways and main roads.

Not only could the telemedicine infrastructure deliver medical training to healthcare workers but it could also be a low-cost venue to educate and train the citizens of Albania as well.

The pervasive belief in UFOs and ETs is a new form of religiosity brought about by the digital infrastructure, delivered not only through books (like traditional religions) but through films, phones, and computers.

In summary, T4TM is a theory-based, social media intervention that has the potential to be sustainable, given that it can be implemented in existing infrastructures delivered by community-based educators and health professionals.