Sentence examples for infrastructure into a from inspiring English sources
Injecting social infrastructure into a development was, said Allies, "a complicated dynamic" that required an unusual skill set.
Is there way to develop an infrastructure into a whole that's greater than the sum of its parts?
Sprint has already been converting much of its existing infrastructure into a Long Term Evolution network, which uses a faster data technology used by the newest smartphones.
Closer to home, the High Line's transformation from an obsolete stretch of industrial infrastructure into a public park is a more modest case in point.
"What was compelling from the start," Mr. Soderquist said, "was repurposing existing infrastructure into a generator of clean energy, with a second revenue stream from people paying you to take their waste".
While a simple activity log might not appear as the killer app, it succeeds by putting in place a small piece of user-driven infrastructure into a larger application - one with a promise of relatively wide distribution.
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The transformation of this infrastructure into an "energy internet" is a huge undertaking requiring an unprecedented level of cooperation and coordination across the private and public sectors.
"We didn't imagine anyone would be too upset that we were turning a piece of vital metropolitan infrastructure into an amusement park ride and making it partially invisible to air traffic," he writes.
Grid computing is an emerging technology that transforms a computer infrastructure into an integrated, pervasive virtual environment for dynamic collaboration and shared resources anywhere in the world--providing users, especially in science, with unprecedented computing power, services and information.
Today's applications are woven from a variety of custom and commercial modules, cloud services, databases and infrastructure into an extensible fabric that can be easily tailored for mobile or Web delivery for potentially millions of users.
