Sentence examples for infrastructure of things from inspiring English sources

Brazil is as old as the US and has had a decently built out infrastructure of things like roads and phone lines for some time.

He has written a column for the New York Times that details just how serious the threat of cyber attacks is for this country, something increasingly evident in light of things like the creaking infrastructure of things like NASA and general cluelessness in legislature.

For smaller companies where valuable data scientist time is spent configuring the infrastructure side of things, this could be a boon, but even for larger companies with data engineering and infrastructure teams, it could help automate a lot of activities that require human management today.

Swanson's argument against that is DataScience is handling the infrastructure side of things as well.

Nowadays he says, a lean startup can work specifically on product and design, and leave the infrastructure side of things to someone else.

But the reason the space is so active is that there's continues to be plenty of demand for the product, and as an IaaS provider, Appcore is doing well by making sure its solution appeals to the business instincts of its target customers, while keeping the infrastructure side of things in the background.

The problem reflects the withering away of the American industrial infrastructure of all things nuclear, and the nation's dependence on distant places for "energy-critical materials," including "rare earth" materials used in high-efficiency motors, and other materials used in solar cells.

When times are flush, the nation doesn't spend much on infrastructure unless lots of things are falling down.

Siemens, IBM, Cisco and General Electric are among the firms erecting an internet-of-things infrastructure, connecting the world in a global neural network.

It sounds peachy, but Mason completely ignores the colossal, exponentially increasing physical infrastructure for the 'internet-of-things.' His digital uprising is projected to consume evermore vast quantities of energy (as much as one-fifth of global electricity by 2025), producing 14percentt of global carbon emissions by 2040.

There are lots of infrastructure things that we have no choice, we have to do because of laws or court orders or just common sense.