Sentence examples for infrastructure pieces from inspiring English sources

These days we're working on several infrastructure pieces — particularly with their facilities department on the hospital side — to renovate existing areas and bring them up to code requirements.

Docker clearly didn't want to be completely responsible for what it called, "the boring infrastructure pieces" and this allows the company to concentrate more on its core developer customers.

Long gone are the years when new CPUs revolutionized the processing capacity of the desktop; today the growth of computing is happening elsewhere, in terms of bandwidth and screen size, and the excitement is shifting away from infrastructure pieces like microprocessors and operating systems to the next layer of media and connectivity.

"As the core infrastructure pieces get built and are made easier to use, folks who don't want to spend the time or have the time to dig into the guts of the financial services industry can now start to build businesses around it," Levine says.

"The fundamental infrastructure piece that keeps Mozilla independent from even a single source of income like Google is the diverse set of people".

This is an infrastructure piece with built-in lag.

Docker announced today that it was open sourcing containerd (pronounced Container D), making a key infrastructure piece of its container platform available for anyone to work on.

"You can't cement this infrastructure piece with a marketing agreement," says Pereira. "Together VeriSign and NSI intend to create an end-to-end service where people can do everything from getting on the Net to creating a secure global trading exchange".

It would force even greater downward price pressure and only these four giants could afford to duke it out because they have enough cash and make enough money from other parts of their businesses to take a loss on the infrastructure piece.

"The way out of it is to propose a very significant infrastructure piece that would actually strengthen the domestic economy, and by doing that I think he could probably attract some additional Democratic votes to Trade Promotion Authority".

Mr. Tyson's work is not lacking in intellectual infrastructure; the pieces explore different scientific ideas, and the checklist comes with a five-page glossary.