Sentence examples for infrastructure standing from inspiring English sources

It leaves the infrastructure standing - all those database tables waiting to be filled up with peoples' names and connections - but prevents the creation of connections between them.

The commercials feature former professional basketball stars like Muggsy Bogues, Bill Laimbeer and Moses Malone as members of a team named Infrastructure, standing for the integration and cooperation I.B.M. considers necessary for e-commerce to function.

For politicians and administrators who have staked their careers on these Games, there were no shortage of reasons to declare them a success: tourist numbers were reasonably high (in excess of the 500,000 target, according to the government), sales goals were reached, the infrastructure remained standing, Zika fears proved unfounded and Brazil won more medals than at any previous Games.

Giving the combined (and intertwined) complexity of regulatory, technical and infrastructure challenges standing in the way of developing viable drone service implementations, Nesta is also recommending the creation of testbeds in which drone services can be developed with the "facilities and regulatory approvals to support them".

The destruction of social infrastructures occurred during the 1998 1999 war has been followed by lack of investment in the public and private sector, resulting in further decay of the few infrastructures still standing.

When the final path is determined, the tunnel would be built 30 to 44 feet below the surface of the ground, and even deeper when traveling under standing infrastructure like bridges.

"Dell looks like they want to be the last man standing in cloud infrastructure," R Ray Wang, founder at Constellation Research told TechCrunch.

NRA has a stealth lobbying infrastructure and pools of cash standing ready to smack down any Republican politician or incumbent who even hints they might step onto the slippery slope.

The unfortunate concurrence in Haiti of an earthquake-ravaged infrastructure; long-standing deficiencies in water, sanitation and transportation; and the limited number of health professionals and their lack of experience with cholera treatment all suggested that further spread was not only likely but would have severe clinical consequences.

As I mentioned yesterday, Joyent is standing ready with excess free infrastructure to support Twitter through this transition in the event that they need it.

Their findings suggest that certain research environments and infrastructures can significantly improve one's research standing.