Sentence examples for infrastructures themselves from inspiring English sources

In a very literal sense, then, network infrastructures themselves have become the agency's primary targets.

Modernizing the infrastructures themselves, along with the way health companies integrate and exchange data is a difficult task — but it's also an important one.

We therefore need to imagine a territory where the infrastructures themselves are no longer thought of as simple channels, lines linking one point with another and where what is in the middle appears as "separate, opaque and distant".

The article highlights that while processes at the municipal level emphasised the unification of collective identities, experiences of the infrastructures themselves often involved persisting divides and forms of subversion and social conflict that highlighted the meeting of more diverse individual identities.

Cloud computing, which allows companies to tap enormous computing power via the Internet without having to invest in the infrastructure themselves, has grown rapidly in the United States under a legal system that permits the sale and transfer of many forms of private data.

In fact, many of the partners from DFJ network firms decided on the new infrastructure themselves.

It's their example that has led to a new breed of customers such as Facebook that decided to build the infrastructure themselves.

If the idea is to create a new way to stream TV and movies to people, the cable companies no longer have to build out the infrastructure themselves to do that.

It seems that at that point in time there was no clear state programme as regards innovations development, it came later, from 2010, with the next project 'National research universities (NIU)', and every university defined their priorities in the development of the infrastructure themselves.

Naturally, developers don't want to have to worry about building Twilio-like infrastructure themselves — or the same kind of functionality Parse offers — so the partnership allows them to easily take advantage of both without forcing engineering teams to sleep less than they already do.

Given that one of the biggest pain points in mobile payments has been lack of interoperability between platforms, this is potentially a big step in helping such services grow: the idea is that with a bigger potential audience to serve, bigger merchants, banks, payment providers, developers and handset makers will be more likely to make the necessary investments in infrastructure themselves.