Sentence examples for layer of infrastructure from inspiring English sources
While most people were not watching, New York has become host to yet another layer of infrastructure, a random, interlinking constellation of what are called "wireless access points".
The human factor provides another layer of infrastructure to the success of a smart city (Winters 2010).
It is often accepted that this requires an additional layer of infrastructure and software where logic is split form the application and configured in the additional layer.
Hardware economics: Traditional CDNs combine the infrastructure for content-delivery, request-routing, distribution, and accounting to provide an intermediate layer of infrastructure to rapidly deliver content from providers to end users.
All cities have layers of infrastructure that are designed to help people and solve problems, and they all failed.
Menlo Ventures' Managing Director Matt Murphy said, "Networks are fairly opaque today and haven't kept up with the kind of monitoring and visibility one gets into the compute, storage, and application layers of infrastructure".
As the base layer of physical infrastructure get built out, we at Lux are watching as there is likely to be a significant growing market for software, services, telecom, data centers, technological infrastructure and application layers on top of it all.
The politicians, in turn, will allow that élite to profit from the second layer, that of infrastructure.
To make the Internet less susceptible to mass surveillance, we need to recreate the physical layer of its infrastructure on the basis of open-source principles.
With Loudcloud, Andreessen liked to cover whiteboards with complex drawings showing how Loudcloud would be a critical layer of Net infrastructure.
The rise of the network has brought a new layer of physical infrastructure, from the fiber across which bits flow to the server farms and compute clusters and clouds where processing now takes place, all connected by yet another crucial element-the standard protocols by which data and documents and music files and more are broken up into packets, routed, transported, and reassembled.
