Sentence examples for layer upon which from inspiring English sources

In cases where government agencies maintain silos of information, blockchain could make information sharing easier by serving as the common transaction layer upon which agencies communicate.

Chen says that in his nearly ten years at VMware, he experienced the changes in how apps are being built within the enterprise and the infrastructure layer upon which these business applications are being built.

That being said, the secure platform provided by blockchain could also provide the government with a transaction layer upon which the service functions it does retain are executed and recorded.

The CHORUS process has the characteristic of enabling deposition of pure ruthenium films without oxidizing the layer upon which the ruthenium film is grown.

Luckily, since more and more data is being generated from both sick and healthy individuals, there is an opportunity to improve the data layer upon which diagnostic applications are built, and thereby improve the accuracy of genetic tests, for those labs that learn from the information they, and others, gather.

The temperature is then raised to 70 °C so that the adsorbed oligomers condense upon the surface to form a layer upon which to nucleate further PNIPAM condensation.

Similar to the deep sediments, the seismic velocities of shallow soil layers, upon which most of the buildings in the area are founded, are little known.

Despite this there is little clear understanding of how to appropriately design for these wind events given their significant dissimilarities to boundary layer winds upon which most design is based.

If Illumio's goal is to obfuscate network-layer constructs upon which ForeScout depends, then making ForeScout more accessible and easier to deploy sounds like a good fit.

The deposition of TiB2 and ZrB2 on copper and graphite necessitates a cathodic nucleation overpotential of −100 mV which is likely to be necessary to form a first layer of boron upon which intermetallic compounds can form and grow.

As a species, we do have the capacity to damage, even to destroy, the hard layer of nature upon which all species are dependent.