Sentence examples for operating infrastructures from inspiring English sources

The company says its service features "more than a dozen patent-pending innovations" that allow it to provide very high performance operating infrastructures for applications like Spark, Hadoop and modern NoSQL databases.

"We have a new industry operating infrastructure that some people say is making them sick," he said.

"We are working to adapt the core businesses most affected by the crisis, paying particular attention to cost control, in particular via the realignment of our operating infrastructure, a significant decline in performance-linked pay within corporate and investment banking and productivity gains scheduled for 2012 in international retail banking," Oudéa said.

EBay is a textbook example of becoming pervasive among a small community with minimal investment in technology and operating infrastructure before growing.

"These companies spent a great deal of time, money, and focus operating infrastructure with resources that could have been better spent creating great content and viewer experiences.

Early reports did not indicate that Blackstone is making this deal with a partner in hand, so it's possible that much of EOP's remaining managerial and operating infrastructure will continue in force, at least for the near term.

The operating infrastructure, however, was transferred to Railtrack and has since passed to Network Rail.

Companies spend on operating infrastructure because they know that having good information and good information tracking systems will help them make and implement better decisions across crucial areas including inventory management, marketing programs and cost management.

Some left-leaning politicians claim the Mexican example means privately owned and operated infrastructure projects are a bad idea.

Projects such as "FixMyStreet" in the UK or "Marker Brandenburg" in Germany provide a privately (in the case of the former) or publicly (in the case of the latter) operated infrastructure that ascribes citizens an active role in the amelioration of public services in their communities [27, 28].

Eighty percent of its homes and almost all of its operating infrastructure were damaged by Ike's high winds and devastating flooding.