Sentence examples for real world infrastructure from inspiring English sources

In the real world, infrastructure precedes markets.

Stuxnet, which came to light in 2010, was the first-known virus specifically designed to target real-world infrastructure, such as power stations.

It is believed to be the first-known worm designed to target real-world infrastructure such as power stations, water plants and industrial units.

The overall region growing segmentation algorithm was then experimentally validated on several challenging 3D point clouds of real-world infrastructure systems.

Because the costs of excessive links affect the investment decision of real-world infrastructure networks, it is practical to enhance their robustness by adding more links between hubs.

Failures of real-world infrastructure networks due to natural disasters often originate in a certain region, but this feature has seldom been considered in theoretical models.

This month's update issued patches for 49 vulnerabilities, including one that plugs a hole exploited by Stuxnet, the first-known worm designed to target real-world infrastructure such as power stations, water plants and industrial units.

We can make meaningful but reversible tweaks to the built environment by changing a digital sign, traffic signals or even controlling actuators to modify space or real-world infrastructure like escalator direction.

He says that in the US, real world business infrastructure is so good that ecommerce is "dessert" but in China it's "the main course".

However, many theoretically feasible collaborative filtering schemes face practical implementation difficulties in real world computing infrastructures like public cloud computing platforms.

With increasing frequency and severity, virtual threats are able to leap into the real world causing physical harm to infrastructure, electricity grids and other forms of property loss.