Sentence examples for smart operating from inspiring English sources
Danone's Mr Rolland reckons its system has already led to smart operating practices being shared more efficiently.Marc Benioff, the chief executive of Salesforce.com, predicts that demand for corporate social-networking services will take off as managers realise that they now know more about strangers on Twitter and Facebook than they do about the people in their own organisation.
Smart operating systems become the second engine of cars, while data is the new fuel," said Dr. Wang Jian, who is chairman of Alibaba's 'Technology Steering Committee.'.
He excelled there, took a better job at a big Dallas bank and in 1977 quit to do his first leveraged buyout, with Louis Marx Jr. Hicks and Marx purchased a small aluminum window and door manufacturing company for $4 million and, after Hicks brought in a smart operating man, quadrupled their money in seven years.
That's where Baidu comes in, and the search engine giant has propped iQiyi up financially and also let the company lean on its artificial intelligence technology and tap into its DuerOS smart operating system.
They're going to be 20 billion 'not-smart operating system' IoT devices.
Beefier chips and a smarter operating system will mean prettier and more colorful screens as well as smoother lines.
The European Commission is arguing the tech giant dominates markets for general internet search services, licensable smart mobile operating systems and app stores for the Android mobile operating system.
The decision also concludes that Google is dominant in the markets for general internet search service, licensable smart mobile operating systems, and app stores for the Android mobile operating system.
The decision also concludes that Google is dominant in the markets for general internet search services; licensable smart mobile operating systems; and app stores for the Android mobile operating system.
We are more inexperienced and unskilled at caring for them than ever, something Anne Lamott wrote about in her wry and smart memoir, "Operating Instructions: A Journal of My Son's First Year".
It hopes eventually to persuade a portion of the millions of software developers who write programs that run on Windows, mostly specialized software for use inside corporations, to write applications tailored for Microsoft's smart phone operating system.
