Sentence examples for this architecture means from inspiring English sources

In the digital world, this architecture means that the law regulates everything.

In the physical world, this architecture means that the law regulates a small set of the possible uses of a copyrighted work.

This P2P architecture means that neither Facebook nor Pipe will be able to snoop on the contest of the file.

New features in the updated Geronimo app include an ability to annotate videos and images in the app, an undo send feature and its location exclusively on a users' phone (this clientside architecture means that data stays private and isn't moving through yet another company's servers).

Firefox's open-source architecture means it has been tested and tweaked by far more people than proprietary browsers like Internet Explorer from Microsoft.

Ring architecture means that if one data circuit is cut, there is always another line to run information around the system injury -- the system cannot be knocked out, or at least not very easily.

He would go to his office at night and on holidays, perhaps not so much to escape domesticity but simply because his greatest passion was drawing buildings and thinking about what architecture means.

Though The Strain is set in New York, the combination of a generous tax credits system and its "could be anywhere" architecture means Toronto is often used as a location for shows based elsewhere.

The 64-bit architecture means much better performance.

Android's more flexible system architecture means the notifications will always happen instantly.

This tug-of-war between mutation and homogenization means that although the gene structure may stimulate innovation, the same architecture means that those improvements might be weeded out.