Sentence examples for vision of open from inspiring English sources
To protect this vision of open and permissionless transactions from political pressure and regulatory interference, blockchain networks rely on a decentralized infrastructure that's not controllable by any one person or group.
As a result, Jefferson's diplomatic overtures to establish a market for American tobacco and to reopen French ports to whale oil produced meagre results, his efforts to create an alliance of American and European powers to contest the terrorism of the Barbary pirates proved stillborn, and his vision of open markets for all nations, a world without tariffs, seemed excessively visionary.
The conventional view is that Google s participation in the upcoming 700 MHz auction isnt actually about acquiring spectrum, but about advancing its vision of open wireless networks.
agINFRA was an innovative Integrated Infrastructure Initiative (I3) project (2012 2015) that aimed to introduce agricultural scientific communities to the vision of open and participatory data-intensive science.
The agINFRA project (www.aginfra.eu) was a European Commission funded project under the 7th Framework Programme that aimed to introduce agricultural scientific communities to the vision of open and participatory data-intensive science.
Another individual in that study also proffered a vision of open time with respect to the future, refusing to discount possibilities of future improvement, decline, or stasis: "maybe I can get improvement Hopefully it's going to get worse, not hopefully, but possibly it will" (ibid).
The populist vision of opening Stratford's swimming and cycling facilities to the public is straight from the PR playbook.
The company that brings you these maps, ELGIN, states that it exists because of the Government's vision of opening up local transport data by December 2012.
It has taken a few very rich men with a vision of opening up space more widely to challenge the status quo.Space, of course, is about more than expensive joyrides.
"It's all part of our vision of open-network computing," says Sun CEO Scott McNealy.
Led by forward thinking, web savvy technologists, President Obama's new media team looks poised and ready to fulfill President Obama's vision of open-source democracy.
