silo
साइलो
definition
verb
most companies have expensive IT systems they have developed over the years, but they are siloed
isolate (one system, process, department, etc.) from others.
noun
Just as I imagined it, with cows everywhere and lots of farms, silos , grain elevators, lakes - the whole nine yards.
a tower or pit on a farm used to store grain.
This system allowed Looking Glass to transmit launch codes to the intercontinental ballistic missiles in their underground silos should ground launch control centers become disabled.
an underground chamber in which a guided missile is kept ready for firing.
translation of 'silo'
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Such owners could be the farms, the 'silo' owners, or other companies storing the goods in their warehouses.
Henchmen are known as the ‘can do’ guys, the utility workers who have no problem mopping the nuclear missile 'silo' one moment and then getting beaten up by superheroes the next.
The computing tier of data centers still looks like a collection of hardwired boxes, each dedicated to a specific application 'silo' .
we have made significant strides in breaking down that 'silo' mentality
we have made significant strides in breaking down that 'silo' mentality
Farmer George has just obtained planning permission to erect a corn 'silo' on the farm and Dan Dill believes that this will spoil his view.
He came up with the idea for converting the grain 'silo' while converting the barn next door to his home in Long Compton.
In August 1965, a civilian crew was working underground in the 'silo' of this missile site and a fire erupted, killing 53 workers.
There are many public concerns about the safety of food products, from the farm to the 'silo' , from the paddock to the abattoir, and from the food processors to the supermarket and eventually the dinner plate at home.
For employees whose entire careers have played out within the shelter of one functional 'silo' , this is a fearsome prospect.
At this point the stover part of the plant has good digestibility, and the moisture is usually in the desired range for storage in airtight 'silos' .
At that time it was a conventional row-crop farm with an unused barn and 'silos' .
For faculty it has been tremendous, a real breaching of the walls and 'silos' of the campus.
If the Soviets attacked first, then there would be no point in destroying empty missile 'silos' that had already launched; the only thing left to hit would be cities.
I lived in Kansas for a time as a child during the 60's where my father worked on the missile 'silos' .
The orbital defence system was in tatters, with barely any working laser cannons and no missile 'silos' left.
The red vertical cylindrical shapes of the missile 'silos' stood silent watch over their companions.
Because we have seen the pictures, we know there are still 500 missile 'silos' with people sitting in them with their fingers on the button.
The buildings, ranged along a street, are simple stone structures with only one room, but all equipped with 'silos' or dolia (enormous storage jars) partly buried in their floors.
The first 10 Minuteman missiles were on combat alert in their underground 'silos' by October 1962.
The figure is the result of changes in corporate structure that have replaced 'silos' with cross-functional divisions.
If this distinction were ever true, it was only in the depths of the Cold War, when the eyes of satellites were to focus on Soviet missile 'silos' .
The problem is, the surfeit of data sits in 'silos' , available only to one particular agency.
Walla Walla's main agricultural product used to be collected in the grain 'silos' idling around town; its new mainstay is preserved in bottles, and poured for all comers on almost every corner.
Dust explosions such as these have occurred in 'silos' where grain is stored.
Just as I imagined it, with cows everywhere and lots of farms, 'silos' , grain elevators, lakes - the whole nine yards.
They planned ahead and erected grain 'silos' at least in each district to store adequate stocks, in some cases, to last for two farming seasons.
The air force is also responsible for the intercontinental ballistic missiles deployed in 'silos' in the western United States.
The nuclear powers have in the years since moved from reliance on manned bombers for nuclear delivery towards greater use of missiles based in 'silos' on land and in submarines at sea.
Effective collaboration often takes place only when the would-be collaborators enlist hierarchical line managers to resolve conflicts between competing organizational 'silos' .
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