Schools can't be silos.

My father put up those silos.

Instead what it's allowed is silos of interest.

We blend it in 50,000 lb. blending silos.

The way to break down the silos is to get inter operability between social networking sites.

In these launching silos there were 104 intercontinental ballistic missiles, each of which was equipped with a nuclear warhead.

The empty Peacekeeper silos will remain accountable under the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty and will be subject to inspection.

What specific steps can ministers take to ensure that policy planning is not conducted in separate silos , as it were?

At that time in Kazakhstan, there was a total of 148 silos for the launching of ground based intercontinental ballistic missiles.

We have together eliminated more than 1,700 heavy bombers and missile launchers, including more than 700 launch silos, 45 submarines capable of launching nuclear missiles, and deactivated or eliminated more than 18,000 strategic and tactical nuclear warheads.

Silos must be knocked down and bubbles must be pierced, with bridges being built in their place. Tomorrow s successful executives will be those who take the opportunity to join a real conversation and draw wisdom from the crowd.

Hamas, with the help of Iran, has been undergoing a process of Hezbollahization. Its units are no longer simple terrorist cells they are highly trained and well equipped combat units, and its rockets, like those in southern Lebanon, are launched with timers from crude underground silos.

You know, it's a silo, people in silos. They didn't know that the same thing was happening. So one of them thought about it and said, OK, well, if this is just crystallization that happens automatically out of seawater self assembly then why aren't shells infinite in size? What stops the scaling?

Until now, its success was based on positive competition between local governments and different ministries, benchmarked according to performance indicators such as GDP and fiscal revenues. Unfortunately, this has led to problems of social equity and environmental sustainability, which require complex coordination of bureaucratic silos in order to overcome the resistance of powerful vested interests.

Governments in hunger stricken regions, especially Africa, would then submit national action plans that would provide details on how they would use the donor funds to get high yield seeds, fertilizer, irrigation, farm tools, storage silos, and local advice to impoverished farmers. An independent expert panel would review the national plans to verify their scientific and managerial coherence.

Indeed, perhaps the most important lesson learned in the aftermath of the collapse of Lehman Brothers is that we can no longer afford to examine problems in terms of individual institutions and from regulatory silos. The global economy s high degree of interconnectivity, interdependence, and complex feedback mechanisms imply that one weak hub can bring down the entire system.

In fact, I'll just go into one area if you're looking at Alzheimer's, for example, drug discovery there is a whole lot of linked data which is just coming out because scientists in that field realize this is a great way of getting out of those silos, because they had their genomics data in one database in one building, and they had their protein data in another.

LONDON As the season in which public companies hold their annual general meetings progresses, one persistent issue is the lack of genuine dialogue between company officials and the general public. In place of robust debate and discussion among investors, executives, the workforce, and the community at large, the conversation seems to be taking place in different silos, with one group sitting around the boardroom table and another gathered at the kitchen table.