Sentence examples for Advanced technological infrastructure from inspiring English sources

A developed country can be defined as a highly developed economy, high industrial base with advanced technological infrastructure, and a high Human Development Index (O'Sullivan et al., 2003).

Greenhouses are Hi-Tech horticulture farms, in which advanced technological infrastructure increase production efficiency by providing optimal growing conditions.

What investors know about the continent is that it lacks advanced technological infrastructure, is prone to crime and corruption, and is considered to be a more "risky" investment than perhaps Asian markets.

The widespread adoption of advanced technological infrastructures over the past 40 years has created significant sensitivity.

The attack on the Pentagon took out 70% of the U.S. Navy's technological infrastructure there.

"The [Justice Department inspectors] would always be considered outsiders who would never gain the FBI employees' confidence and cooperation". The FBI's technological infrastructure also came under attack at the hearing.

Pending approval by regulators and the boards of the Amex and the NASD, the seller will reinvest all $110m of the proceeds into Amex's technological infrastructure, in accordance with pre-existing commitments.

It looked at the threat to the UK's technological infrastructure from "electromagnetic pulse" (EMP) events in space, which could also include the eruption of solar flares.

HESA also, however, has a transformative role to upgrade the HE sector's technological infrastructure, a task it is undertaking through its Data Futures innovation program (https://www.hesa.ac.uk/innovation/data-futures).

Together with Academic Information Systems (AcIS), which attends to the technological infrastructure of the University, Teachers College's Institute for Learning Technologies (ILT), the Media Center for Art History and others, CCNMTL exchanges ideas and builds working alliances.

The Pentagon attack took out 70% of technological infrastructure there for the Navy, which along with the Marine Corps awarded EDS a $6.9 billion, five-year outsourcing contract in Oct. 2000, the largest in government history.