In industries such as telecoms, this led to the creation of overlapping, redundant infrastructure.
The America of 100 years ago that built overlapping tangled infrastructure with a paltry developing-world GDP can build today's, if allowed to.
But now it seems that what the bank blames on "the complexity of the Group's IT infrastructure" and "overlapping multiple legacy systems" may be an insurmountable problem, at least in the short-term.
Overlays are useful for deploying overlapping virtual networks on shared infrastructure and for simplifying topology.
These results may also be applicable to the treatment of patients with other forms of cancer, due to the overlap of infrastructure and staff resources used to treat a variety of cancer indications.
"When you have more than three cell sites overlapping, you get interference," said one infrastructure engineer who works for AT&T, who asked not to be named so as not to upset the company.
The terms research infrastructure, capacity, and culture, among others, are deployed in overlapping and inconsistent ways, further obfuscating the crucial functions of infrastructure specifically and its relationships with associated concepts.
The terms research infrastructure, capacity, and culture, among others, are also deployed in overlapping and inconsistent ways, further obfuscating the crucial functions of infrastructure specifically and its relationships with associated concepts [ 27].
The majority of employment is located in suburban areas and the city has variegated and overlapping patterns in spatial form generated through inconsistent infrastructure interventions across local and national authorities.
The use-case employs data from service and infrastructure classes, and infrastructure-class data is configured to have precedence in case of overlapping datasets.
