Sentence examples for Present infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Present infrastructure design is primarily based on rainfall Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) curves with so-called stationary assumption.

Present infrastructure operation is characterised by: governance based on unmanaged growing demand, which is both inefficient and ultimately unsustainable; lack of integration of the end-users, in terms of the variety of their wants, needs and behaviours; separate and parallel delivery of different infrastructure streams prohibiting joint solutions.

The transport secretary admitted the high-speed option would cost "around 10%" more than the alternative of upgrading the present infrastructure and trains but said the benefits would be substantial.

These insights provide a better understanding of present infrastructure vulnerability in the context of past climate variability for eastern Australia.

The result is a fuel that is easier to store, distribute, and utilize within the present infrastructure, as compared to hydrogen gas.

This algorithm finds an optimal settings for present infrastructure as well as optimal locations, sizes and control settings for Static Compensator (STATCOM) units.

By considering this airport conditions and present infrastructures, these modes have been proposed for Sari airport by this research: train, bus with 25 passenger capacity and van shuttle with 5 seats and a space for passengers' luggage.

The department said in its own evaluation last year that climate change presents infrastructure challenges at home and abroad.

Ferdy, government employee, Tacloban Marcos built a lot of our present day infrastructure, be it the LRT, Cultural Centre of the Philippines, or National Arts Centre, etc.

Greenpeace said the blackout was "an eye opener that the present energy infrastructure in India needs to be diversified, both at the generation and the distribution level".

It would seem likely that the present PCC infrastructure – its able staff dealing with the arbitration of complaints – would be kept on.