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This paper investigates the interplay between changes in infrastructural systems (or infrasystems) and societal context.

Environmental organizations and public figures have emphasized changes in the climate and the risks they entail, while promoting adaptation to changes in infrastructural needs and emissions reductions.

"The concept of baby-friendly hospital does not require huge infrastructural changes in the first place," explained Ms. Annaeva.

The estimates derived from the survey data are used to modify a spatially-explicit trend-based urban development potential model, derived from remotely-sensed imagery and observed changes in the region's socioeconomic and infrastructural characteristics between 2000 and 2011.

"In Pakistan's case, we have already had a longstanding strategic partnership which is now being supplemented by increasing Chinese investment in infrastructural development, civil nuclear cooperation and establishing rail and road linkages between the two countries," Mr. Ahmad said.

Sinaloa specializes instead in infrastructural marvels that federal agents call supertunnels.

Doosan Corp. is a holding company, which engages in infrastructural support business.

In May, US$5.85 million was approved for emergency funds by the World Bank to assist in infrastructural rehabilitation.

Reasons for the disregard of current guidelines have been identified, among others, in infrastructural aspects.

We have shown here how clinical biobanking is accompanied by changes in the constitution of healthcare leading to novel, systematic infrastructural couplings between research and care mediated by human tissue and data.

To apply the framework and tools thus developed to quantify the changes in travel behaviour, physical activity and carbon emissions and changes in putative mediating factors associated with infrastructural interventions at a purposive sample of case study Connect2 sites and to explore why these interventions are (or are not) effective, in what ways, for whom and in what circumstances.