Sentence examples for built on the infrastructure from inspiring English sources

"The miracle of the Taiwanese economy was built on the infrastructure left by the Japanese," said Koo Kwang-ming, a longtime advocate of Taiwan's independence from China who spent 25 years in exile in Japan.

This research was built on the infrastructure of an existing research study called 'Mobilizing Youth for Tobacco-Related Indiaatives in India (Project MYTRI)'.

Mr. Stern said he was able to build on the infrastructure installed by those companies to extend high-capacity lines to the upper floors.

C-ITS systems for VRUs will build on the infrastructure that is being deployed for vehicles, and provide additional applications that are beneficial for VRUs.

Many of the features that are launching in this release, for example, build on the infrastructure the team put in place with the last update.

Celli added: "We are concerned specifically that if we fail to build on the infrastructure of the existing department, that eventually more and more of the resources will be cannibalized for the purposes of trying to outsource [care] and eventually the entire department will become unsustainable".

Peña Station is built on the smart infrastructure technologies that figure into smart city projects the world over – fast internet, a microgrid with battery storage for all that solar energy, kiosks and smart displays, smart street lighting, smart parking, autonomous electric shuttles and more.

Conversely, TwitGoo is built on the same infrastructure that powers PhotoBucket and its sister site TinyPic, which means that it should have no problem coping with a massive influx of new users.

The ESG provides data and knowledge management system built on the data infrastructure that covers over 500 TB of data collections for climate model comparisons and supports a total download volume of over a petabyte to over 20,000 registered users [4].

Community resourced schemes commonly built on the existing infrastructure for care provision in the community, whereas hospital resourced schemes work on an outreach basis and home care is provided by hospital staff.

If built on this infrastructure, many of the technical challenges faced by translational medicine are thus prevented.