Sentence examples for constructing the infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Urbanism usually starts the other way, constructing the infrastructure and the streets first, and occupying them afterwards.

By 2005, over 90m Europeans (39% of all TV owners) and 70m Americans (two-thirds of TV owners) will have digital television, according to Informa Media, a research group (see chart 1).Yet constructing the infrastructure is turning out to be vastly expensive.

The biggest thing they are doing is constructing the infrastructure, the road network.

Brian Taylor, director of UCLA's Institute of Transportation Studies, said the hardest part isn't constructing the infrastructure for a world-class public transit system.

There is no need to build the stunning stadia and skyscrapers the Chinese have constructed: the infrastructure exists already.

Mr. Axelrod joined Jim Messina, the campaign manager, in a morning-after conference call with reporters to contrast what they characterized as the damaging and ongoing fight among the four surviving Republican rivals with the Obama campaign's progress in constructing the political infrastructure to win in November.

This paper presents a bi-criteria binary linear programming model for locating alternative-fuel refueling stations on a directed transportation network with two conflicting objectives of maximizing the total vehicle-miles traveled (VMT) per year covered by the stations and minimizing the capital cost for constructing the refueling infrastructure.

Consequently, the cost incurred in constructing the ITS infrastructure will be reduced.

Figure 2① shows the basic conceptual structure, and Fig. 2② explains the three steps for constructing the MRM infrastructure.

The main disadvantage of geothermal energy development is the high initial investment cost in constructing the facilities and infrastructure and the high risk of proving the resources.

The bid has also been hit by allegations that the migrant workers constructing the event's infrastructure are treated in slave-like conditions — being denied food and water, having their identity papers taken away from them, and not being paid on time or at all.