Sentence examples for conventional infrastructure from inspiring English sources
Public money is unlikely to come from an American establishment that struggles to fund even conventional infrastructure.
A task force of independent experts will produce a list of potential projects, covering not only conventional infrastructure projects but also education and R&D.
Although that aspect has attracted a lot of attention, he said, the technology is "actually at the fringe of what we're working on," since most people live within range of more conventional infrastructure.
The analysis shows that major barriers to a change of conventional sanitation include present law and regulations, lower priority for water and nutrients in the schemes of municipal responsibilities, investments and commitments in conventional infrastructure, and also common resource perception of water and nutrients.
With the emerging of big-data driven connected vehicles and self-driving cars [29], this level of route customization might very well disrupt even conventional infrastructure boundaries.
Conventional infrastructure repairs have used a robust engineering approach, elevating hard floodwalls to predicted future sea levels, and strengthening levees to protect against more frequent and intense storm surges.
Despite differences in scale, GI was, in all cases, applied as a supplement to the conventional water infrastructure.
The increasing availability of rapid prototyping technology makes it possible to quickly engineer alternatives to conventional automation infrastructure that are low-cost and user-friendly.
The proposed architecture, namely, power-aware virtual base stations (PA-VBS), mimics and maintains the operation of the conventional fixed infrastructure in cellular networks.
On the other hand, without significant penetration of these vehicles, the demand for hydrogen would be insufficient to make a widespread conventional refuelling infrastructure economic.
