Sentence examples for creation of infrastructure from inspiring English sources
The landscape of Alberta's oilsands regions is undergoing extensive change due to the creation of infrastructure associated with the exploration for and extraction of this resource.
The agreement sets restrictions on the maintenance and creation of infrastructure and an active programme of peat rewetting has also been agreed, so that blanket bog restoration can take place.
In our first approach the social network is used as a collaborative overlay, in combination with the ad hoc creation of infrastructure composed of virtual machine clusters built from resources contributed, by the users, to the Social Cloud.
As to what often happens in medicine, early adopters of new technologies are professionals who create model programs that are successful and then stimulate the creation of infrastructure (ie, reimbursement, telecommunications, information technologies, and so on) that forms the platforms for entry of later, mainstream, adopters.
Cooke and Leydesdorff (2006) point to the creation of infrastructure of excellence to provide basic and applied research capabilities, and in turn construction of regional competitive advantage.
"For all of our history in exploring space, we've brought everything we will ever need on the journey," Lewicki says, but harnessing the abundant resources on near-Earth asteroids would "enable the creation of infrastructure and industries [in space] not dependent on continual shipments from Earth".
Nie was elected a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2009 in recognition of his scholarship on U.S. political behavior and public opinion and his role in the creation of infrastructures for social scientific research.
The challenge of sustainability places greater demands on infrastructure innovations that facilitate the improvement of existing infrastructure, as well as the creation of new infrastructure to balance economic, social and environmental needs and eventually transform to a sustainable civilization.
Aides on Capitol Hill have been fairly mum about what makes up that $300 billion, but a source familiar with deliberations said that lawmakers have been looking to include components of the president's jobs plan, specifically an extension of unemployment insurance, the payroll tax cut, money for infrastructure repairs and the creation of an infrastructure bank.
Their concern was a blurring of the concept of creation of research infrastructure with that of review of research protocols, and that approving the infrastructure would open the door to unapproved data uses by the researcher.
