Sentence examples for developing a hub from inspiring English sources

But developing a hub like that could take years.

Prairie is currently developing a hub for small artisanal food and brewing companies in an old riverfront tannery near to the city's Belmont district.

By developing a hub port expanding technique, the problem in phase II is formulated as a vehicle routing problem with pickup and delivery.

The government is being urged to do more to promote regional airports rather than focusing on developing a hub airport in south-east England.

We therefore recommend that commissioners establishing community services consider developing a hub and spoke model with Secondary care as this will bring care closer to the community without losing benefits of access to a specialist centre of expertise.

And 10 years later we realised our vision, when we managed to purchase our own building in Abbotsford and to secure enough funding to develop a hub within the building for Aboriginal women".

So Ukrainian startup Branto developed a hub that has a built-in 360-degree camera and speaker for security and telepresence, in addition to being able to operate gadgets over Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, ZigBee, and infrared.

Thanks to a generous gift from the Kathleen and Howard Zar Science Library Fund and support from the Library Council, the University of Chicago Library is developing a GIS Hub at the John Crerar Library to enable geospatial research and learning activities on campus.

Professor Charles Perry and a rotating group of MTSU students associated with the university's Department of Engineering Technology have, for the last few years, been developing a wheel hub, plug-in hybrid retrofit kit.

"Suffolk County Council recently spent a long time researching and developing a Suffolk Food Hub, which was to be an online market place to share distribution requirements or space, but it never got beyond the pilot stage".

Their mandate includes designing a new "signature" academic building; converting the College Avenue property, which is city-owned, into a pedestrian-friendly public space; developing a major transportation hub; and upgrading dormitories.