Sentence examples for different infrastructures that from inspiring English sources

At this layer we have all the different infrastructures that make the city function.

"[Uganda] has a different legal infrastructure that makes it easier for politicians to legislate on homophobia," he said.

Though the information here is focused on travellers within the US, where there is obviously a different infrastructure to that of Europe, it is still a fair indicator of the target audience of the system design.

It's only by changing the way we use transport and then designing different, less invasive infrastructures that we'll address those challenges.

Operating rail infrastructures that are shared among different uses is complex.

It did this by constructing "filters" associated with different types of infrastructure that are useful in estimating poverty.

So, we were deliberately not prescriptive and given the needs of different communities and the infrastructure that's available in different communities I think what the CLAHRC programme will show is that you don't need to impose a one-size fits all solution to, to achieving things.

The 2010 Census includes considerable specificity regarding the availability of different infrastructures, so we selected indicators that presented the worst-case contexts for households.

Today's partnership fixes that, making it possible for developers to use Docker containers in OpenShift to easily move code between different infrastructures without the heavyweight requirements that come with moving around virtual machines and operating systems.

Most SSL inspection solutions utilize on premise or hosted network appliances, often stacked onto infrastructure that relies on different appliances for different network security functions, such as firewall, loss prevention and so forth.

Evaluating the effectiveness of interventions in clinical settings requires an investigational approach and a research infrastructure that are different from those of the traditional efficacy trials, which are typically conducted in research settings and are characterized by high internal but low external validity [ 24].