Sentence examples for during infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Energy consumption during infrastructure construction is obtained from investment cost using lifecycle assessment.

This paper conceptualizes how window of opportunity dynamics can arise during infrastructure transformation.

If utilized well, additive manufacturing would improve precision and quality control while reducing waste, costs and congestion during infrastructure construction projects.

In this way, inventories in Gabi do not enable users to retrace from which life cycle step flows originate, making it difficult to include further aspects such as soil extraction during infrastructure construction.

In this paper, we present a superstructure modelling and optimization framework of inter-city high-speed transport systems, accounting energy consumption during infrastructure construction and during subsequent operation, to optimize connections between large population centers and between modes of transport.

During infrastructure maintenance possessions, commonly not all trains can operate, and the original timetable may have to be adjusted accordingly.

Alwash, the Iraqi-American hydrological engineer, told me that, in Iraq, when laborers fell into wet cement during large infrastructure projects, it was common for the work to carry on.

He said the state's election processes, including its many ballot initiatives and the drawing of uncompetitive political districts, were to blame for the three-month budget stalemate, during which infrastructure projects were shut down, workers were furloughed, payments to counties were withheld and tax refunds were left in state coffers.

Initially, all extraction wells in Box 1 equally pumped; all extracted water injected into the single infiltration gallery IFL, and new candidate extraction wells placed randomly during the infrastructure search phases.

Situational awareness measures were used to assess operator performance during critical infrastructure tasks – a "freeze-probe" recall approach (Situational Awareness Global Assessment Technique (SAGAT)), a post-trial subjective rating approach (Situational Awareness Rating Technique (SART)) and the System Usability Scale (SUS).

Many presentations explored the impacts of disasters on public health, including topics such as rapid assessment of health effects during disasters, infrastructure loss as a public health risk, and health effects of terrorism.