Sentence examples for evaluate infrastructure from inspiring English sources

In this paper we propose a seven-step methodology that allows multiple decision makers to evaluate infrastructure alternatives using safety and other indicators in early project phases.

In the interview, he said his biggest job-creation move would be to start evaluating infrastructure projects according to how many jobs and how much tax revenue they would create, and then to set about borrowing quickly to get the best of them off the ground.

We evaluated infrastructure level resource accounting models of prominent cloud service providers and found that the accounting model of SDN is strongly consumer centric and those of S3 and EC2 are weakly consumer centric.

The paper uses the 'weighted sum model' technique in multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) and the 'additive utility model' in analytical hierarchical process (AHP) for multi-criteria decision-making, to develop the model for computing the sustainability index a crisp value for evaluating infrastructure design proposals.

Cloud systems adaptation needs to be invoked in order to evaluate the infrastructure and determine whether resource reconfiguration is required.

And DFG will evaluate institutional infrastructure and special support schemes offered by a university for Ph.D. candidates and visiting scientists from other countries.

In this work, the design and construction of a special trailer designed to evaluate traffic infrastructure with GPR is presented.

Since 2000 it has been formally required in the Netherlands to evaluate major infrastructure projects according to a standard manual.

The model has been successfully applied to evaluate alternative infrastructure enhancements in the metropolitan rail network of Rome.

In this paper, we present and evaluate the infrastructure of a long-term activity monitoring system that aims the early detection and cost-effective intervention of such emergencies.

The authors select the Salem-Keizer metropolitan area, a case study representative of the kinds of small and medium-sized communities that may prefer to use the LTS to evaluate cycling infrastructure given its lower input costs.