Sentence examples for evolving infrastructure from inspiring English sources

In this paper we will summarize the needs of the currently planned Mars exploration mission set, outline design trades and options for meeting these needs, and quantify the specific telecommunications and navigation capabilities of an evolving infrastructure.

Structural factors refer to the historically evolving infrastructure that provides boundaries for health promotion.

When James Murdoch started signing the cheques for Team Sky, he was benefiting from an already highly evolved infrastructure.

The constantly evolving transportation infrastructure in Europe, especially in its Midwestern part, on one hand connects, making it easier for people to travel and ship goods, but on the other hand it irreversibly divides and leaves its painful impress on virgin natural areas (fragmentation of the environment).

Fitting EMRs/EHRs into a dynamic, validated and rapidly evolving information infrastructure [ 11] is also crucial for pharmacogenomics.

Highly-specialized and complex EHR systems cannot acclimate to the evolution of healthcare data requirements, which require EHR systems to embrace a dynamic, state-of-the-art, rapidly evolving information infrastructure [ 2].

The main goal is to evolve the infrastructure from a broadcast type trunk and branch plant to a high-capacity two way network with superior quality and reliability that can deliver advanced telecommunications services.

Requirements for Smart Cities: Researchers in this area are investigating the evolving needs of infrastructure requirements for next-generation Smart City solutions.

Among the area of enabling services and applications for Smart Cities, the more active areas of research include: Requirements for Smart Cities: Researchers in this area are investigating the evolving needs of infrastructure requirements for next-generation Smart City solutions.

However, these factors were not within the scope of our study as we evaluated AEIS performance focusing on how well it performed as a part of the network of the evolving public health infrastructure during the study period, rather than attempting to tease out the proportional changes of RT that was solely attributable to AEIS.

Our study not only presents the opportunity to study the evolving public health infrastructure with integration of ELR-EHR-HIE technologies but also the use of mixed methods to better understand the context in which HIE and HIE-based interventions are implemented.