More co-ordination might help elsewhere, for example in infrastructure.
Finally, gearing growth policies towards investment, for example in infrastructure, social housing and green technologies.
"People are investing in low-risk small businesses like restaurants rather than riskier entrepreneurial ventures, for example in infrastructure or technology, that require more capital and human resources.
Fine chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturers focus on new product development as a means of growth, with time to market as key driver, Time to market improvements are, however, limited by a company's infrastructure; for example, in-house design and manufacturing capacity, ability of respond to a dynamic environment etc.
For example, in an infrastructure network with a multiple-antenna AP, the AP forms clusters of STAs such that it can decode multiple streams in the uplink (for example by successive interference cancellation), or separates them in downlink transmissions (for example by performing zero-forcing).
For example, in a water infrastructure architecture, all measurements of a certain water gauge station are defined as one Observation Offering.
The long lead time is given because of the possibility (nay, inevitability) that there are some critical systems (for example in aging municipal infrastructure) that will cease to work because of this change.
Engineers are increasingly expected to consider dynamic loads in the design of structures due to increased security demands and as a result of accidental or intentional impact or explosive events, for example in the construction, infrastructure, offshore, mining, protective and security industries.
The concept of long-term socio-economic development of the Russian Federation in 2020 specifies the objectives of development of economic sectors and territories, taking into account climate change, for example, in changes of infrastructure in the Arctic region to handle the projected climate change (2).
That is why governments must, for example, invest in infrastructure and provide essential services for the poor.
This is more appropriate where the in-use dynamics are more complicated, for example, in the case of infrastructure where technologies and materials remain in use for long periods and there is a long delay between the inflow of material and it becoming available for recycling.
