Sentence examples for formal infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The paper discusses the qualities that a formal infrastructure for managing system design should have.

No matter how self-reliant the community becomes, however, the need for formal infrastructure is as urgent now as it has ever been.

Getlink is a play on the former Groupe Eurotunnel's stock market identification ticker "GET" and "fixed link", the formal infrastructure term for the tunnel.

But Lewis faced a major obstacle in achieving his vision: The bank had never made innovation a priority, and as a result, it lacked any formal infrastructure for developing new services.

The formal infrastructure to support and promote international collaboration in the social and behavioral sciences consists of disciplinary-based associations, the International Social Science Council (ISSC), and to a certain extent the International Council of Scientific Unions (ICSU).

While headteachers have always communicated, Beer says the existence of a formal infrastructure has been crucial in embedding this collaborative approach so it develops beyond an ad hoc way of working and doesn't just become reliant on one or two individuals taking the lead.

In the absence of expanded formal transport infrastructure in informal settlements, an informal transport infrastructure network is independently formed by the residents to facilitate connections between significant destinations and provides the accessibility to zones and facilities within the settlement (Fig. 3).

For the industry to attain its full development potential, policy recommendations include revitalising the country's iron and steel sector, commencing the award of degrees in wood products engineering, fostering linkages between the artisans and formal knowledge infrastructure, initiating proper sustainable forest management practices and providing relevant physical infrastructure.

Mongolia, a vast and sparsely populated semi-arid country, has very little formal road infrastructure.

Taxis, while largely unconnected to the internet or any form of formal computer infrastructure, were actually the big data players in rider identification.

The center operates on an informal basis with a formal managerial infrastructure to take care of the routine operation of this research unit.