Sentence examples for gauge infrastructure from inspiring English sources

On Sunday afternoon, a platoon of combat engineers from the First Armored Division drove through a southern neighborhood of Karbala to gauge infrastructure needs, signaling that the soldiers were trying to move forward with reconstruction projects after nearly three weeks of intense urban warfare in which 4 American soldiers died and at least 250 insurgents were reported killed.

Regular voters are not steeped in understanding how to measure environmental impact or gauge infrastructure fees, and the planning department is concerned that whatever new regime arises from the proposition would let developers bypass otherwise mandatory environmental reviews.

In research Drożdziel et al. [7] make a proposal of solving the problems within the East – West transport by building a new broad gauge infrastructure, but they did not make any analyses for organisational optimisation in transport between the East and West.

A delegation of London 2012 officials, including Lord Coe, the chairman of the 2012 Organisation Committee, have been in Canada to gauge everything from infrastructure to security, athletes' accommodation, transport, ticketing, hospitality, the volunteering network, you name it.

In a second stage, a Bootstrap Truncated Regression was used to test the significance of exogenous variables on concessionaire performance: main type of cargo, track gauge, railway operation type (shared infrastructure or monopoly), in order to address an important gap in the literature.

The forensic science community is the focus of several significant efforts currently under way to gauge the quality of the infrastructure and to determine the direction of future endeavors to support the US medico-legal death investigation system and the US forensic laboratory system the two pillars of the criminal justice system.

Shirley Ann Jackson, president of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, argued that with new data sets we can build cities better, and use infrastructure modelling and monitoring to gauge the strength and resilience of infrastructure during times of crisis.

This is followed by an overview of impact analyses to gauge the ROI of investments in data management infrastructure and an overview of cost impacts of poor data quality.

It will then be continued inland to Congo, replacing a narrow-gauge track built a century ago.Across the continent improved infrastructure of all sorts may increase economic growth by 2 percentage points a year, says the World Bank.

As Ethiopia implements strategies to reduce maternal mortality, services are not adequately stretching to rural areas, partly due to lack of roads infrastructure, making distance a crucial factor that gauges the use of maternal health services.

For example, in a water infrastructure architecture, all measurements of a certain water gauge station are defined as one Observation Offering.