Sentence examples for infrastructure active from inspiring English sources

The more you learn about the vast expanses of built retail infrastructure — active and inert — the more you wonder whether, perhaps, enough is enough.

As CDS depends to a large extent on the availability of a robust EHR infrastructure, active leadership and substantial funding from the federal government will likely be essential to the successful implementation of a national CDS infrastructure for genomic and personalized medicine.

This study evaluated the effects of new transport infrastructure on active commuting and physical activity.

To allow the integration of a high density of distributed generation in existing medium-voltage infrastructure, an active control of generation power on the basis of voltage or power flow measurements can be utilised at critical points in the grid.

Using South Africa as a case study, our transdisciplinary team identified actions likely to be effective in scaling up research and development projects that support implementation of policy about ecological infrastructure by active adaptive management.

Among the goals of the program: Provide mobility options for Marin residents, workers and visitors; reduce congestion and greenhouse gas emissions; serve transit-dependent communities; complement transit service and bicycle infrastructure; promote active and healthy lifestyles; encourage economic development; and be financially sustainable.

In addition, epidemiologic characteristics of pneumonia in Thailand may be applicable to other Asian tropical countries that lack the infrastructure for active case finding and cutting edge diagnostics.

Our experience showed that a convenient infrastructure (including active and effective operations of the local healthcare team), appropriate knowledge of CVD risk factors in the population and an engaged community were the key factors for the successful implementation and maintenance of the hypertension management programme at commune level.

It also aims to provide institutions with a database of geological features that may interact with buildings and infrastructures, including active and inactive faults, shallow landslides, deep gravitational slides, and karst collapse.

The paper proposes mobile agents (MAs) as the activation technology to implement the needed active infrastructure and the MA-based design and implementation of the ubiQoS middleware for Video on Demand.

"We see great potential in Myanmar: it has old infrastructure and has active trade with China and other countries that require port and marine services," Mr. Attar said.