Sentence examples for infrastructure and storage from inspiring English sources

A new report says that billions of tons of food are squandered each year because of poor agricultural practices, which include inefficient harvesting and inadequate infrastructure and storage — and it's depleting Earth's water supply.

India, the world's second-largest producer of fruits and vegetables, loses about 40 percent of that production because of mismanagement, inadequate infrastructure and storage, poor transportation, shoddy supply-chain logistics, and underdeveloped markets.

Today, Accel is adding a seasoned executive in the infrastructure and storage industries with Kirk Bowman joining as a venture partner in the company's Silicon Valley office.

The utility computing model introduced by cloud computing, combined with the rich set of cloud infrastructure and storage services, offers a very attractive environment in which scientists can perform data analytics.

A 2013 report by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers found that as much as 50percentt of all food produced around the world "never reaches a human stomach due to issues as varied as inadequate infrastructure and storage facilities through to overly strict sell-by dates, buy-one-get-one free offers and consumers demanding cosmetically perfect food".

This includes a significant increase in renewable energy deployment: 35% of electricity by 2020 and 50% by 2030, as well as significant new investment in energy efficiency, infrastructure and energy storage systems and the construction of highly efficient fossil fuel plants.

A vehicular ad hoc network (VANET) offers an alternative approach to collect road traffic information without a wired infrastructure and centralized storage.

This is even the case for setting the goals for expanding renewables that affect infrastructure planning (networks and storage) and the related costs.

It refers to a flexible and scalable internet infrastructure where processing and storage capacity are dynamically provisioned.

Sequestering that amount of gas will require not only a vast new infrastructure of pipelines and storage sites but also that the country's coal plants adopt costly technologies for carbon capture.

Infrastructures for analysis and storage of NGS data exist on many levels of capacity, complexity and sophistication.