Sentence examples for infrastructure considering from inspiring English sources

Charging of battery electric vehicles is discussed in terms of capacity and infrastructure considering distances.

In this context, this paper evaluates qualitatively and quantitatively the effect of some of the above features on the components and elements of the railway system and provides cost elements for the construction of a railway infrastructure considering different scenarios of operation.

The delta and its maze of levees are high on the list of public infrastructure considered to be subpar.

The international pieces of a nation's communications infrastructure, considered strategic and defensive holdings, can be controlled by some who may not share that nation's interests.

On the fraught question of selling the state's electricity infrastructure – considered to be a third rail of NSW politics – Baird said he would stick by his predecessor's policy: "We weren't going to do it unless we have a mandate, and that is the position we're currently in, that's not changed".

The first servicing infrastructure considered in this paper, called "Without Depot" (WoD), includes a launch vehicle and a robotic servicer.

Table 7 shows that for the majority of the critical infrastructure considered here, data quality is average (C) to below average (D).

Data are on a Likert scale from 1 to 7, where 1 represents the port infrastructure considered extremely underdeveloped and 7 represents efficient by international standards (see http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/IQ.WEF.PORT.XQ for details).

In [70], the authors propose a methodology to evaluate data center power infrastructures considering both reliability and cost.

Therefore, an efficient and accurate assessment of cloud infrastructures considering availability, reliability and cost requirements is fundamental in allowing customers to identify a cloud infrastructure that suits their needs and preferences.

Sousa et al. [41] proposed a modeling strategy for planning cloud infrastructure when considering dependability and cost requirements.