Sentence examples for infrastructure dedicated from inspiring English sources

Thus, infrastructure dedicated to bicycles has increased, but its quality and design standards differ across the city.

The next generation of accelerators, from the compact to the large infrastructure dedicated to high energy physics, is highly demanding in terms of accelerating gradients.

This paper summarizes the main design considerations for a laboratory infrastructure dedicated to research of future offshore grids and the possible challenges.

These figures suggest that due to a complete lack of local infrastructure dedicated to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship in Australia, our early stage start-up ventures are disadvantaged compared with their global peers.

We believe that the concept introduced in this paper will be a critical milestone in the design of a responsive integrated space infrastructure dedicated to the development and prosperity of a new MEO/GEO economy.

The expansion of grape production into regions where there is little experience with this crop or extension infrastructure dedicated to its support entails an additional set of challenges for new growers.

Currently, national and European funding agencies as well as public-private collaborations support large research programmes and infrastructures dedicated to PM [2].

On the web page of the IEEE SDN Technical Community, there is a white paper [77] presenting actual issues inspired by conditions resulting from techno-economic environment and policy constraints and proposing a change of paradigms in the design and operation of future telecommunications infrastructures dedicated to 5G networks.

Today, many of the current visualization tools serve as front ends for very advanced infrastructures dedicated to data manipulation and have driven significant advances in user interfaces.

Although environmental health issues are discussed broadly and may be addressed in the above organizations, there are no infrastructures dedicated to environmental health, particularly for discussing contaminant fate and transport, exposure assessments, risk characterization, and the challenges of establishing a relationship between exposure(s) and health outcome(s).

Perhaps most important: as more cities build cycling infrastructure including dedicated bike lanes, bicycle commuting has become more popular.