Sentence examples for infrastructure drawing from inspiring English sources
In preparation for the need to collect, analyze, and archive up to 100 terabytes of data per year, CHESS has launched an initiative to upgrade its computing infrastructure, drawing on the host laboratory's decades-long experience with operating high-energy physics experiments.
On PBS, Pence was supposed to talk infrastructure — drawing attention to his failed project wouldn't have been good for business.
This article characterises farm household heterogeneity in access to assets, markets and infrastructure drawing on household survey data from 15 developing countries.
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Ferrovial has become a specialist infrastructure operator, drawing on Spain's long tradition of turning out good road engineers.
Use of human capital, like cloud computing, enables firms to avoid investing in costly manpower and infrastructure by drawing on service providers only as needed.
All but one hospital had the infrastructure for drawing, storing and supply of borehole water with potential for 24-hour availability on tap.
"Making full use of available infrastructure by drawing on existing cohorts means we don't have to reinvent the wheel and go through this costly process of recruitment," Tabak says.
Establishing the value of urban green infrastructure resources draws on a complex evaluation of social, economic and ecological influences.
By the 1960s, places such as Taiwan and Singapore jumped into the mix, spending big on industrial infrastructure to draw electronics manufacturers across the Pacific.
The search and rescue team will work with the Iranian Red Crescent to help assess the damage to the city's infrastructure and draw up a list of needs to be distributed to international donors.
