Sentence examples for infrastructure footprint from inspiring English sources
This paper proposes a calculation of a modified Landscape Infrastructure Footprint (LIF) of OEPA based on landscape ecology metrics measured via GIS and remote sensing techniques.
The company has repeatedly stated that it aims "to achieve 100percentt renewable energy usage for the global AWS infrastructure footprint" in the long term.
As Amazon announced last November, its long-term goal is "to achieve 100percentt renewable energy usage for the global AWS infrastructure footprint".
Other energy production techniques have a relatively small infrastructure footprint and a larger area impacted by habitat fragmentation and other secondary effects on wildlife.
In contrast, pioneers with large online infrastructure footprints like Netflix and Google are already borrowing from the SecOps playbook and automating routine tasks with code.
"The WorldRemit team… are at the forefront in offering convenient, low-cost solutions, backed by a market leading technology platform, compliance infrastructure, and geographic footprint".
Self-compacting concrete (SCC) with high-volume industrial wastes, such as fly-ash, reinforced with fibre-reinforced polymer (FRP) bars is anticipated to address the concerns on the usage of traditional reinforced concrete structures, such as corrosion of internal steel reinforcement, costly repair and development to low-carbon footprint infrastructures.
Magellan said the acquisition leverages its expertise in transporting and storing petroleum products by expanding its crude logistics infrastructure and its energy footprint in Cushing, Okla.
Companies without the budget for large and lavishdata centers can easily sustain the servers needed to run their business applications on a small footprint of infrastructure.
Nonetheless, developing greener types of CEAMs would be of great interest for developing transportation infrastructures with low carbon footprint.
An element of urban design is also involved: those subsidized skyscrapers in downtown L.A. place massive infrastructure demands on small footprints, turning surrounding streets into automobile-sewers.
