Sentence examples for infrastructure for expanding from inspiring English sources

While EvoS has provided an infrastructure for expanding the application of evolutionary science in education across disciplines, others have undertaken the idea as well (see Bjorklund and Brown 2008; Geary 2008; Gray 2010).

"Partnerships such as the one we recognize today are addressing this devastating situation and help provide an infrastructure for expanded care and services to those who otherwise would not have access to these life-saving resources".

The [low frequency, white space] technology is well suited to provide low cost connectivity to rural communities with poor telecommunications infrastructure, and for expanding coverage of wireless broadband in densely populated urban areas.

The technology is well-suited to provide low cost connectivity to rural communities with poor telecommunications infrastructure, and for expanding coverage of wireless broadband in densely populated urban areas".

"It makes it much more complicated than a simple economic analysis would suggest". Even apparent weaknesses eventually became strengths: Kendall's abandoned industrial infrastructure provided ample room for expanding companies, and the eventual rDNA regulations gave predictability to companies in their relationship with local government, says Scheffler.

The economic case for expanding infrastructure investment is clear, yet public investment has been declining as part of a long-term trend toward fiscal consolidation and lower public investment.

The recent creation and expansion of bike-share systems in three Texas cities has both promoted biking and fueled increased calls for expanding biking infrastructure in those communities.

California is not alone in its attempt to build a legal case and infrastructure for an expanded role in foreign policy.

Uninterrupted surveillance of the related St . Louisencephalitis virus in local Culex spp. mosquito populations by the Harris County Mosquito Control Division since 1964 provided an ideal infrastructure for the expanded detection of WNV activity in the mosquito vector and the wild bird reservoir on a major bird migratory pathway.

The increased bed sharing reported in the endline observations illustrates facility challenges for expanding their infrastructures and essential supplies for their increasing populations, which was further exacerbated by the free maternity care policy.

One effect of these regulatory moves was that companies had less incentive to invest in the grid than in new power plants, and no one had a clear responsibility for expanding the transmission infrastructure.