Sentence examples for infrastructure hub from inspiring English sources
Dr. Alexander is Division Chief and Medical Director of the Spectrum Office of Compliance, Training and Operations, the infrastructure hub of Stanford's Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA).
The great achievements of that meeting were hailed as the "Brisbane Action Plan" – a series of pledges that was going to increase growth in the major economies by 2.1% by 2018 ($2tn worth) – and a "global infrastructure hub", based in Sydney, that was supposed to unlock another $2tn in private infrastructure investment around the world.
The official statement from last year seems to be: "The facility will provide Apple with a major East Coast infrastructure hub to support its iTune music store and iPhone app store".
Researchers : Scholars can use the comparison to research innovation and performance, such as exploring how different aspects shape program performance, including the operating context (Latin America vs. South Asia, rural vs. urban), legal status (for-profit vs. not-for-profit), and model infrastructure (hub and spoke vs. hospital).
This paper presents a freight transport optimization model that simultaneously incorporates multimodal infrastructure, hub-based service network structures, and the various design objectives of multiple actors.
The idea is that if you create infrastructure, there is wealth created around the infrastructure hubs, and this wealth is largely captured by private home owners.
That causes him headaches and reveals a fundamental problem with the plans for city mayors.Governing Bristol's city centre, with its cultural institutions and infrastructure hubs, without the tax base of the overall conurbation puts a strain on Mr Ferguson's budget.
It also built a series of five data centers that act as data infrastructure hubs for the subway system, potentially lowering the cost of offering new services in the future.
"We'll have announcements soon about how we're going to use our technology move people from their homes or work to existing public infrastructure hubs so we as a society can get more ROI from those public transportation infrastructure investments," Krafcik said.
So is Oregon's critical energy-infrastructure hub, a six-mile stretch of Portland through which flows ninety per cent of the state's liquid fuel and which houses everything from electrical substations to natural-gas terminals.
