Most cities in New England are dependent upon old infrastructure in which sanitary sewer systems combined with storm drains.
We had to create an infrastructure in which society as a whole could encompass women's liberation and move forward.
It should now mean social architecture, a civic infrastructure in which local government works together with communities for the public good.
"Art is a part of the infrastructure in which we live and, if successful, might operate as propaganda," Alex Gartenfeld, the show's co-curator with Gary Carrion-Murayari, said at the press preview.
"Without any public consultation or awareness, we've somehow got locked into this situation where there's a 25-year agreement about our green infrastructure in which local people have no say," says Rotherham.
It also prompted a consensus around what is coming to be called soft infrastructure, in which hard-edged monuments of twentieth-century civil engineering (such as dams and levees and seawalls) are replaced by a constellation of interventions that mimic, or directly deploy, the complex behaviors and forms of natural systems and organisms.
David Cameron, the prime minister, this morning gave a pre-budget speech all about infrastructure, in which he set out a cheering vision of the fine things that Britain was planning to build, even while plodding along with the vital but gloomy business of deficit reduction.
IMS enables the development and deployment of converged IP infrastructure in which services are shared across multiple access technologies.
VANET is a subclass of the mobile ad hoc network, which does not depend on fixed infrastructure, in which the nodes are highly mobile.
