However, most cellulose-degrading techniques require expensive infrastructure, intensive energy, hard chemicals, and the separation of saccharification and fermentation processes.
But search is infrastructure intensive – the cost and difficulty of indexing the web and building a business in an established market requires resources that most new startups can't realistically access.
Experience and study show, however, that assessment of infrastructure-intensive projects rarely endures past the project's construction phase.
Additional examples of this include the Helmholtz Association, which focuses on large-scale, infrastructure-intensive projects such as aeronautic development, and the Fraunhofer Society, which combines basic and applied research.
Telecoms is an infrastructure-intensive business, and because infrastructure takes a long time to build, telecoms firms have to make bets on the level and nature of future demand.
High-throughput RNAi screening is widely applied in biological research, but remains expensive, infrastructure-intensive and conversion of many assays to HTS applications in microplate format is not feasible.
The respondents attributed higher aesthetic values to the Alpine landscape in respect to areas with settlements, infrastructure or intensive agricultural use.
Instead, zooarchaeologists should focus on the study of past human landscapes, explore dynamic disturbances and the human maintenance of habitat mosaics, record the infrastructure of intensive agriculture, and understand the indigenous logic of past biodiversity management.
As well as adapting to climate change, Grahm is pioneering techniques to reduce the industry's impact by reducing its more energy intensive infrastructure.
In this paper, ways of enhancing the utilization of existing, capital intensive infrastructure by small, incremental additions are explored.
"When we come in and do a project like [Better Place], it's a fairly intensive infrastructure project with a lot of investment.
