Sentence examples for infrastructure knowledge from inspiring English sources

But, until now,  challenges of infrastructure, knowledge and capital have left many locals to consider beekeeping a 'cottage industry,' and not a commercial business.

It is also very difficult to take someone straight out of school and teach them higher level infrastructure knowledge without a solid understanding of the basics".

Results indicate that residents have high levels of knowledge regarding the use of green infrastructure methods for stormwater control, with no differences in socio-demographic variables affecting such green infrastructure knowledge.

Some of the principal roles are agenda setting, provision of resources such as funding and infrastructure, knowledge production through research, and knowledge usage which can take the form of adaptation for enlightenment and or application to problem solving or innovation (Perkmann and Walsh 2009; Teirlinck and Spithoven 2013).

Essentially, this covers aspects of the business and operational environment that are external to individual (and collective) business operations of firms within the sector, but internal to policy makers at national and EU level, such as legal and regulatory frameworks, infrastructure, knowledge, labour force and skills, access to finance and public acceptance.

Nonetheless, there are gaps in infrastructure, knowledge, and practice that can open the door to disease outbreaks.

We don't have the infrastructure, the knowledge or the experience to cope with one if it occurs.

Momentum has the infrastructure and knowledge base to make it happen.

This paper assesses three key factors underlying this transformation: public policies and regulations, urban infrastructure, and knowledge creation and utilisation.

Similarly, while repository managers and sponsored programs offices often provide the necessary infrastructure and knowledge, these resources are not being promoted effectively to faculty.

However, identifying efficient design solutions and determining how bicycle infrastructure planning knowledge can be integrated into comprehensive policy remains a challenge.