Sentence examples for infrastructure manager for from inspiring English sources
"The real driver was the ability to provide a flexible bandwidth model to cater to unpredictable demands on our Web servers from the general public looking for information," said Aaron Bazler, the network and infrastructure manager for the Manchester Airport Authority in Britain.
"It's the teaching practice that needs to be considered, not just computer instruction," said Phillip Davies, infrastructure manager for the Center for Collaborative Education, a nonprofit group that has wired 40 New York public schools and set up dozens of classrooms with computers, only to see them go unused.
Installation of the new units is expected to take about a year, said Tom Dowling, the charging infrastructure manager for California's Electric Auto Association, which dates back to 1967 (and is materially supported by California-based Hewlett-Packard ).
OpenNebula is a virtual infrastructure manager of IaaS building.
OpenNebula is a virtual infrastructure manager of IaaS function blocks.
It is worth mentioning that the infrastructure manager does not have targets for the FCI for the different lines class yet; thus the level colouration in the performance dashboard is only used for demonstrating possibilities presented by this approach.
The track quality index used in this study was selected for the following reason: to reflect the integrated track quality view by combining standard geometry quality parameters, to identify with the standard quality index used by the infrastructure manager (Trafikverket), and to provide for easy fuzzy description by experts using linguistic term.
Before MTA facilities and infrastructure manager John O'Grady's team was ready, for instance, it had to research transit stormproofing methods globally, and then design entirely new tools for New York.
A fast-moving passenger train slammed into the back of a goods train on the same track on Sunday night, Frédéric Sacré, a spokesman for Belgian railway infrastructure manager Infrabel, said.
Pivotal roles were those of leadership (Group Controller, Volcanic Section Manager), those responsible for more quantitative tasks (Ash Specialist), and for the communication links or liaisons between the teams (Public Information Managers, Infrastructure Manager and the Duty Manager).
A Glastonbury VIP: festival infrastructure manager Phil Miller.
