Sentence examples for infrastructure of existing from inspiring English sources
They don't favour uprooting the vast infrastructure of existing institutions that reaches into every corner of American life (even if some of those institutions are only dubiously "constitutional").
On the other hand, it is advantageous to reuse the infrastructure of existing standard based video surveillance systems as much as possible.
At the same time, the infrastructure of existing ports will be taxed, as the number of containers carried on each ship increases by thousands, yet the onshore real estate used to handle them remains static.
"Training for a New Interdisciplinary Research Workforce" uses a new funding mechanism, the T90, that seeks to "develop a cadre of interdisciplinary research scientists by capitalizing on the infrastructure of existing multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research programs".
So, modernization of TSP tokamak is planned as creation of new version of machine, which will allow from one hand to use the basic infrastructure of existing machine and unique systems of the pulse power supplies and on another hand to execute greatest possible amount of researches on the fusion basic problems.
To improve the decision-making process regarding the implementation of future infrastructure and improvement of existing infrastructure in the vulnerable natural environment of mountain ecosystems, a new decision support model has been developed.
The public, increasingly well-informed about the problem of excessive noise, is taking actions for the development of new transport infrastructure projects and improvement of existing infrastructure.
The challenge of sustainability places greater demands on infrastructure innovations that facilitate the improvement of existing infrastructure, as well as the creation of new infrastructure to balance economic, social and environmental needs and eventually transform to a sustainable civilization.
Harnessing the resources, infrastructure and capacity of existing programs in maternal, newborn and child health for promoting KMC scale up is an approach that warrants consideration.
It would be more than that to rip out the infrastructure of an existing home and put in a second set of pipes to tote the so-called gray water.
Drew McManus, a Chicago-based orchestra consultant, questions whether performing arts organizations "would be better served by redirecting those resources toward improving the infrastructure of their existing online efforts, such as their website, online ticketing and database management".
