Sentence examples for infrastructure points from inspiring English sources

By laying waste to much of the capital, the quake exacerbated Haiti's pre-existing weakness of government capacity and infrastructure, points out Josef Leitmann, who manages the World Bank's Haiti Reconstruction Fund.

Vehicle area networks (VANs) and vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs) generally refer to networks between cars and infrastructure points located along the road side [1,2].

Reading between the lines, perhaps Lockheed believes that the gear will be a useful, potentially non-lethal precaution against explosive vehicles being driven, at speed, towards infrastructure points, guard towers or military bases.

"Our state parks have been hurting from an infrastructure point of view for a long time," Ms. Ash said.

Kaberuka also puts a premium on the importance of infrastructure, pointing out that no country has been able to maintain growth of 7% and above without solving the infrastructure bottleneck.

"The most difficult part of my job is when I have to tell people I can't do anything more for them," says Babji that evening at the Park Hotel, a volunteer contact and infrastructure point.

Skeptics of Microsoft's ability to eventually digest Yahoo's infrastructure point to the initial embarrassing failure that occurred when Microsoft tried to absorb the Hotmail electronic mail service it acquired in 1997.

Pretty cool, huh! TC: Just to return to your stable infrastructure point for a second, Mark — did you mean Facebook is focused on security too?

Adding this information to capacity statement gives a new dimension from infrastructure point of view and helps maintenance service providers to easily convey the need for improvement to strategic decision makers.

It provides an overview of the cost and ease of implementation of adding a virtual layer onto existing infrastructures, pointing out the synergies between SOA and virtualization.

Chinese companies in particular are wooing African governments with lavish expenditure on infrastructure.McKinsey points out that the natural-resource sector accounts for only about a third of the continent's growth.