Sentence examples for infrastructure responding to from inspiring English sources

Smart cities – based on ultra-efficient technologies and infrastructure responding to real-time data – seem to be always five to 10 years away.

For example, more accurate understanding of where people live is critical to designing public infrastructure, responding to disasters, improving access to markets, managing natural resources and promoting sustainable development.

For example, technology like sensors in lighting grids and transit networks would let infrastructure respond to real-time usage.

Around the world people eager to protect valuable hotels, condos and other infrastructure respond to the threat of rising seas by building concrete walls or rock revetments.

Here is how Bill Keller, executive editor, described it for me: "We have a substantial infrastructure for responding to public complaints.

Floods leading to the largest numbers of deaths tend to be those that either inundate a population with limited economic resources or for which the infrastructure for responding to the hazard is inadequate.

Thus, modelling the distribution of AIV in the US and allocating health care resources based on the predictions of such models may contribute to an improved technological infrastructure for responding to future epizootics and epidemics of influenza as well as other public health crises.

The United Kingdom is an ideal testing ground because it has a nationalized health-care system: everyone has an assigned primary-care physician and electronic health records, so the infrastructure for sharing and responding to the results is already in place.

The opposition to Northern Gateway is fiercest in British Columbia, where premier Christy Clark has set five conditions for the support of the provincial government, including "world-leading" infrastructure for preventing and responding to either land or marine oil spills, and an assurance that British Columbia will receive a "fair share" of the economic benefits from the project.

Amazon's enterprise infrastructure competitors are also responding to the "cloudification" trend.

"Publishers never built the infrastructure to respond to customers".