Sentence examples for infrastructure restricted from inspiring English sources

Ad hoc networks have limited physical security, less infrastructure, restricted power supply, mobility network, and changing network topology.

Ad hoc networks have limited physical security, less infrastructure, restricted power supply, mobility network, and changing network topology [40-44] [40-44]

Available water including rivers and springs, storage dams and groundwater (estimated at 2000 2700 MCM per year) exceed projected water demand (about 1800 MCM in 2035), but widespread pollution and substandard water infrastructure restrict the Government's ability to meet water demands in the future.

For those Syrian Christians in Lebanon that do seek refugee status, the modest U.S. infrastructure restricts processing capacity.

Governments take an active role in promoting electric vehicles (EVs), but the lack of recharging infrastructures restricts companies to adopt EVs.

Although widespread storm damage to travel infrastructure was restricted to Grenada, Grand Bahama and Grand Cayman, checks on Web sites and interviews with resort managers and tourism officials in mid-October uncovered bargains on nearly every island.

Access to Google, which currently powers our infrastructure, is restricted in China".

"Access to Google, which currently powers our infrastructure, is restricted in China, and we do not know if we will be able to enter the market in a manner acceptable to the Chinese government," the filing states.

Geographic isolation and communication bottleneck coupled with insufficient infrastructure have restricted economic growth of the state.

Tourism supported by fishing is the mainstay of Whitby's economy in an isolated community with poor transport infrastructure and restricted by building constraints in the surrounding North York Moors National Park.

This concept is impracticable for use within VANETs because the inclusion of static infrastructure would restrict VANET communications to centralised vehicle-2-Infrastructure communications.