Sentence examples for infrastructure status from inspiring English sources

In this study, we analyzed the infrastructure status of 38 built-up country parks and performed a cluster analysis to determine the correlation and characteristics of the parks.

Initial findings identified the following categories as being significant descriptors for community-scale green infrastructure: status, location, timeframe, membership, activity focus, governance, resources and recognition, and communications.

Secondly, it links the basic machine operation (mainly given by the infrastructure status and the components readiness) and the physics program execution (i.e., plasma operation) on each hierarchy level.

The WLCG uses a Python agent, the Dashboard consumer, to collect infrastructure status updates, transform them, and store them in the data repository, which is implemented in Oracle.

The use of natural language processing and machine learning techniques to extract situation awareness from Twitter messages is suggested in [4] (automatic identification of tweets containing information about infrastructure status), [5] (classification of tweets as positive or negative), and [6] (classification of tweets as contributing to situational awareness or not).

LaDuke went on to explain that in Minnesota no one is sure of the routing, since Enbridge will not release the exact mapping coordinates; citing "protected infrastructure" status.

In assessing health risks relating to current and future heat extremes, it is important to include developing countries, because these countries are considered to be vulnerable to the impact of climate change due to inadequate public health infrastructure, nutritional status and so forth.

Criticism of magic bullet solutions often gets dismissed as ideological, overlooking the fact that magic bullets are typically designed to work with existing large-scale energy, transport and farm infrastructure, allowing the status quo to be maintained.

Given this staggering data, mobile learning is uniquely positioned to overcome historic boundaries of distance, infrastructure and economic status, and harness the prolific and growing use of mobile devices to engage these myriad audiences.

Visit patterns may differ by the local health care infrastructure, population insurance status, access to care, or local climate.

This framework presents a way to estimate one-time capital costs, plus recurrent costs calculated on an annual basis, assuming that the total costs of national implementation depend on variables such as population, existing infrastructure, and health status.