In addition, they also described that in IS infrastructures: "the amount of data is enormous".
Zuckerberg — who geeked out on specific references to how mobile networks can be built out and the financials behind Internet.org (there are three areas here, he said: the overall infrastructure, decreasing the amount of data that is being used, increasing application efficiently) — was straightforward in admitting that Internet.org won't be a lucrative endeavor from the start.
(sum Lc) represents the monetary value paid for the components that make up the infrastructure, that is, the amount of investment made in equipment and facilities to keep the infrastructure in operation.
The same applies in Iraq, where conflict over the past decade has caused widespread damage to water and sewerage infrastructure, and reduced the amount of water available by more than half.In Iraq, much of this damage is deliberate.
If I'm a rental broker and my client says, 'I want to spend X dollars a month for an apartment,' I can say, 'Look, for that amount you can own this type of home or rent this type of home; here's the benefits and detriments of both.' You have to have a sizable company and infrastructure to have the amount of data and analytical capability necessary to do this well".
Vulnerability functions are defined here as the relationship between the potential damage to exposed elements (e.g. buildings, agricultural crops, critical infrastructure, airports) and the amount of ash load (Blong 1981; Casadevall et al. 1996; Blong 2003; Spence et al. 2005; Guffanti et al. 2010; Wilson et al. 2012).
The pressure of habitation, business and other infrastructure has squeezed the amount of land available for playgrounds.
The government was successful in making fishing, phosphates, and tourism major sources of foreign exchange at the beginning of the 21st century, although the condition of the transportation and power infrastructure placed limits on the amount of expansion possible.
Mazza led the charge toward reusable infrastructure, which greatly reduces the amount of wiring that has to be done each time the network sets up in a new city.
For that matter, under Baldwin's theory, one quick way a state could improve its death spiral rating would be to fire all of its law enforcement and public infrastructure personnel, thus lowering the amount of "takers".
