"It's about making better use of existing infrastructure, improving the capacity and flow of the network," adds Staelens.
The factors that made industrial capacity easy to build did not encourage the development of the physical infrastructure and the capacity for things like design and marketing which, when they grow up alongside manufacturing, help to anchor it in the broader economy.
Bottlenecks are the crucial elements of pedestrian infrastructure where the capacity reduces drastically.
However, Iraq's infrastructure lacks the capacity needed to take full advantage of this wealth of oil and gas.
"Our infrastructure has the capacity to deliver over twice average winter demand for gas, and has coped well with recent extreme winter conditions," he added.
Moreover, the question of who owns aggregated data, because having an infrastructure with the capacity to house large amounts of information becomes a daunting task (West, 2012).
Traffic management objects should have the right to share road infrastructure, so the capacity should be orderly distributed under a certain space time condition, which meets the demand of each object to finish the evacuation task.
In the previous chapter it is shown that the current metallurgic knowledge and industrial infrastructure have the capacity to realize industrial ecology strategies, but only if the metallurgic constraints of metals production and recycling are taken into account in waste management, policy development, and product design (and vice versa).
Though it's seldom commented upon, the infrastructure for, the capacity for, and the personnel to staff a system of institutionalized state torture remain in place, ready to bloom like a desert plant in a rain shower the next time fear shakes the United States.
However, laboratories in resource constrained settings do not always have the experience, infrastructure, and the capacity to deliver laboratory data meeting the high standards of clinical trials.
