Sentence examples for infrastructure to operate from inspiring English sources
there are significant expenses related to the being-public process, which consists of developing the infrastructure to operate in a public environment.
Wind forecast error was shown to be a significant cause for concern, resulting in large swings in gas demand requiring key gas infrastructure to operate at close to 100% capacity.
The document outlines Fifa's need to establish a legal framework when it imports its own infrastructure to operate within a host nation and the need for a local government to accommodate football's governing body (the "Fifa World Cup Courts", for example, attracted raised eyebrows in 2010).
Thus, context-aware computing, which is associated with UbiComp, AmI, and SenComp, requires middleware infrastructure to operate.
Even if it secures military and government domains and IP Addresses, the targets in cyber warfare are likely to be civilian, and the U.S. Government requires private sector infrastructure to operate.
For instance he invested in the physical infrastructure to operate a high-velocity distribution center when the concept was new to retail but he did so only after visiting an actual facility in operation.
Many industries depend on large-scale IT infrastructures to operate, such as telecom, insurance, airlines, shipping services, energy, pharma, e-commerce, and government.
The increasing trend of upgrading electrical infrastructures to operate as islanded microgrids, first, requires assessing feasibility.
Yet, as the devices grew smaller and smaller, the computing infrastructure required to operate those devices exploded quietly in the shadows.
So it goes, all too often, when new, high-performance technology is inserted into older infrastructure built to operate with a greater margin of error.
United Water Resources in Harrington Park, N.J., said yesterday that it would pay Hoboken $2.7 million and invest $3.8 million in metering and infrastructure improvements to operate the city's water supply system for 10 more years.
