Sentence examples for infrastructure to share from inspiring English sources

We propose to use existing Web 2.0 services such as social bookmarking and blogs as the infrastructure to share knowledge artefacts.

Furthermore, the inpatient environment may lack the technological infrastructure to share information relating to drugs during transitions of care, which ultimately compromises quality.

The use of EASY-Care in an electronic format could also facilitate better health and social care planning for individuals should the infrastructure to share patient information be available, thus eliminating potential duplication of questioning and a more integrated system.

With the launch of the Global Alliance that seeks to build an infrastructure to share data with many researchers across the world [ 2], and with many funders considering how best to promote global data sharing, it is an opportune time to reflect on how data sharing policy has been developed and implemented.

To do that, 2tor's web-based infrastructure allows professors to share materials with their students, provide lectures and interactive lessons, student support services, socialized interactivity and so on.

Investing in regional drug-development infrastructure in order to share costs and centralize expertise was also cited by firms hoping to manufacture drugs to global standards.

On top of the cost of acquiring the licences, operators will have to spend another $400 billion or so to build their 3G networks, so they are teaming up to share infrastructure and reduce costs.

Britain's use of fossil fuels will come under further scrutiny this week when a government-commissioned study will urge ministers to boost North Sea oil and gas production by forcing companies to share infrastructure.

Mr. Coppola argued that the most immediate risk in Pennsylvania was the possibility that companies, which are not required to share infrastructure like pipelines and compressor stations, could erect multiple sets, driving away developers and affluent residents and reducing the tax base.

German regulators, for example, are signaling that they will accept mergers among the smaller 3G licensees and allow competitors to share infrastructure costs.

Its recent deal to share infrastructure with VoiceStream will finally let it offer service in New York while VoiceStream boosts its presence in California and Nevada.