Sentence examples for infrastructure was developed from inspiring English sources
An analytical framework based on three priority areas for improved event reporting (professional engagement, communication and infrastructure) was developed and guided the development of the various tools.
Port traffic, begun in 1744, increased steadily as Georgia's plantation (tobacco and cotton) economy grew and transportation infrastructure was developed in the hinterland.
They said that a more "gradual and capillary" approach to delivering Caspian gas to Europe, similar to how the US gas infrastructure was developed, was a more realistic scenario for getting Caspian gas to Europe than mega-projects such as Nabucco.
Within this line, a Smart Grid laboratorial infrastructure was developed, being dedicated to advanced research and demonstration activities.
The design of these prototypes and its associated readout infrastructure was developed in such a way that it can be easily adapted for large-scale detector concepts.
Additionally, a national infrastructure was developed to support this movement.
Two standards are competing to be the way this infrastructure is developed and, confusingly, both are known as CDMA for "code division multiple access".
A prototype of a scalable elastic, pay-per-use genome sequence search platform based on BLAST algorithm over public genome datasets with a web based genome browser application on Amazon public cloud infrastructure is developed to validate the concept.
The system, based on a radar-ranging sensor and designed to localise mining equipment with respect to the mine tunnel gate road infrastructure, is developed and trialled in an underground coal mine.
A software infrastructure is developed and implemented in order to integrate the various constituents, such as finite element approximation of the continuum damage models, generated experimental data, and Bayesian-based methods for model calibration and validation.
Several sites now require expensive monitoring and modeling to design effective risk-reduction strategies, especially where new lakes as multipliers of hazard potential form, and new activities and infrastructure are developed.
