Sentence examples for mixed infrastructure from inspiring English sources
Modern fast-charging technologies provide additional possibilities to tactically and quickly re-charge EVs, but high implementation costs make it necessary to establish a mixed infrastructure consisting of cheap-but-slow and expensive-but-fast charging stations.
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To improve the coverage quality efficiently, a type of mixed network infrastructure called hybrid network is adopted in some applications, which is composed of mobile sensors as well as static sensors [27 30].
Results show that, in comparison with cyclists in Copenhagen, cyclists in Brisbane perceive mixed traffic infrastructure layouts as less safe, feel more fear of traffic, and are more likely to adopt cycling avoidance as a coping strategy.
The regional council's 30-year transport strategy (Auckland Regional Council 2010) includes a commitment to develop a partial network of mixed cycling infrastructure, further details of which were sought directly from the council.
Such a mixed bag of infrastructure takes time to convert into a walkable neighborhood.
Turnbull took the Coalition's policy from no fast broadband to an investment in a "mixed technology" broadband infrastructure program that would deliver faster broadband to 98% of Australian homes and businesses – but still a fraction of the speed promised by Labor's NBN.
Ultimately this will provide the possibility for both planners and investors to design no regret NBS and mixed Grey-Green infrastructures systems.
From Industry City, the Tech Triangle, Liberty View Industrial Plaza, and the Brooklyn Navy Yard significant investments are being made in mixed manufacturing and technology infrastructure.
The mixed contribution of hard-infrastructure to coastal resilience highlights the need for the de-centralization of planning and reconstruction processes for a successful contextualization of the issue.
These would include green buildings; a rebuilt, walkable, mixed-use downtown; green infrastructure to manage stormwater; and powering the town with renewable energy.
