"His main contribution," Dr. Wanner said, "was to organize psychology, make connections between people and create a more effective scientific infrastructure".
However, analyzing the guidelines based on the framework implied by the SEC, as it correlates to the culture and interworking of any organization, provides a blueprint for constructing a compliant and most likely, more effective, communications infrastructure.
Mr. Donovan said studies had suggested that "green infrastructure" like dunes could sometimes be more effective than "gray infrastructure" like bulkheads.
As Haiti rebuilds over the next several years, local, governmental and international organizations must leverage the enormous potential of the providers already present to more equitably distribute work and create a more effective health-care infrastructure.
"I believe for this community — the OpenStack community — it's really important to deliver on the underlying promise of more cost-effective infrastructure," he said.
Long Island must compete with other areas of the country that have cultivated the free market and competition to develop a considerably more effective and efficient economic infrastructure.
When donations are restricted to individual projects, organizations may then have limited funds to support program monitoring and evaluation, internal audits of funds, and investment in more effective systems, processes and infrastructure.
Most respondents preferred natural infrastructure, but believed that engineered infrastructure is more effective in coastal hazard mitigation.
It is argued that such networks have the potential to attract and mobilize people into a "culture of knowledge" and make public administration and free markets more effective, but require adequate infrastructures, incentives and institutional frameworks.
She led the recent OCS funded Transforming Local Infrastructure Programme in Lincolnshire; and was successful in establishing more effective partnership working with eight other infrastructure organisations.
