Sentence examples for new infrastructure of from inspiring English sources
They require new infrastructure of every sort and residents become intensive car users.
The new infrastructure of prevention has illuminated one of the city's most vexing economic contradictions: New York, which is singularly dependent on trucks, is also singularly hostile to them.
The facade acts as a life-support system around the ailing ruin, the new infrastructure of ducts and pipes made visible through the translucent facade as a ghostly mirage of technical services.
Consequently, the LHC experiments will need upgraded detectors and new infrastructure of the trigger and DAQ systems, to take into account the increase of radiation level and of particle rates foreseen at such high luminosity.
"It recognizes that the new infrastructure of municipal progress is not just roads and electric power and water extensions and downtown redevelopment, but it's human capital," Henry Cisneros, the former San Antonio mayor and a friend of Mr. Castro's, said of the proposed tax increase.
The real bridge to renewables is to begin to dismantle the existing infrastructure, starting with coal and nuclear — while using it as necessary to fill in the inevitable gaps as we build a new infrastructure of power from solar, wind and more.
When Experiments Travel challenges conventional understandings of the ethics and politics of transnational science and changes the way we think about global medicine and the new infrastructures of our lives.
Repressive governments are making moves to keep up with the new infrastructures of expression, e.g. China's great firewall, Cambodia's misused defamation laws, Viet Nam's new media decree and Internet crackdown, Burma banning Skype and jailing bloggers, etc.
They are better positioned to use the new modern infrastructures of the world.
Miami is responding with construction of $400 million worth of new infrastructure to fortify coastal communities against flooding.
These projects harness the strategic power of new infrastructure to repair and regenerate the urban fabric both physical and social.
