Sentence examples for outside infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Keeping the technology self-contained on the drone means Exyn-powered UAVS don't rely on outside infrastructure, or human pilots to complete a mission.

Individual progress aside, the development of an outside infrastructure has presented the party both with challenges and opportunity.

In part, the change has its roots in technology: artists like Holter — or David Longstreth, of the Dirty Projectors, or Annie Clark, of St . Vincent— no longer need to fear the difficulties of playing outside the infrastructure of a concert hall.

Fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) outside plant infrastructure should be so designed and constructed as to flexibly deal with increasing subscribers and system evolution to be expected in the future, taking minimization of total cost (CAPEX and OPEX) into consideration.

As uncontrolled food consumption outside military infrastructure might pose a disciplinary offense, interpretability of respective information on the questionnaire is limited by a reporting bias.

Some international airports require construction of additional infrastructure outside of the airport, such as at the Hong Kong International Airport, which included the construction of a high-speed railway and automobile expressway to connect the airport to greater Hong Kong.

The system is self-contained in the sense that it requires no infrastructure outside the vehicle, such as external beacons installed on roadways or satellites used by Global Positioning Systems GPSS).

The job entails building the international business for BN.com from scratch, hiring the team and "building the infrastructure outside the U.S".

One of the main challenges is the lack of support infrastructure outside the urban,densely populated areas.

Last weekend my friends danced in a carpark – that's today's Hidden Sydney, our queer spaces relegated to Marrickville infrastructure, outside of lockout laws and locked-out spaces.

Mr. Oettinger also said he could request similar mandates in the future in cases where the European Union would be relying on energy infrastructure outside the Union, like Desertec, a solar and wind energy project in North Africa.