Sentence examples for pipe infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The Bell Labs brain trust concluded this would be unfeasible, and besides, they already had a lot invested in the waveguide pipe infrastructure.

Not only is this steam expensive, but is also corrosive to the building's pipe infrastructure due to lack of filtration of corrosive oxygen in the steam.

By the end of 1999, thanks to a combination of government regulation, geography and new pipe infrastructure, more than 90% of the country's households will have access to digital television.

As a result, the city is trapped in a vicious cycle where subsidence damages the water pipe infrastructure and makes it more difficult to maintain, which leads to more leaks and more water being withdrawn.

A massive water main break in late July sent millions of gallons of water onto UCLA's campus and Sunset Boulevard, drawing attention to the city's aging pipe infrastructure. .

We give customers the flexibility they need, eliminate billing headaches for the utilities, and improve the utility's risk-return profile, which makes investing in pipe infrastructure more attractive.

This study is the result of ongoing research for a European Union 7th Framework Program Project regarding energy converters for very low heads, and aims to analyze optimization of new cost-effective hydraulic turbine designs for possible implementation in water supply systems (WSSs) or in other pressurized water pipe infrastructures, such as irrigation, wastewater, or drainage systems.

The Pipes infrastructure will run until September 30, 2015 in read-only mode in order to help developers migrate their data.

Meanwhile, a section of one of the roads has collapsed and residents fear more damage to underlying sewage pipes and infrastructure may have taken place.

The government says more money is needed for investment in water pipes and infrastructure, and that the alternative to charges would be higher income taxes.

The young startup has won Microsoft's Indoor Mapping Competition two years running and was recently selected by Pittsburgh to test its technology to help map the city's pipes and infrastructure.