Sentence examples for protective infrastructure from inspiring English sources

(Kai-Uwe Bergmann, a partner at the Bjarke Ingels Group that led the winning consortium, describes the Dryline as "a protective infrastructure that becomes a public amenity").

Its function as protective infrastructure has been degraded by the erosion caused by past ill-advised government groin and inlet stabilization projects.

They have worked hard to bring lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people within the protective infrastructure of the well-organized human rights communities.

They can invest in new protective infrastructure, alter their land use regulations, encourage property owners to "climate proof" their homes and workplaces, enhance their emergency response capabilities and educate the public more extensively.

The multi-pronged approach includes protective infrastructure that stores, cleans and replenishes storm water; constructed marshes to reduce wave action, enhance the ecology and provide recreational opportunities; and green infrastructure to store and filter water and provide public space.

Safe failure may mean building self-regulating systems that can isolate a malfunction and prevent cascading disruptions and eventual collapse, while avoiding over-reliance on a single piece of protective infrastructure, such as a levee.

An innovative cement-based soft-hard-soft (SHS) multi-layer composite has been developed for protective infrastructures.

Designing lightweight composite panels that can resist extreme impulsive loadings is of great interest for defence and infrastructure protective applications.

"A lot is being done to bring additional protective measures, particularly to critical infrastructure," said Condoleezza Rice, President Bush's national security adviser, in a briefing to reporters.

Engineers are increasingly expected to consider dynamic loads in the design of structures due to increased security demands and as a result of accidental or intentional impact or explosive events, for example in the construction, infrastructure, offshore, mining, protective and security industries.

Waste is often handled without adequate control mechanisms, such as proper infrastructure and personal protective equipment, in dense, highly populated areas, exposing not only workers but also residents in the surrounding communities.