Sentence examples for real infrastructures from inspiring English sources

The latter may be real infrastructures like the telephone network, but also purely relational ones, like the exchange of paper mail, or the goods distribution services.

These features also enable the creation of virtual testbeds that are similar to real infrastructures, a valuable asset for evaluating newly developed architectures and protocols without interfering with production traffic.

In other words, no real infrastructure at all".

In Indonesia, he added, "there is no real infrastructure, galleries, or fairs to support young artists".

It is not directed at the larger outposts that have real infrastructure".

Now he had a new challenge in front of him: to turn the map into real infrastructure.

This summer has delivered a slow, grinding reminder that the real infrastructure of our emotions is the weather itself.

Those small explosions of identity created interest but no real infrastructure and no lasting commitment to seeing a true cultural revolution.

"There are just a huge number of issues that have to be addressed globally and there is no real infrastructure to do it," Mr. Garten said.

"And giving it away to people who can use it well, especially in places where poverty is so overwhelming, where there's not much real infrastructure".

His company has no real infrastructure problems because for the most part it has built its own railway lines to connect its mines with port facilities it also owns.