Sentence examples for reference infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The approach avoids the need to install additional reference infrastructure by exploiting mining structures already present in the underground mining environment, such as bolt plates and cut-throughs, to generate feature-rich radar signal returns.

Some have viewed the reference to infrastructure as code for assurances that there would be no incidents of the sectarianism that has plagued Northern Irish society for decades, though less so in recent years.

The image we have is of a series of ill-thought-out initiatives which have long titles, short lives, vague terms of reference, little infrastructure, and no sense of purpose.

The power of a single set of RPM assays allows detection of a panel of pathogens that would otherwise require a full national reference laboratory infrastructure, which would costs millions of USD.

Section "Data infrastructure reference model" then introduces the data infrastructure reference model and the high-level goals driving its derived architectural activities.

Cloud computing provides IT services to clients without reference to the infrastructure that hosts the services [6].

The described effect is quite evident in Tables 5 and 6 where the Scenario 200 is less relevant than the others since the network efficiency index presents unity value for each region (reference "best-possible" infrastructure).

The absence of such a more abstract scientific-oriented data infrastructure reference model is diametral to the fundamental design principles of software engineering and has thus lead to numerous different non-interoperable architectures as part of fragmented data infrastructures in the last decade.

Young's reference to digital infrastructure also implies that her bill would be strengthening penalties for hackers who go after cyberinfrastructure or government systems, which is timely, given the recent hack of various government sites.

The mobile cloud computing (MCC) is defined by MCC Forum [3] as a reference to some infrastructures where data processing and storing happen outside the mobile devices and instruments.

As one listens to a description of the corruption and decay in Florence, one can't help but compare the playwright's references to failing infrastructure, homelessness, public apathy and the loss of a general fund to the crisis America faces today.