Sentence examples for specialised infrastructure from inspiring English sources

More specialised infrastructure services are restaurant meals, haircuts, and social networking sites.

The translation of continuous-flow microreactor technology to the industrial environment has been limited by cost and complexity of the fabrication procedures and the requirement for specialised infrastructure.

The specialised infrastructure of the Danish mortgage-bond market, for instance, could not be easily replicated elsewhere.And as so often in finance, constraining liquidity in one part of the system risks shifting trouble somewhere else.

That is partly because there are few specialised infrastructure funds around, says Jane Welsh of Watson Wyatt, a consultancy.Some pension funds are becoming interested: last week a group including the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, a Canadian fund managing assets of C$79 billion ($61 billion), bought National Grid's gas networks in Scotland and the south of England.

The Spanish construction firm is working with various partners including Macquarie, an Australian investment bank that has long specialised in infrastructure investments.

And so we launched the India Future Fund, specialising in infrastructure investments (providing high-voltage power transmission), and led by an ex-CEO as chairman, ideally a well-known Indian industrialist who would be able to cut through bureaucracy, understand the market and appease all sides of India's lively political spectrum.

The company's share price fell.Millionaires factoryMacquarie Group, an Australian investment company specialising in infrastructure deals, reported a 23% rise in annual post-tax profit.

See articleBAA's share price closed up more than 15% after Grupo Ferrovial, a Spanish firm specialising in infrastructure, said it was considering a bid for the British airports operator, which has a stockmarket value of some £8 billion ($14 billion).

This component based approach means that development can be focused on defining specialised models to address a specific need and not on the infrastructure to realise and interact with those models.

The feasibility of the study was supported by the ParkinsonNet infrastructure, a nationwide network of allied health professionals who are specialised in Parkinson's disease.

Infrastructures can be spread on a broad continuum, ranging from generic to highly specialised.