Sentence examples for stationary infrastructure from inspiring English sources

It could nonetheless disappear should automakers allied to investors and government officials join forces to detour science from making a battery to compete with a gallon of gas and focus in stationary infrastructure.

This would enable continuous and area-wide traffic monitoring in metropolitan areas at high actuality without the use of stationary infrastructure.

This kind of network is especially suited to universities, commercial buildings, and even metropolitan zones because of features inherited from ad hoc networks such as self-configuration, self-organization, self-discovery, and self-healing allied to a stationary infrastructure composed of routers and Internet gateways [1, 2].

As deploying stationary infrastructures is of very large cost and not feasible everywhere, in this paper, we focus on the inter-vehicle data forwarding problem with storage and communication capacity constraints.

Engineering infrastructures such as stormwater drains and bridges are commonly designed using the concept of Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) curves, which assume that the occurrence of precipitation patterns and distributions are spatially similar within the drainage area and remain unchanged throughout the lifespan of the infrastructures (stationary).

In a parking lot next to the stadium, G.M. had set up two tents where presentations on topics like "Hydrogen Storage" and "Infrastructure and Stationary Applications" could be heard.

The wireless mesh networks we consider in this paper can be defined as an aggregation of infrastructure-based, wire-powered, stationary nodes that are equipped with at least one wireless card, as depicted in Figure 1.

We study an infrastructure WMN, where a collection of stationary wireless mesh routers are interconnected as a multihop backbone to provide clients, network access.

A key component of this project is the Japan Testing Center, a unique cyber infrastructure for the development and testing of stationary and time-varying seismicity forecasting models for Japan.

In these fuels, kerosene is very attractive for the stationary fuel cells because of its low price and superior infrastructure in Japan.

A CCS Ready Hub not only includes a number of new coal-fired power plants but also integrates other existing stationary carbon dioxide emissions sources into the planning for potential infrastructure.