Sentence examples for subsequent infrastructure from inspiring English sources

In central Texas, anthropogenic conversion of land is due in part to a rapidly growing population in the Austin and San Antonio metro areas and the subsequent infrastructure and resources needed to support that growth.

As the review shows, very few studies assessing the criticality of railway rolling stock component failures and the subsequent impacts on infrastructure services have been conducted so far.

For toilet facilities located at the household level, there remained a lack of improvements to toilet infrastructure subsequent to the toolkit introduction, including that communal facilities (toilets shared by multiple families) were deemed as not private, safe, hygienic, or comfortable locations for managing menstruation, especially at night.

There is already substantial documentation of Rangifer avoidance to a range of human transportation and settlement infrastructure and subsequent habitat loss for wild reindeer and caribou, as well as semi-domesticated reindeer (Wolfe et al. 2000; Cameron et al. 2005; Vistnes and Nellemann 2009; Anttonen et al. 2011).

Rodrigo Chaves, Indonesia director for the World Bank, said in a news release that the government "deserves praise for the fuel subsidy reforms and subsequent budget reallocations to infrastructure spending," measures seen as vital to boosting growth in the world's 10th-largest economy.

This paper explores the relationship between increased urbanisation and subsequent capacity problems within drainage infrastructure.

One common example is the basic costs of spinning up the IaaS/PaaS elements of what you do — creating accounts, allocating minimal resources, other infrastructure, and then subsequent usage.

As a result, the humid, ventilated caverns could provide many potential niches for microbial growth, which could influence both the integrity of the storage casks (and any associated infrastructure) and the subsequent long-term performance of the sealed repository.

However, New Zealand's lack of public transport infrastructure and its subsequent reliance on private car use for longer journeys could mean that many existing battery electric vehicles (BEVs) will not have the performance to replace conventionally fuelled cars.

For eleven hunts, there were no subsequent attacks on people or infrastructure, and elephants did not break out of the fenced reserve.

Subsequent programmatic activity focused on infrastructure, training and systems development.