The construction and modernization of nuclear power plants create a need to evaluate control room systems to assess if they fulfil their purpose to support safe operation.
Recently, GNSS applications will face a revolution due to the construction and modernization of global navigation satellite systems (GNSS), and research on multi-system and multi-frequency compatible receivers has become the trend.
Beginning in the late 1960s and continuing in the next two decades, the university saw the construction and modernization of a large number of facilities and the construction of the library, science building, residence halls and the University center.
The Industrial segment provides services for the construction, maintenance and modernization of plants.
The Universal Exposition world's fair opened in Sevilla in 1992, spurring the construction of new monuments and modernization.
His vision and support, including gifts toward the construction of Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital and the modernization of Presbyterian Hospital, leave a lasting legacy.
Its modernization began in the 1930s with the construction of carriage roads, and its population increased after World War II as a result of the growth of the tourist industry.
When asked, LAUSD spokeswoman Shannon Haber refused to comment and simply linked to the L.A. Schools website for more information about the $19.5-billion New Construction and Modernization Program that LAUSD has been running since 1997.
In this temporary scenery, the construction of roads during a considerable span of the 20th Century has been identified as part of the modernization plan of the revolutionary governments of Mexico.
"The increasingly global engineering and construction industry requires digital modernization in a way that automates manual processes and embraces the power of cloud computing to easily connect the construction job site, reduce cost overruns, and improve productivity," said Mike Sicilia, SVP and GM, Engineering and Construction Global Business Unit, Oracle, in a statement.
