Sentence examples for to save infrastructure from inspiring English sources
This models the situation where, to save infrastructure expenses like laying cable or fiber to each node in a network, we try to extend the range of given source node (center node) by intermediate nodes being wireless connected.
This models the situation where, in order to save infrastructure expenses of laying cable or fiber to each node (base station), we try to extend the range of a given source node with wired backhaul connection by using several other nodes.
Then there is nothing to save the infrastructure".
College seniors might start by reading "A New Bank to Save Our Infrastructure" in the current edition of The New York Review of Books, an impassioned plea from Felix Rohatyn (who knows something of financial rescues) and Everett Ehrlich for the creation of a National Infrastructure Bank, or N.I.B.
This also provides a potential way to save operators' infrastructure cost by converging different air interface technologies (e.g., LTE/3G/2G/Wi-Fi) on the AP and employing LTE on the link between MR and the outside base stations.
The president is wise to let them go, and to make deals with the savvier business leaders and conservative thinkers who are willing to invest to save our infrastructure from sinking even further into decay.
To read more about how Eno plans to save U.S. Infrastructure from a very slow and underwhelming destruction, read our report on the Life and Death of the Highway Trust Fund.
EW: The theatre sector, and if it could be across the borders with Wales and Scotland all the better, needs to do more to work together to save the whole infrastructure.
Ms. Chatman said that while technology gave people more flexibility and might allow corporations to save on some infrastructure and building costs, employers often worry that a dispersed work force risks losing "all that unanticipated, anecdotal connections that happen when people work face to face".
Dukes plan is to save as much infrastructure money as it can by migrating its information technology to the cloud.
What you might not have heard is that this crisis was caused by more than just poor decisions to save money, decaying infrastructure, or corrupt government; Flint is an example of how our nation is still far too segregated.
