Sentence examples for transfer infrastructure from inspiring English sources

This is the case with America's bank transfer infrastructure today.

You're probably familiar with the argument that Net Neutrality is essential for innovation because small start ups must have access to affordable data transfer infrastructure.

This arrangement of related agents may be considered (from the information flow modeling point of view) as an instance of message transfer infrastructure [10].

In order to include transfer, infrastructure and bus capacity constraints, we propose an extension to the formulation and we discuss its impact in the structure of the model, based on concepts of bi-level mathematical programming.

We review existing mathematical programming formulations and propose a new one, paying attention to the following aspects of public transportation systems, that are identified as key elements in order to have a realistic model: (a) the interest of the users, (b) the interest of the operators, (c) the behavior of the users, and (d) constraints regarding transfer, infrastructure and bus capacity.

So "national security" is compromised and an anti‑state Tory government transfers vital energy and transport infrastructure into the effective ownership of foreign states.

The build-operate-transfer (BOT) approach is one of the privatization mechanisms for promoting transportation infrastructure developments by using private funds to construct new infrastructure facilities.

The group owner mode is a key feature for direct communications between UEs especially in infrastructure-less PSN (IPSN) where data transfer via infrastructure is unavailable.

As part of the agreement, SingTel has agreed to transfer certain infrastructure assets to a separate entity, owned by SingTel, by 2011.

In the near future, several space applications in the Earth-Moon system may require a spacecraft to hold a stable motion, but the transfer trajectory infrastructure to access such stable motions has not been fully investigated yet.

One reason for this seems to be that in rural areas (the destination of 40% of migrants' transfers) financial infrastructure and literacy are patchy to say the least.Yet things are improving, at least in the case of transfer fees.