Sentence examples for two infrastructures from inspiring English sources

Lower Manhattan wants to be a portal -- a Grand Central, if you like -- between two infrastructures: transportation and information.

Fibre based networks are usually implemented using two infrastructures, fibre to the home (FTTH) and fibre to the node (FTTN).

Under optimal green infrastructure, we show an exact level of the population, under which using Eco-DRR is preferable to gray infrastructure, expressed by parameters reflecting the probability of occurrence of hazard, probability of preventing exposure to the hazard, population size, and vulnerability to damage accruing from exposure, as well as costs and benefits of the two infrastructures.

This study uses the life cycle assessment methodology to analyze the type and origin of environmental impacts related to natural gas distribution networks in high and low density neighborhoods, and compares the environmental performance of two infrastructures in low density neighborhoods: a standard natural gas grid and a discontinuous system based on propane tanks.

The benefits to be had from these two infrastructure projects are inextricably linked.

Shares of Satyam, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, have plummeted by about 40percentt since a botched effort two weeks ago to buy two infrastructure companies.

After the market closed on Friday, the UK's only listed ports company revealed it had rejected two offers from a consortium of Peel Ports and two infrastructure funds.

But the budget reveals the asset recycling program will be funded by redirecting monies nominally attached to the former Labor government's two infrastructure funds: the Building Australia Fund (BAF) ($2.4bn) and the Education Investment Fund EIFF) ($3.5bn).

We need to seriously consider the potential for a combination of events like those in Japan earlier this year – a natural disaster (or two), infrastructure failure and the human migration that would inevitably occur in its wake.

Under the PPP, the tube is owned and manned by the public sector, but maintained by two infrastructure companies, Metronet and Tube Lines, which get £1 billion ($1.8 billion) a year for maintenance and investment.

We consider two infrastructure-based networks, where the primary network and the secondary network are located in the same area.