Sentence examples for varying infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Wireless network (WLAN) integration into practice computer systems of 14 German general practices with varying infrastructure allowed automatic data exchange and the generation of a printout or a PDF file.

The varying infrastructure of the clinics, the low-income Latino and Asian patients they serve, and the resources available in their communities required different approaches to implement the new roles; thus enhancing acceptability and adoption of clinicians and patients.

This is the case with riding in real traffic where the rider has to cope with dynamic situations (presence of other road users, unusual infrastructure, varying weather conditions and varying traffic density).

This study targets the development of ad hoc radar networks as a solution to situations generally characterized by the absence of any central infrastructure, varying topological environments, and growing wireless security concerns.

Rapid changes in small areas at the apex of alluvial fans may have devastating consequences by directing downstream flood or lahar impacts into catchments of widely varying population or infrastructure vulnerability.

More importantly, global athletes and tourists should be acclimatized to varying level of infrastructure in the world.

Operation of the gas fields is increasingly more complicated due to extensive supply infrastructures, varying feed gas conditions and operational problems with liquid handling in multiphase pipelines.

But because of the varying nature of ICT infrastructure I think it's quite difficult to say that a particular MO stands out, or is distinctly similar to another attack.

Regulatory and technical issues White-space networking High penetration and coverage Require technologies to operate at varying bandwidths Utility-owned winfrastructurecture Full control over the network.

With 28 states and 7 union territories (Fig. 1) spread over a vast geographic area with varying economic resources and infrastructure, India is the world's most populous democracy.

Although differences exist across the countries in their environments for science-based health innovation such as varying levels of scientific infrastructure, diverse policy instruments, and different levels of human resource development—in general, the core dynamics of innovation and challenges faced were similar.