Sentence examples for worldwide infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Next is the hurdle of storing adequate amounts of hydrogen, plus the absence of a worldwide infrastructure for refuelling stations.

Some of the larger players remain skeptical of the boutiques, which lack a worldwide infrastructure and broad range of experience.

Google processes petabytes of data every day, and with their worldwide infrastructure and world-class team, it is truly the best home we could have found.

Current worldwide infrastructure of electrical power generation would mostly continue to rely on fossil-fuel but require a modest transition for the ultimate goal of decarbonizing power generation industry.

In this paper, we detail the main user requirements covered, the technical choices and the implemented solutions and we describe the resulting Hybrid cloud Worldwide infrastructure, its benefits and limitations.

Fries likes Toyota Motor, which is strong in exporting, manufacturing overseas and developing fuel-efficient cars; Nintendo, which rolled out its phenomenally successful Wii gaming system in 2006; and Komatsu, whose construction and mining equipment has been in high demand during the worldwide infrastructure expansion.

Despite this, it can stimulate good radiological practice in public health institutions worldwide, even with poorer general infrastructure conditions when compared to the available facilities in reference institutions in developed countries.

And whether commodities fall back to lower levels or not, mining companies are still going to be opening new large-scale mines in a hurry, while worldwide, huge infrastructure projects will continue to proliferate.

That is obviously not happening, but the company has managed to move the market share needle, doubling from just 2percentt of worldwide cloud infrastructure market share in 2016 to 4percenttodayay.

Worldwide ageing infrastructures which are vulnerable to seismic lateral loads and located in high seismicity regions have arrested the interest of many researchers to find alternative materials and techniques to strengthen in bending and shear, for example reinforced concrete (RC) beams, slabs, columns, etc.

Cameron will also commit to spend £10bn this year to fund the world of agencies including the IAEA, on improving the security of civil nuclear infrastructure worldwide.