physical infrastructure

"It is not so much the destruction of physical infrastructure, but the scar recent events have had on the national psyche, " he says.

The Bank delegation was also told of India's huge physical infrastructure needs.

By attacking the physical infrastructure of his government, the militants are casting serious doubt on his ability to do that.

Developers no longer need be impeded by the constraints of a machine architecture or physical infrastructure.

In many ways, cloud computing can be seen as an extension of SOA past applications and into application and physical infrastructure.

IaaS is the rawest form of computing as a service (outside of access to the physical infrastructure).

The United States is the largest single-country provider of trade-related assistance, which includes trade-related physical infrastructure.

Key constraints include poor physical infrastructure, inefficient product markets, lack of credit, and weak land and labor markets.

It provides a platform (internally no physical infrastructure) virtualization environment in the Universities.

Public investment to enhance physical infrastructure is key, as is a willingness to lower trade costs through trade and regulatory reform.

Perhaps here the analogy between the financial infrastructure and the physical infrastructure is more readily understood.

identity, image and place; physical infrastructure and sustainability; and the philosophy and management of the process.

Wide disparities in access still exist, due both to economic reasons and deficiencies in physical infrastructure.

Using this, student need not to set up any specific physical infrastructure for their project assignment.

Even if half of today's suburbanites move to urban centers, they will still leave in place the vast physical infrastructure of the suburbs.

One, the physical infrastructure, was relatively easy with the help of aid agencies and development banks.

Health and nutrition indicators were low and physical infrastructure was poorly developed.

The amount of investment in new casinos has badly strained Macao's social and physical infrastructure.

In many countries the physical infrastructure is ageing, health-care costs are exploding and money is tight.

For much of the past three decades, China focused its efforts on building up its physical infrastructure.

Immature physical infrastructure is another risk down for the year.

From physical infrastructure to market reform, China is modernising on all fronts at once.

Unemployment is high, public schooling poor and the physical infrastructure in dire need of renewal.

It retains physical infrastructure needed to build a nuclear weapon.

In some cases, China is offering to build the physical infrastructure in return for access to resources, state media report.

This includes intangible assets such as company reputation and digital information and tangible assets such as physical infrastructure.

Along with less need to invest in physical infrastructure, it is the reason they typically command higher valuations than the pipers.

It is also similar to the physical infrastructure of the economy.

Tangible assets include physical infrastructure, such as data centers, servers, and property.

It's hard to scale the physical infrastructure much faster than 40 or 50 per cent a month.

The physical infrastructure will be ready by the middle of the year and then we can increase activities and the exchange of researchers.

Physical infrastructure; Data Center; Enterprise Data Center; Centralized storage; Business Migration;

Asset management - Specification for the optimised management of physical infrastructure assets

Conduct E-commerce for sales of agricultural products can reduce the physical infrastructure and personnel to rely on;

Public cloud: No physical infrastructure locally, all access to data and applications is external

Upgrade physical infrastructure for teaching and learning