Примеры использования Robust infrastructure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many of these organizations have reduced the number of their data centres as a result of new ICT technologies and robust infrastructure.
Technical methods for designing robust infrastructure are still emerging and evolving.
Production requires the transportation of 150,000 tons of rock and the processing of 40,000 tons of mineral daily,requiring robust infrastructure.
NADC provides a robust infrastructure and guarantees 99.9 per cent uptime and availability.
There is an advantage to using existing expertise andknowledge of the IAEA, and its robust infrastructure, including administration and equipment of the IAEA.
We have also built a robust infrastructure which makes it easy for any operator to complete the integrations and technical work required to launch Free Basic Services on their network.
Implement policy frameworks, train entrepreneurs anddevelop sustainable value chains and robust infrastructure for clean and efficient cookstoves and fuels.
For example, a less robust infrastructure is required to support a scenario where each of 50 users is presented one page that they will view for 5 minutes than is required for 15,000 users to view 20 pages for an average of 10 seconds per page.
Streamlined logistic processes,a comprehensive approach taking into account the individual needs of the customer and robust infrastructure base will save your costs on logistics and storage to the minimum possible level.
Developing countries with robust infrastructure, a highly trained workforce, adequate intellectual property protections and appealing domestic markets will be the most attractive to foreign companies and their investments.
Continued investment has been provided for the establishment of one-stop-shops across Wales to improve all citizens' access to VAWDA services andhelp build a robust infrastructure for the future.
The Secretary-General should encourage Governments to establish robust infrastructures to handle disarmament and non-proliferation studies and to regularly submit reports in connection with disarmament education.
A post-2015 framework for disaster risk reduction could call for more comprehensive urban planning policies that take into account new risk trends andinvolve inter-disciplinary expertise in the development of safe and robust infrastructures.
The Board also felt that the Secretary-General should encourage Governments to establish robust infrastructures to handle disarmament and non-proliferation studies and to regularly submit reports in connection with disarmament education.
Third, IAEA has a robust infrastructure for verification in the field of nuclear weapons, as we all know, including equipment and personnel, and therefore the future FMCT verification system should make maximum use of the existing IAEA infrastructure. .
JS7 recommended that Kenya increase the health budgetary allocation to the recommended minimum of 15% of the GDP;create a robust infrastructure network and expedite the process of implementing the Universal Health Care coverage to increase access to health.
The joint EATL project has used a robust infrastructure planning tool, derived from the TEM-TER multi-criteria model, to identify a number of rail and road routes between Europe and East Asia and prioritize infrastructure investments in 15 participating countries.
The key elements of the approach set out by the Secretary-General are e-management, knowledge sharing, services to governing bodies,creation of robust infrastructure, system security, reliable field connectivity and internal human capacity-building.
On the one hand,some developing countries with robust infrastructure, a highly trained workforce, reasonable intellectual property protection and appealing domestic markets- especially in Asia and the Pacific- have attracted significant FDI in R&D Pearce 1999.
Should an FMCT require a multilateral body to implement its provisions, there would, no doubt, be an advantage in using expertise andknowledge of the IAEA and its robust infrastructure, including administration, equipment and know-how, in order to save administrative costs and reduce financial burdens on States parties.
The following four elements are building blocks in the delivery of value-added services to the three focus areas:(a) a robust infrastructure at Headquarters and at offices away from Headquarters;(b) security policies and provisions to ensure business continuity;(c) reliable connectivity with the field; and(d) the building and efficient utilization of a skilled human resources capacity.
In April 2003, the General Assembly, while stressing the importance of ICT as a strategic tool for strengthening the functioning of the United Nations,placed priority on robust infrastructure, system security, reliable field connectivity, human resources capacity-building, a governance structure and ensuring that investments in ICT generated tangible returns commensurate with their cost see resolution 57/304.
Four elements form the necessary"building blocks" for the delivery of value-added services:(a) a robust infrastructure at Headquarters and at offices away from Headquarters;(b) security policies and provisions to ensure business continuity and systems integrity;(c) reliable connectivity with the field; and(d) the building and efficient utilization of a human resources base with focused skills in key technologies and management practices.
As shown in figure 1 below,the following four elements collaborate as"building blocks" in the proposed service delivery model:(a) a robust infrastructure;(b) security policies and provisions to ensure business continuity, secure communications and integrity of information;(c) reliable connectivity with the field; and(d) the building and retaining of internal capacity skilled human resources.
The following elements, as building blocks in the delivery of value-added services to the three focus areas,will be strengthened:(a) a robust infrastructure;(b) security policies and provisions to ensure business continuity;(c) reliable connectivity with the field and Headquarters; and(d) the building and efficient utilization of a skilled human resources capacity.
In order to deliver value-added services in these three areas,four elements were identified as"building blocks":(a) a robust infrastructure at Headquarters and at offices away from Headquarters,(b) security policies and provisions to ensure business continuity,(c) reliable connectivity with the field and(d) the building and efficient utilization of a skilled human resources base with focused skills in key technologies and management practices.
A robust information infrastructure should be capable of.
Mexico recognized the robust institutional infrastructure for the protection of human rights.