Examples of using Infrastructures are in English and their translations into German
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Infrastructures are generally designed based on short-term peaks.
Whether the desktop, the server, or entire infrastructures are affected.
Purdue: A lot of these infrastructures are virtualized in terms of workload utilization.
The mobility of researchers and mutual access to top infrastructures are also addressed.
Many infrastructures are old; specialised infrastructures are costly.
In total 34 of the 35 projects on the Roadmap 2006 were endorsed and10 new infrastructures are proposed.
The infrastructures are of a high quality while the services offered are irreproachable.
Cross-border settlement and clearing infrastructures are more costly and less efficient than national ones.
Its infrastructures are fantastic for the development of tourism, as much in winter time as in summer time.
User orientation: Intuitive handling,high user acceptance and seamless integration into current infrastructures are essential for the decision.
Currently, infrastructures are provided and supported by the state and municipalities, but also by businesses and civil society.
Eco-friendly procurement, waste separation, recycling and energy-optimised infrastructures are additional important components in the programme.
Technological infrastructures are part of our everyday life and our economic and political systems; they influence our sense of self.
What is more, a very large warehouse has been constructed, in respect of which it is proving difficult to secure access to the planning permission andother infrastructures are planned by the Drogheda Corporation.
Ineffective infrastructures are problematic for the operators mainly because of their energy demand and the corresponding high costs.
The reception of Franco and Grabriella is benevolent and the infrastructures are very good especially the swimming pool which is endowed with a superb view.
Digital infrastructures are constantly evolving. Operating systems, customer requirements and cyber threats are also constantly changing.
My impulse is a creative one, rather than a curatorial one, but in the absence of curators, or galleries, and with what I have at hand, how can I not do what I can to help,at least until infrastructures are established.
The operators of electricity and water network infrastructures are particularly affected by demographic change and thus need to develop adaptation strategies.
These infrastructures are a meeting point for researchers from the various European countries, whether they have an academic or industrial background, and a natural focus for cooperation and exchanges.
For the successful integration of migrants, infrastructures are especially required in the areas of housing, education, social networks, digital infrastructures and work.
Infrastructures are the cornerstone of the relaunch of innovation policy in industry, SMEs, manufacturing consortiums or research institutes and in the relationship between these and universities and local institutions.
Better provision of services and infrastructures are other important issues for stronger private sector activity, as well as a source of growth and employment.
Software-defined infrastructures are a new way to operate, orchestrate and automate what used to be a manual task, resulting in enhanced processing, mobility and workflow, both internally and externally.
Cross-border clearing and settlement infrastructures are far more costly than at the domestic level and their level of safety and efficiency is lower.
Critical infrastructures are organisations or institutions of existential national importance, such as public and industrial facilities for transport, traffic, telecommunications, administration or supply.
The most important infrastructures are nearby: The Lombardic metropolis Milan with its international airports Malpensa and Linate is 58 km(50 minutes by car) away.
Thus these elaborate infrastructures are exposed to numerous risks, which could give rise to catastrophic systems failure affecting critical societal services in multiple Member States.
Poorer housing conditions and infrastructures are highlighted in the case of the Roma minority, but also for other most vulnerable groups such as homeless, people living in disadvantaged areas, refugees, certain categories of immigrants, ex-prisoners, etc.
Accessible goods, services and infrastructures are essential to sustain non-discriminatory and inclusive forms of participation in many aspects of everyday life in an ageing society, along with the elimination of barriers to education and to the labour market.