Sentences with phrase «limited technical capacity»

Not exact matches

By Administration we mean a capacity for making dispositions which is limited by the available technical facilities and recognized in theory and practice within those limits; when it oversteps its limits, it seals its own doom.

In examining this trend, we identified four themes emerging across the states: (1) Utilizing regional organizations and building central office capacity; (2) Building capacity with limited resources; (3) Blending mandates and capacity building; and (4) Changing technical assistance roles of SEAs: Targeting districts in distress.

While Skyward Sword arrived relatively late in the Wii's life cycle, it once again pushed the machine to its technical limit, providing some of the most sumptuous graphics and sound yet seen in the franchise, and a gigantic campaign that took countless hours to complete, all stuffed onto a dual - layer, high - capacity disc.

We were limited in our alignment analysis by the fact that we were only able to clearly assess 2 - degree alignment for direct investments in infrastructure, and not policy lending, technical assistance / capacity - building projects, or indirect financing.

Duties include, but are not limited to: • Designs and implements LAN, WAN, WLAN, voice, Internet, security and video solutions that follow architecture standards and best practices • Works with the infrastructure team to establish support capability, capacity and redundancy • Maintains complete inventory, configuration, and documentation of new and existing deployed infrastructure • Provides support for existing infrastructure services and project - based work leading to the development and deployment of new infrastructure services • Serves as one of the primary points of contact for telecommunication carriers and services providers, coordinating circuit design, provisioning, installation, and troubleshooting • Works cross-functionally with technology, administrative, and legal groups to understand and align technical requirements and technology choices