Sentences with phrase «robust system infrastructure»

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Whereas in the West there is a robust and mature infrastructure for encouraging and supporting the development of intellectual property rights such as patents, East Asian nations like China and Japan have comparatively less well - developed, younger systems, the group observes.

The paper tackles what we are calling «infrastructure» or the foundation needed for states to use information about teachers, 3 such as robust data systems, professional standards for teaching, and rigorous evaluation systems.

Major Responsibilities: Building systems to remove friction from the daily lives of educators; foster trust and risk - taking in the school staffs; redesigning the infrastructure for successful technology implementation; growing consensus surrounding new innovations in personalized learning; manage a robust professional learning program for teachers.

«By creating a more robust postsecondary data infrastructure, a student - level data network can begin to paint a more complete picture of student outcomes in our postsecondary system.»

The team quickly realized that BWRSD lacked the robust infrastructure and support systems needed to fully implement the district's vision of personalized learning.

Both systems could be universally accessible here in the States and share not just many gigabytes of content, but also a robust infrastructure within which truly permanent links could go between the digital books of authors and publishers wanting such connections.

To maintain a robust economy and good quality of life, the report states, Indian businesses and government must invest in areas such as women's health and education to reduce family size, resource - efficient cities and infrastructure, and increased food system productivity.

Indeed, it became clear that doing both was essential — private investment was the only real hope for attracting the scale of financing needed to end deforestation, while government funding was necessary to build the scientific and policy infrastructure and developing country capacity necessary for a robust private investment system — and to accomplish conservation goals to which private investment was less well suited.

How is your «stockpiling, over-engineering, using system redundancy and diversity to make your infrastructure more robust and your ability to respond to the unexpected more flexible» a case of preparing for nothing to happen?

A robust infrastructure system that is safe, efficient and properly maintained can help lower the costs of supplying oil and gas and its products for consumers, by reducing congestion, maximizing efficiency and preventing accidents.

Ensuring we have a robust energy infrastructure system that keeps pace with growing production and demand is essential to helping American families and businesses have reliable access to affordable energy.

Had Australia any competent hydrologists giving counsel to policymakers, they may have created a far deeper and more robust infrastructure, one which could prevent drought at the same time as preventing flood, instead of a flimsy system of dams and reservoirs without redundancy.

After he was bitten by the internet startup bug, An joined the technology management teams at Esurance and Stubhub, where he focused on evolving their systems infrastructure from go - to - market prototypes into robust platforms capable of supporting massive year - over-year growth.

The assets all over the world can be owned by the people without any social or geographical barriers and design a payment system so flawless and robust to support the infrastructure based upon block - chain technology.

Expertise in driving infrastructure and architecture development, technical support and system upgrades while developing robust processes for IT services, incident management, and problem resolution.

Such companies have a slew of needs — for example, lab spaces may necessitate technical and complicated infrastructure requirements, which can boost lab build out costs to $ 300 to $ 400 a sq. ft.. Other requirements may be emergency generators, floors that carry heavy equipment, higher ceilings or robust heating and air conditioning systems, Isaacs says.