infrastructure
ઈન્ફ્રાસ્ટ્રક્ચર
definition
noun
It is easy to integrate into existing wired networks and standard enterprise computing infrastructures .
the basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g., buildings, roads, and power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise.
translation of 'infrastructure'
આધારરૂપ વ્યવસ્થા,
પૂર્વ-જરૂરિયાત,
આધાર-માળખું
example
We also need to progress our plans to invest in the transport 'infrastructure' .
In France, investing in railways is seen as investing in the 'infrastructure' of France.
This is not intended to be a political debate about ownership of the 'infrastructure' .
It would run the 'infrastructure' and charge the train operators for the use of the track.
Multinationals are also investing in 'infrastructure' and communication systems.
Little is being invested in the 'infrastructure' and maintenance of the oil industry.
India is also emerging as a huge coal consumer as it works to upgrade its 'infrastructure' .
the transport 'infrastructure' has improved
It recognises the 'infrastructure' in place and the level of service we can provide here.
It has the 'infrastructure' in place and knows the logistics of large scale delivery systems.
The French built an 'infrastructure' and created a rudimentary education system.
We are exploring new avenues where we can use our vast 'infrastructure' to earn profits.
the social and economic 'infrastructure' of a country
From our point of view, those companies providing 'infrastructural' software services have problems that are not going away.
They will be asked to prioritise 'infrastructural' , social and community projects that need investment.
It's an 'infrastructural' environment many other countries envy.
Existing communication 'infrastructures' should be used, but others may need to be developed.
It is easy to integrate into existing wired networks and standard enterprise computing 'infrastructures' .
If people are healthy and educated they are then stronger to improve their own communities and build sound 'infrastructures' .
In this country we have the resources and expertise to build 'infrastructures' and basis for commerce abroad.
They require breaking old habits and patterns of care and forging new 'infrastructures' .
But he also emphasized the need to provide physical protection to critical 'infrastructures' .
He also said a small number of national infrastructural projects had given the entire 'infrastructural' programme a bad name.
In the past, these 'infrastructures' were physically and functionally separate.
In some cases, they may even push the cooling 'infrastructures' of older design facilities beyond their limits.
Facility executives also should identify what network 'infrastructures' exist in the facility.
The company said that it plans to invest u20ac180 million on 'infrastructural' development over the next four years.
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