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infrastruttura
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serie di elementi che compongono o collegano i vari componenti di una struttura
Infrastructure refers to the basic physical systems and facilities that support modern life, such as buildings, bridges, transportation networks, and utilities. These structures matter because they enable people to travel, communicate, work, and access essential services that keep communities and economies functioning.
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It is catalogued under topics including Broad-concept articles and Infrastructure.
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Article · Italiano
Per infrastruttura s'intende uno o la serie di elementi o di dispositivi organizzati che compongono, collegano ed intermediano i rapporti tra i vari componenti di una struttura.
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