Sentence examples for a central group from inspiring English sources

A central group would gather weapons near Tetovo, Macedonia's second largest city.

That's football's natural evolution and England now have a central group, rather like United's, which you can see sticking together for a good few years.

Later in evolution, dedicated signalling lines (nerves) appear, connecting the receptor cells with a central group of nerve cells – neurons – that are the forerunners to our own brains.

In 1981, the musician and scholar Joshua Rifkin offered the provocative hypothesis that the Passions should be sung not by a lineup of soloists and a chorus of dozens but by a central group of only eight voices, with a few extra voices for smaller parts.

You can use this feature to emulate Ning to a degree by first creating a central group page with the community modules installed, and then inviting friends with profile page modules to join.

In a "central group" (n = 7), there were an increase in pain intensity score (−0.8 ± 2.6 cm) after lidocaine and a decrease (1.5 ± 3.0 cm) after saline (p = 0.15).

Canger introduced the scheme of a Central grouping and two Peripheral groups, and Lastra confirmed this notion, differing in some details.

The study focuses on three socio-cultural groups and the corresponding institutional contexts (an Anglo-Saxon group, a Central European group, and a Northern European group) and three MCS archetypes (delegated bureaucratic control, delegated output control, and programmable output control).

The use of a phenol/phenolate central group where the formation of a phenolate/cation pair significantly slowed shuttling has also been explored.

For comparison purposes, every type of dye has been synthesised with a different central group and molecules with the same heterocyclic substituents have been proposed.

With dozens of agencies and departments involved, the president wanted an independent central group to monitor where the money was going.