Sentence examples for a centralised location from inspiring English sources
A centralised location keeps costs down and from their perspective it's easier to close down outlying inefficient branch libraries.
It is clear from the study that keeping the main logic in a centralised location will simplify technological and architectural migration.
It would fulfil all of the software needs described in "What do users want" section and provide a centralised location for the scientists to store their notes.
The second approach has two benefits as the transformation logic is moved to a centralised location and untampered raw data are stored as well as the transformed data.
Moreover, analyses are complicated by the fact that data are not stored in a centralised location and by the sheer amount of data to be stored and processed, at great financial cost.
14 Training was held in a centralised location and involved plenary and small group interactive sessions.
The rise of the "digital nomads" could likely have only been achieved in our modernised, hyper-connected world, where entrepreneurs are able to sustain an online business independent of any centralised location.
Interview staff were language-matched with participants and scheduled a time for the woman to participate in the survey within a private, centralised location (eg, NGO offices) 21 All surveys were verbally administered in either French or Kinyarwanda (an official language in Rwanda), and responses were recorded by female interviewers.
Through these groups, Pedroso and Brenner realised that people wanted to understand how hardware and software integrate in electronics, but didn't know what to build, lacked the parts to do so, and didn't have the knowledge base in a somewhat centralised location.
But, in response to feedback from service users, it now focuses more on activities based in local communities that can become self-sustaining – with users paying a few pounds – rather than supporting groups in centralised locations.
As part of a sweeping approach to public reform, Georgia is setting up centralised locations, or public service halls, to deliver public services in its major cities as well as online.
