Sentence examples for a centralized hub from inspiring English sources

Samsung has a centralized hub for its assistant — accessible though a dedicated button.

Next, participants apply developed methodologies to real data and submit results to a centralized hub, where the evaluation is performed38.

But instead of a centralized "hub" partnership, some companies find greater success through an adaptive ecosystem model, where partners develop significant projects or innovations together.

This work extends the original mathematical model by modifying the role of the EIP authority to include water regeneration and redistribution via a centralized hub.

"They are managing their worldwide organization as a network, not a centralized hub with foreign appendages," said Christopher A. Bartlett, a professor at the Harvard Business School who has written a case study on G.E.

These nodes are dispersed throughout an environment, such as city sewer lines or building spaces, and communicate via a "mesh network" in which information hops from node to node, en route to a centralized hub.

School officials announced Wednesday that USC is the first major research university with an institute that acts as a university-wide, centralized hub for nurturing inventions as well as inventors.

Third, we also know that the failure of the federal government to address the urgent communications needs of police officers, firefighters, and other first responders to such a large-scale disaster is only a single aspect of the more ominous failure since 9/11 to put in place a public communications system that cannot be crippled by knocking out a few centralized hubs.

Along with the buttons and the centralized hub comes an automation system similar to IFTTT, which lets users create what Naran calls "stories" using sensor data to trigger buttons and therefore actions.

In the same way a dollar has to pass through a bank, a package has to pass through more than one centralized hub in order to move from original supplier to end consumer.

The NDRC aims to influence how state and federal legislative districts are drawn and hopes to create "a centralized, strategic hub for a comprehensive redistricting strategy," she said.