The phrase "accepted centered" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both accepted and centered, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The design was accepted centered, but it needed further adjustments for clarity."
Alternatives: "approved and centered" or "acknowledged and centered".
If not for its famously bumpy roads, or its association with the film Bullit, San Francisco, a widely accepted center of creative freedom, is the perfect setting for 2011's Driver despite flaunting an adherence to genre, this is an unorthodox game, replete with variety.
Bring your car into the parking lot of the accepting center's doors.
As non-technical public policy setters are drawn into the data center energy consumption debate, a set of widely accepted data-center-type definitions is critical to elevating the discussion into appropriate business needs instead of just "good" and "bad".
The accepted results are centered on τmax = 0, which indicates the consistency of the manual arrival time picks.
Currently accepted approaches center on the ability to predict independent test occurrence data in the smallest area predicted (34, 38 ).
This homogeneity was expected, since only 3 of the 27 centers accepted private patients, all the other centers being exclusively public healthcare services.
The study was proposed to all the ANRS centers (around 160) on a voluntary basis; 64 centers accepted to participate and enrolled effectively patients.
As a society, we've had hundreds of years to work on managing industrial firms, so a lot of accepted HR practices are centered in that experience.
Referring to Mr. Chomsky as "someone whose voice could be heard in Venezuela," Leonardo Vivas, coordinator of the Latin American initiative at the Carr Center, said Mr. Chomsky had been quick to accept the center's invitation.
Oxidized alpha and beta chains of human hemoglobin become reduced under CO much more slowly than does cytochrome c oxidase, where the CO-binding heme is coupled with another electron accepting metal center.
