The phrase "as a central node" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a key point or element within a network or system that connects various components.
Example: "In our research, we identified the main database as a central node that facilitates communication between different departments."
Alternatives: "as a key hub" or "as a focal point".
Al Qaeda's function as a central node in its network has also changed over time.
Mr Mathews identifies Chungking Mansions as "a central node in low-end globalisation", by which he means "the transnational flow of people and goods involving relatively small amounts of capital" and informal transactions that mark "the developing world".
Each cell is represented as a central node connecting to the adjacent cells.
The graphs also depict that the latency is increased linearly in SAND with growing number of nodes as a central node manages the neighbor discovery.
In the proposed sensor network architecture, a mobile phone acts as a central node hosting applications and connecting a local sensor network to back-end servers in the internet.
ITACA uses the Channel Assignment Server (CAS), which can be colocated with the mesh gateways, as a central node to collect information from the network and to assign channels to each radio interfaces.
As AKT is a central node in the PI3K pathway and MEK is a central node in the RAS pathway, developing inhibitors of AKT and MEK is a strategy being pursued by the pharmaceutical industry [ 3].
A WSN is often understood as a network with a central node that runs the main operations such as network synchronization, data processing and storage, while the rest of nodes would just take measures to later send them to the central node.
As before, NFκB was a central node.
We study topologies that include two-hop flows crossing a central node, as shown in Figures1 and2.
The availability of this information can be assumed in systems with an inter-BS backhaul network or with a central node such as a radio network controller.
