Sentence examples for back to centralization from inspiring English sources
In both cities, a swing back to centralization brought mayoral control.
It is, in part, the Southerner's discomfort with the North, with the centralization dating back to the Capet dynasties that drew France's energies up to Paris.
Future works could take a good balance between centralization (getting computation back to big data systems) and decentralization (putting computation down to sensor nodes).
Decentralization is a relatively recent phenomenon that dates back to the 1980s and contrast with its Napoleonic tradition of centralization [ 56].
The edge-based innovation I talk of is predicated on access to a handful of things and the persistent tension between centralization and decentralization is a hallmark of a healthy web, evident in debates all the way back to Napster, CompuServe and AOL and, more recently, Facebook and Wikileaks.
This is one example in which centralization of PMTCT services may not have worked well: authors reported that women may have increasingly found it more difficult to come back to the hospital because of long distances in an area where there was no public transport (women had to either walk or use bicycles) and would, therefore, have benefited from decentralized services at local clinics.
This is all leading to centralization, something we should all resist.
62 studies were included in the review; 54 related to centralization and 8 to directional preference.
Results support the proposal that PNT reverses neuroplastic changes leading to centralization of pain.
These devolved city regions might be one solution to centralization and stagnation.
