Sentence examples for center functions from inspiring English sources
Most operate programs both in the United States and abroad; Crow Canyon Archaeological Center functions only in the United States, and La Sabranenque only in France and Italy.
On that basis, according to McKinsey, the total cost of the data center functions would be $366 a month per unit of computing output, compared with $150 a month for the conventional data center.
In the next few months, employees mainly in marketing, sales and "corporate center functions" will also get the ax.
Sony's PlayStation 4 console focused a lot less on media center functions when compared to the Xbox One at launch, and in fact the Xbone (and the Xbox 360) did get Plex before Sony's game systems.
With the proposed method, local and wide-area controllers could be configured in global range and overall stability enhancement could be achieved, which benefits the future smart transmission grid with the advanced wide-area controls and enhanced control center functions.
The simple white stage, designed by Jan Versweyveld, like Sally Jacobs' famous white box used in Peter Brook's l970 production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, with the solo door exit at center functions as a canvas on which the tragedy will play itself out.
Five years ago she took a job cleaning offices at Fiduciary Trust International, becoming a foot soldier in the army that kept the World Trade Center functioning.
Portrait by portrait, we are learning the larger story of the world, the chance interconnections, as well as the necessary relations, that made a place like the World Trade Center function.
She has earned a reputation as a demanding administrator, and she has already begun a pruning as part of a drive to make the center function more like a business.
All the while, his center functioned as a sort of high-priced club where companies joined him in working the corridors of power in Washington and in state capitals.
And to a younger generation of architects — who are able to see the postwar megablock with fresh eyes — projects like Lincoln Center and the old World Trade Center functioned, despite their obvious flaws, as welcome counterpoints to the smaller-grained city.
