Sentence examples for centers store from inspiring English sources

The company was co-founded by the primary architects of Isilon's OneFS file system, which revolutionized the way data centers store and manage petabytes of data.

But if you're looking for chronic thrush and the opportunity to rub your genitals against an assortment of unwashed people in weird locations (bubble lifts, parked cars in busy town centers, store cupboards, bar toilets, overpopulated bunk rooms), or hoping to break various appendages in the pursuit of enjoying yourself, a ski season is 100-percent the best way to do so.

The energy efficiency of the data centers storing this data is one of the biggest issues in data intensive computing.

Someday he envisions cancer centers storing giant banks of premade T cells to match the patients' bone marrow and tumor types.

Instead, the company explains that it's able to offer "faster and more affordable shipping" because it has a unique fulfillment network that includes new, large-scale fulfillment centers, stores, distribution centers and a transportation network.

Last week, Macy's opened a new 55,000-square-foot floor at its Queens Center store.

Home Depot will open its first New York City Expo Design Center store, a showcase for designer products and major remodeling projects.

With center store sales down, the most forward-looking supermarkets are rethinking the allocation of space — shrinking the staid center and expanding the sexy perimeter.

Shopping and eating patterns are changing, and those changes have threatening implications for the food companies whose shelf-stable products have long filled the center store.

Ms. Coggan said the company expected the Newport Center store to divert some traffic from the flagship Herald Square, which is linked almost door-to-door to the Newport Center store by the PATH train, which stops at 33rd Street in Manhattan and Newport-Pavonia in Jersey City, though she said any overlap would be minimal.

By center store, Ms. Lessard meant those long, soldier-straight rows of shelves that have long been the heart of the American grocery store but are now showing signs of the grocery equivalent of atherosclerosis.