Sentence examples for central facilities from inspiring English sources

They all share central facilities such as laboratories and a blood bank.

The campuses at Santa Cruz and San Diego were established on variations of the Oxford University system of numerous small independent colleges sharing limited central facilities or services.

The dominant unit is the metropolitan borough of Manchester, which carries the financial burden of supplying central facilities (major museums and libraries and the airport) for the area as a whole.

The central facilities include a gas and a biomass plant which both feed into TenneT's (formerly EON's) transmission grid.

The old-fashioned AWs (still common at rural and small hospitals) and the more modernized RDs (HEMCs and large central facilities) are the most common "ER" setups found in Russian hospitals today.

They work within a three-tiered system in which modest equipment is shared at the departmental level; more expensive equipment is housed in university central facilities, and still more expensive, specialized equipment at larger national facilities such as the CCMB.

It also moves the actual filling of prescription refills to the central facility.

A transfer station is a central facility where refuse from many collection vehicles is combined into a larger vehicle, such as a tractor-trailer unit.

Westchester Medical Center first served as a central facility for Westchester alone, caring for the indigent while establishing technologically advanced medical facilities whose expense made sense only on a centralized basis.

Dr. Zhang envisions a future where every hog farm has one or more converters, about the size of a home furnace, producing oil that is trucked or piped to a central facility for further refining.

All electric companies, including municipally owned ones, trace their roots to the 1880's, when Thomas Edison introduced the concept of generating electricity at a central facility and sending it by wires to remote locations.