In terms of architecture, the most common architectural categorisation described in the literature classifies CRN as either centralised (infrastructure based), distributed (ad hoc based) or mesh architectures [7 10].
White, who competed at three Games from 1984 to 1992, believes a change in mentality around a centralised training base at the BJA Performance Institute in Dartford, Kent, is needed.
In Germany, the energy system is undergoing reorganisation from a centralised system based on fossil fuels and nuclear power to a sustainable system based on decentralised production and consumption of energy, the so-called Energiewende.
Two contrasting visions of the smart grid are presented, a centralised system based on current institutional arrangements, and an alternative system in which decentralisation of generation and control is pursued.
This centralised, computer based, registration system enables follow-up of individuals through public registries.
Large centralised data bases with information on animal diseases are becoming more and more common.
Finally, we need to account for wider influences of different health system structures (centralised tax based versus disaggregated 'market' systems) and how these shape use of evidence and, ultimately, innovation uptake.
To help prevent any future Harry A-A breakdowns, since last autumn the former teenage prodigy has been working under the direction of Rana Raider, the 2011 US coach of the year, who has been employed by UK Athletics to work from its new centralised national training base at Loughborough.
Recently new lines have been drawn by Bill Gates, who called for centralised, fossil-fuel based electrification to solve energy poverty and SunEdison founder Jigar Shah who responded by putting forward the case for distributed renewable solutions.
Pack is a book-lover who gave his son a middle name ("Haruki") inspired by a Japanese novelist, but his championing of chick-lit, and his Stalinist, centralised buying system, based on bestsellers, did little to endear him to publishers and the intelligentsia.
