Sentence examples for centralised by from inspiring English sources
When communication and information is centralised by technology on to one electronic platform Orwell's vision of control is realised.
It is that once data is centralised by government or one of its agencies, the function of that database is quietly extended beyond its original purpose and the way it was promoted to the public.
The two parties share not only a few policy specifics—something that is true, after all, of the Lib Dems and Labour, or indeed the Tories and Labour but also an underlying critique of the British state, which both see as uniquely centralised by Western standards.
The control of sandbags and ordering of temporary flood defences would be centralised by government, he said, and "full military support" remained on standby across the south.
The randomisation process was centralised by an Interactive Voice/Web Response System (IVRS/IWRS) and the treatment code was delivered for each patient according to a computer-generated random allocated sequence (randomisation list) prepared by a Sponsor's third party prior to the start of the study.
The triptych is centralised by the lightbulb, and by the fact that Dyer faces inwards in the two outer canvasses.
Electronic health records are widely used, but they are usually centralised, provided by a small number of suppliers.
Too many Asian companies were revealed to be overly centralised, dominated by the founder or his children, and dangerously indifferent to shareholders or the need for financial transparency.
For Toyota, that is a big step away from centralised rule by Toyota City.Another leap has been the creation of a Toyota Institute, not just for training Japanese managers, but also for developing groups of executives from all over the world.
The main way is to focus on adaptation of market rules on the supply of power at peaks and extreme peaks by considering "capacity adequacy" as a public good (with three solutions: capacity payment, reserve obligations, centralised procurement by auctioning for peak capacity).
But while parts of Isis's messaging are centralised and run by professionals, its online strength is also derived from the participation of a large swath of independent actors.
