Persons in the households selected from the telephone list frame were interviewed from centralised call centres.
This is part of what Mr Brown calls "realignment", a devolution from centralised to local power.
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.
Montesquieu and de Tocqueville would have been appalled.In this sort of joint enterprise defined in economic terms, French-led, highly centralised and run from the top down the primacy of individualism has been lost.
A development of active distribution network management, from centralised to more distributed system management, is needed.
The models are centralised and derived from a shared ontology that captures the behaviour of a class of systems, specifically for controlled multi-scale physical-chemical-biological processes.
This grid has however also been listed by the interviewees among the barriers to further uptake and development of decentralised CHP since the current district heating grid supplies sufficient amounts of heat already (from centralised industrial heat production plants).
Freed of the need to avoid foreign-exchange risk by buying supplies in the same currencies they are paid in, firms may choose to centralise buying from a single supplier that offers the best price or service; or they will do so merely to simplify their logistics.
The focus of these exercises is to centralise pain from the peripheral muscles and buttocks to the lower back.
Britain is suffocatingly centralised, and draining power from Westminster would do it good.
