Sentence examples for centralised library from inspiring English sources

Next week UDEX, a British software company backed by 3i, a venture-capital firm, is launching a centralised library that puts product descriptions into a standard format.

Overdue argues for centralised control of libraries' running, with a greater sharing of resources between them and further and higher education establishments.

Cheminformatics libraries typically use a centralised dictionary of elements to store and look up symbols in the periodic table.

The increasing number of documents to be indexed in many environments (Web, intranets, digital libraries) and the limitations of a single centralised index (lack of scalability, server overloading and failures), lead to the use of distributed information retrieval systems to efficiently search and locate the desired information.

A centralised location keeps costs down and from their perspective it's easier to close down outlying inefficient branch libraries.

It envisages a centralised state.

Only the centralised party organisations.

Its centralised system of control stifles innovation.

There will be no centralised PE strategy.

But would yet more centralised policy help?

Labour has wasted money on centralised services.