The phrase "centralised network" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a communications system in which all the components are connected to and controlled by a single, centralised hub. For example, "The organisation upgraded its computer system to a centralised network for improved control over data."
Ali said MasterCard's centralised network was able to detect a guessing attack after fewer than 10 attempts, even when those payments were distributed across multiple networks.
Founded in Scandinavia in 2003, Skype was designed to connect callers through an encrypted peer-to-peer internet connection, meaning audio conversations between Skype users are not routed over a centralised network like conventional phone calls.
The strong reliance of most utility services on centralised network infrastructures is becoming increasingly challenged by new technological advances in decentralised alternatives.
The utilisation of centralised network cell-breathing mechanisms could limit scalability and introduce single point failure nodes CLA (2/3): macro/femtocells networks Energy savings up to 60% combined with sleep modes [8] Provides granularity to service provision and coverage by tailoring the type of access device and resources to the real traffic needs.
Such direct interactions between LTE base stations is also an enabler of distributed SON concepts [23] that replace, complement or enhance traditional centralised network planning and network management techniques with distributed, self-organising and adaptive mechanisms for self-configuration, self-optimisation and self-healing [24].
Several hundred parched acres in the flat interior of Iraq and Syria, yes; a centralised network of violent perverts, yes.
This was to make way, it was stated, for a more controlled, centralised food distribution network within the city; essentially paving the way for the inevitable supermarket domination of the food chain.
Del McCluskey, global lead for environment, climate change and urban services at DAI, says that developing world cities must also innovate with the configuration of wastewater systems because the 'old-world' model of a centralised, extensive piped network is prohibitively expensive.
The Stützpunkt education for 11 and 12-year-olds was taken out of the hands of the federal associations and centralised: the national network was increased to 366 locations; 600,000 talents could now be seen at least once by the 1,300 FA coaches each year.
The coordinating biologist of the partner laboratories' network centralised the results, and the anonymous study forms plus the laboratory results were sent to the Agence Sanitaire et Sociale de la Nouvelle-Calédonie.
A development of active distribution network management, from centralised to more distributed system management, is needed.
