Sentence examples for centralised point from inspiring English sources

But rather than using that information locally, to control just one junction, ASTAC receives the relay and makes appropriate adjustments from its centralised point of command.

Parallel computing has been radically evolving in the recent years from the supercomputer multi-processor centralised point of view to the modern distributed approaches such as grid computing.

Thus, we can say that the interaction with the boundaries is due to an image source induced by a centralised point source of strength Q (defined by Eq. (3)) on the electrode.

In contrast, this study had a relatively narrow window in which samples were formalin-fixed and had a standardised and centralised point of DNA extraction and sequencing.

It argues that a centralised,single point of entry  marketplace for ordering diagnostic tests streamlines the process for doctors by removing the need to negotiate multiple different incumbent systems, as well as by offering real-time access to results.

The Stochastic Collection and Replenishment (SCAR) scenario is motivated by mining and agricultural scenarios where a dedicated replenishment agent transports a resource between a centralised replenishment point to agents using the resource in the field.

A summary of the technological parameters relevant to each scenario is provided in Table 4. Sensitivity to centralised and corner-point distributions, regional scale (25, 50 and 100 km2 regions), and more detailed technological scenarios regarding logistics (Equation 4) and economies of scale (Equation 5) ratios are also explored.

For American progressives, the point of centralised federal control is so often to ensure that states considered backward in one way or another are not allowed to offer programmes deemed insufficient by enlightened technocrats.

Taken together, these findings are difficult to reconcile with centralised clock models and point toward early, peripheral timing mechanisms that are selective for modality and low-level stimulus features.

One project noted: " A centralised service and a point of contact are considered to be an important part of the service... GPs [General Practitioners] have been provided with a point of contact and often telephone to ask about the appropriateness of their referral".

There are also practical reasons for providing a centralised interface from an architectural point of view, but I do find a trend where everything is centralised very worrying.