Sentence examples for centralised supplies from inspiring English sources

It demonstrates the advantages of an integrated design of a system making use of local resources to meet its demands over a system relying on centralised supplies and a design without considering integration opportunities between subsystems.

In the Campania Region of southern Italy, vaccine type decisions, purchasing, and supply management is centralised at the Local Health Authority (ASL) and regional level.

The Coordination Centres efficiently centralised coordination of care provision.

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).

Elsewhere (Arentsen and Bellekom [21]), we have reflected on the future of the electricity system from an innovation perspective and pointed to an increasing hybridisation in electricity supply, with respect to technology (localised versus centralised), organisation (integrated versus autonomous) and performance (private versus community oriented).

Firstly, the Dutch healthcare system was centralised or state-oriented, i.e. the Dutch government regulated the supply of healthcare instead of entrusting it to the patients and healthcare insurers and providers.

Centralised catering facilities using frozen and chilled food in bulk packs require dedicated thawing systems for the frozen supplies.

It centralised back-office functions.

All buying should be centralised.

Management is devolved, not centralised.

Innovation and supply chains need central government to support local and regional eco-systems which would support smaller and locally connected companies, whereas centralised procurement tends to favour large corporates, based in the SE, further undermining regional economies.