The studies also show that centralization increases with the threat of law enforcement targeting (Morselli and Petit 2007).
As shown by the blue curve, betweenness centralization increases in the initial rounds of the rewiring process until the discourse is so bipolar that the two camps become disconnected.
Such a loss of treatment quality may be acceptable if the alternative centralization increases transport time to the extent that this itself becomes a quality-reducing factor.
The reason is partly the deterioration of our central cities, partly the increased centralization of public schools -- as evidenced by the decline in the number of school districts from 55,000 in 1955 to 15,000 in 1992.
According to a study by the Mayo Clinic, centralization may increase security risks while bulk data transmission may force institutions to give up control of their data.
Centralization of control increased with respect to administration, curriculum, textbooks, and teacher performance through a series of legislative and administrative measures in the 1950s.
STEPHEN F. ROHDE Los Angeles In discussing the increased centralization of power in the executive branch under President Bush, Jonathan Mahler rightly mentions the Patriot Acts, the Military Commissions Act and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
The result was increased centralization of power within the party.
Once the door for an exit is open, with a high-profile Brexit leading the way, then others might follow or at the very least attempt to negotiate a different kind of membership that backs away from the increased centralization that arose in the efforts to fortify the Euro.
According to 9th century Frankish sources, by the early 9th century many of the chieftains in the south of Scandinavia acknowledged Danish kings as their overlords, though kingdom(s) were very loose confederations of lords until the last couple medieval centuries saw some increased centralization.
