According to the layout, central air conditioning system gradually developed in two modes, the ground centralized and underground centralized mode, and the principle diagram of this technology is shown in Fig. 4.
No matter how troubling the subject, photography by groups like the Farm Security Administration and the Photo League, and the photojournalism in Life and Look and other magazines in the 1930's, 40's and 50's generally, observed the basic rules of precision, strict observance of perspective, and firmly grounded, mostly centralized compositions.
Are they centralized or de-centralized?
Apparently expecting a direct British assault, the Argentine ground-forces commander, Gen. Mario Menéndez, centralized his forces around the capital of Stanley to protect its vital airstrip.
His campaign for McKinley in 1896 broke new ground because of its highly systematized and centralized nature, as well as for its fundraising success.
Lawyers for Wal-Mart, which has 3,586 stores across the United States, had asserted that a class action was inappropriate on the grounds that Wal-Mart does not have centralized employment policies and that individual store and district managers, rather than headquarters, make decisions on pay and promotions.
The results of simulation and static ground experiment show that the proposed method runs faster than centralized filter by more than 10% and its alignment precision has the same level as centralized filter's.
The collective trauma created "a newly centralized nation-state," Faust writes, but it also established "sacrifice and its memorialization as the ground on which North and South would ultimately reunite".
Over time, many American multinationals have fine-tuned that model by establishing country or regional managers on the ground, brand or technology managers with global responsibility, and a headquarters staff that keeps centralized control.
"Everything is centralized".
