Sentence examples for centralized machines from inspiring English sources

Small computers based on microprocessors and using standardized software increasingly took over from centralized machines using proprietary hardware and software, I.B.M.'s stock in trade.

The researchers said they think the new software, called Vanish, which requires encrypting messages, will be needed more and more as personal and business information is stored not on personal computers, but on centralized machines, or servers.

ChromeBooks, centralized, almost entirely cloud-based machines by Google, will be available for students and schools at $20/per month/per user, enabling full updates, central login controls, and a central administrator panel to handle users and control access.

The Bush-Cheney machine is a centralized hierarchy reflecting its pre-digital C.E.O.

Are they centralized or de-centralized?

The maths are pretty inarguable, but even if everyone did sign up you have to wonder if they'd just be more fodder for Labour's centralizing party mincing machine.

The Soviet political machine, however, was so centralized that it took years of such error and abuse to create an atmosphere in which a coup could occur.

The new attack is a byproduct of the way modern computer networks are administered, where authority is centralized and software updates for thousands of machines are automated.

Corporate computing started out highly centralized on mainframes and other room-size machines, but since the introduction of the PC has been going through swings between the autonomy of the individual computer user and centralized management by the IT department.

In other words, machine bureaucracy tends to be centralized in the vertical sense formal power is concentrated at the top.

It's no small feat to connect the broad set of data feeds of the thousands of machines that a company might operate globally to centralized analytics tools.