Sentence examples for centralized means from inspiring English sources

In spite of the attempt to unify education through national purpose and centralized means, two parallel systems existed: that of the public elementary schools and higher primary schools and that of the selective, overwhelmingly intellectual secondary lycées and their preparatory schools.

which are centralized by means of the controller-area-network (CAN) bus.

Whereas federalism to British Conservatives means "centralized Napoleonic superstate," for Germans it means constitutionally anchored decentralization.

A "centralized" one which means that terminals are distributed at the center of the macro BS, and a "sparse" one which means that terminals are uniformly distributed within the area of the BS.

But though he warns that Big Brother is watching, the network of cameras in New York is by no means centralized.

The electors of Brandenburg (who from 1701 were the kings of Prussia) considered a rigidly centralized government a means of ensuring stability and furthering dynastic objectives.

A full Banking Union means centralized European supervision, a common resolution fund with a European backstop, and a common deposit insurance fund.

The continuous variables were centralized around their mean values, and the categorical variables were fixed in the reference category.

For regression analyses, all variables were centralized around the mean (continuous variables) or scored as −0.5 versus 0.5 (dichotomous variables).

Alternatively, clinicians can be enabled to process the specimens directly in the course of patient care and send them in some stable form by unrushed and routine means for centralized processing.

The data were centralized, and calls with mean log2 ratios <0.25 were filtered to exclude false positives.