Sentence examples for centralized over from inspiring English sources

But these days, the way we farm and the way we process our food, both of which have been industrialized and centralized over the last few decades, are endangering our health.

This suggests that spatial light has gradually centralized over the past 17 years.

A future spectrum sharing system could exploit both architectures, for example, centralized over larger geographical areas and decentralized architecture in local area deployments.

The implant was centralized over the opening, thereby assuring a distance of 0.7 mm between the implant and the support jig.

Centralizing over green chemistry, silver nanoparticles were synthesized through the enzymatic reduction of silver nitrate by engaging two lignin-degrading fungus, viz., Aspergillus flavus and Emericella nidulans.

The Supreme Court exercises centralized control over the lower courts, including the appointment of justices, and has original and exclusive jurisdiction to declare acts of the legislature unconstitutional.

While it is true, Mr. Clark acknowledges, that Frederick curbed the power of the nobility and from Berlin imposed centralized rule over the region known as the Mark Brandenburg, posterity has greatly exaggerated the power of the nascent Prussian state, whose officials numbered not more than a few hundred men.

In that time, he's centralized power over key institutions and made his wife vice president.

On the drone issue, Brennan represents something of cipher: the CIA has been stepping up its strikes in Pakistan, and Brennan has centralized authority over the administration's "kill list" within the White House.

The restriction of the financing environment is rooted in the highly centralized financial system left over from the planned economy during the economy's transformation that was viewed as inappropriate for SMEs (Lin and Li 2001) and which discriminated against SMEs' loans (Lin et al. 2003).

Some European countries adopted general municipal codes that permitted centralized administrative control over subordinate areas through a hierarchy of departmental prefects and local mayors.