Sentence examples for centralized point from inspiring English sources

As TSN collects all laboratory data, year-round, it may present a more accurate description of laboratory testing than do centralized point prevalence studies that often exclude the majority of isolates identified by laboratories in a year [ 12, 13].

It's also pretty interesting in light of the fact that Google recently filed for a patent for a "Distributed Electronic Commerce System With Centralized Point Of Purchase", or what sounds like a mobile shopping cart that wraps ups all elements of a transaction into a process, goes beyond PayPal and actually collects data about what users are buying.

This model offered a centralized point for the receipt of all musculoskeletal referrals along with a central clinical triage process that allowed patients to access the most appropriate service to meet their needs.

The extension, by freeing up space in the original building (half again as many paintings will have room to go on view), deals with such unglamorous necessities as a new, centralized point of entry, rooms for temporary shows (totaling 15,000 square feet, no minor addition), a lecture hall and — replacing a gulag-style basement cafeteria — a new cafe, all black marble and wood.

The CMC provides for a centralized point for managing licenses, print drivers, and then adding Citrix administrators.

Thus, it is suitable to have a centralized point of view with full visibility, able to take proper control decisions.

The study shows that primary effluent gas cooling, compression and drying is best decentralized to be close to the emission points and an intermediate pressure CO2 stream can then be routed to a centralized collection point for final purification and compression to pipeline pressure.

The distribution of ads relies on peers and a centralized collection point (a web portal server), making the scalability and flexibility of the P2P ad service more effective.

(3) The distribution of ads relies on peers and a centralized collection point (a web portal server), making the scalability and flexibility of the P2P ad service more effective.

Iran's government-run Telecommunications Infrastructure Co. enjoys centralized "choke point" control of all Internet traffic that's the envy of Chinese censors developing their own repressive "Great Firewall" against unimpeded political communication through cyberspace.

The company aims to provide centralized, single-point control across all major publishers for end-to-end display advertising management.