Sentence examples for centralized stores from inspiring English sources

Centralized stores away from reactors are more secure and, if the fuel must be stored in water, it recommends against packing it too densely.

Centralized stores will of course remain popular, but the web is becoming quite the discovery engine, partially because of Google itself, which puts them in an undeniably advantageous starting position for this kind of thing.

Centralized "store then analyze" architectures are poorly suited to use cases that seek to predict and respond fast to rare events -- like the failure of a turbine -- or those that demand insights that are always current: A city generates terabytes of traffic data per day but needs to always deliver current, accurate predictions (to within tens of ms) to vehicle routing applications.

Because all the actual inventory is centralized, the stores themselves can occupy minimal square footage.

As opposed to Facebook, which centralizes and stores user data within its own network, Diaspora lets users create their own social graph or build off existing social networking connections from inside Twitter, Tumblr and Facebook.

So their site has been set up to centralize and store information, create easy reference links, sign a petition, make connections with "Guardian Angels," and to contextualize the 50 deaths that have occurred post-vaccine.

Centralized data storage P2.

Remake Sears into a department store discounter by opening off-mall stores, having centralized checkouts, shopping carts and dressing Sears employees like Gap clones with solid black or white shirts and khakis.

Centralized application stores are nothing new – third parties and carriers have been providing places to purchase mobile software for ages.

Backroom operations and merchandising were centralized, employees trimmed and stores closed.

Does the supermarket or clothing store offer centralized recycling collections?