Sentence examples for centralizing demands from inspiring English sources

The sovereign claims of would-be centralizing, South Indian rulers and the resources demanded in the name of that sovereignty diminished the resources which local chieftains used as a kind of royal largess; thus centralizing demands were opposed on moral as well as on political grounds by even quite modest chiefs.

Buterin's disdain is mainly focused on greed since centralized exchanges demand large fees up front to list tokens, but given the regularity that exchanges are hacked for large sums of tokens owned by their users — seemingly monthly, if not weekly — security is another issue on the table.

In this paper, the optimal replenishment policies of capacitated supply chains (SC) operating under two different control strategies (decentralized vs. centralized) and various demands are determined and insights useful to management are discussed.

Surkov says that the unique immensity of Russia demands uniquely centralized power.

Chancellor Merkel's foot-dragging, the impossibly harsh conditions attached to ineffective bailout packages and the German demands to centralize control in Brussels over weak countries' budgets can be understood as an attempt to persuade German voters that monetary union could be rewritten on German terms.

To centralize supply and demand, Dr. Bricio and his colleagues formed the Spanish Association of Towns Against Depopulation.

Deeper down in the platform, the lab foresees the need for things like new hardware accelerators, better ways for computers to manage the many computing threads occurring simultaneously, rapid data storage and retrieval, and improved cluster scheduling necessary to execute the massive number of computations centralized control will demand.

Centralized information about demand for choice programs is available for the first time as a result of the centralized application process.

We prevent this loss by algorithmically generating a demand forecast and centralizing it with real-time sales, inventory and procurement data.

"Content aggregation will be centralized, supply will match demand and there will be no waste".

But you can always invert this equation and say that the companies did not centralize the world's demand, but rather decentralized the supply.