Sentence examples for centrally directed from inspiring English sources

The Home Office has imposed centrally directed targets and league tables.

Large centrally directed ensembles tend to be found in societies that have a complex bureaucratic and pyramidal social order.

We must reconsider our allocation of research funds, now focused almost exclusively on centrally directed systematic programs.

Since the introduction of Lutheranism in European countries was not centrally directed, the emergence of Lutheran theology took place variously.

But this is the first time that a centrally directed ground war looks more important than the air war.

The term "mayor" seems too parochial and should be replaced by another linguistic borrowing that more accurately describes the centrally directed administrator.

After the war, in line with the big nationalisations of the Attlee government, the scheme was changed to the centrally planned and directed model we know today with a web of committees and officials reporting back to the minister of health in Whitehall.

The clamp was directed centrally over the liver and created a consistent pattern of injury involving one or more central hepatic veins.

The larger (cancer) cells were directed centrally due to collisions with the microposts, while the smaller (white blood) cells followed the paths of the laminar streamlines to designated wasted chambers.

This approach might be reasonable on several grounds: Firstly, the visual space nearer the fovea (recall that fixation was directed centrally and tracked by an eye-movement monitor) is cortically overrepresented, even more so in earlier visual regions, relative to more peripheral regions of space.

Quantitative-computed-tomography measurements of the lumbar spine for trabecular bone volume increased by nearly 80% in the PTH-treated group compared with the placebo group [ 25] and three-dimensional quantitative computed tomography of the hip showed significant increases in cortical bone thickness directed centrally on the endocortical surface of the femoral neck [ 26].