Sentence examples for centrally generated from inspiring English sources

When electricity was first commercialized, a debate ensued over whether it should be self-generated or centrally generated.

For both reasons, meta-analysis of first-generation taxane trials incorporating molecular data, ideally centrally generated, is warranted in the context of international collaborations (planned future EBCTCG meta-analysis), as well as validation in ongoing second-generation taxane trials.

Micropower is finding some of its first applications in remote operations that have inadequate access to centrally generated electricity.

The sleep-wake cycle is under dual control of a centrally generated endogenous circadian signal and of a homeostatic mechanism relating sleep duration and intensity to the duration of prior wakefulness.

Commentators and policy-makers are very keen to talk about specifics: doing lines, picking up litter, wearing ties, banning mobile phones – but happy and productive communities can't be mandated by a centrally generated ad hoc tick list of issues that hit the news.

A critical examination of the part that the concept of domain specificity has played in theories of human brain function leads us to suggest a new view according to which domain specificity pertains to centrally generated constraints on information processing that can be both dynamic and context sensitive.

Selection of the peer students was standardised to the five students listed immediately below the student's name on the centrally randomly generated list of the tutorial group members, resulting in a semi-anonymised feedback procedure.

Like other nutrients, glucose may also act centrally to generate thermogenesis [ 25], perhaps dependent on brain GLUT2-mediated glucosensinging (see below).

In contrast to the VEGF and sVEGFR-2 data, which were measured centrally by standard methodology, the CEA data were not generated centrally but instead obtained as part of the data collection process from the individual sites in the two studies.

Energy has traditionally been generated centrally, distributed over power lines and sold to consumers.

"Data" has become the default word used to describe the constantly generated, centrally stored evidence of our existence.