Sentence examples for centre associated from inspiring English sources

The port is an active fishing centre; associated industries produce ships, processed foods, and fishnets.

According to local press reports, Mr Kacynski was detained in a cultural centre associated with the DHKP-C.

Beaumont Hospital, opened in 1987, is the principal undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and research centre associated with the Royal College, whose campus it shares.

In addition there is a large public library, a centre for industrial design, a film museum, and an important musical centre associated with the French conductor and composer Pierre Boulez, known as the Centre for Musical and Acoustical Research (Ircam).

Wilmington long has been known as a centre associated with a distinguished group of illustrators, many of them pupils, either directly or indirectly, of Howard Pyle, whose work is displayed at the Delaware Art Museum.

The observation of vascular regression in the germinal centre, associated with neoangiogenesis is the second novel finding.

Several disease centres associated with Heterobasidion annosum were found to be embedded within large Armillaria genets.

Despite few studies, the decision to initiate ECMO is controversial and an European consensus conference recommends referral centres associated with a circulatory support mobile unit available 24/7 and ready to intervene in all healthcare centres in the region concerned.

Presently, although the origin of the PL in NAA is still controversial, it is generally accepted that this relies on two types of photoluminescent centres namely, (1) F + centres, which are related to the ionised oxygen vacancies [2, 3] and (2) F centres associated with the carboxylate impurities from the acid electrolyte incorporated into the NAA structure during the anodization process [1].

We also determined the extent of brain centres associated with visual processing, relative to those associated with other sensory systems, as an indicator of the relative importance of information processing from different sensory modalities.

The effects of EDC exposure on adult songbird behaviour and physiology are largely unknown, although a recent observational study has documented that neural centres associated with song production may be detrimentally affected by exposure to dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT [19].