Sentence examples for centre extension from inspiring English sources

As a continental rift develops towards a new oceanic spreading centre, extension that is initially accommodated in a broad zone of faulting and ductile stretching must transition towards a narrow zone of focused magmatic intrusion.

Mr Kingsbury said: "There is also a high level of interest in the final retail unit within the Wolsey Place Shopping Centre extension with two offers currently under review".

The Barts and the London Heart Attack Centre Extension (HACX) programme was introduced to provide a direct pathway for high-risk non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI) patients from the A&E of a district general hospital to a tertiary intervention centre.

Through security, pausing to look up and wonder how the ugly boxed grilles of the aquatics centre extensions could cost £253m, and into the breathtaking interior.

During the past three decades, most developing countries have been able to establish institutional infrastructure for livestock development, e.g. research centres, extension services, veterinary laboratories, disease control services and educational institutions at various levels.

The objective of this study was to assess a novel clinical care pathway for the management of NSTE-ACS, known locally as the Heart Attack Centre-Extension or HAC-X, designed to rapidly identify patients with NSTE-ACS while in DGH emergency departments (ED) and facilitate transfer to the regional interventional centre for 'early' coronary angiography.

The Centre for Extension and Continuing Education (CECE) is responsible for extension preservice education at graduate level as well as the in-service extension training programme.

The objective is to show that the hydraulic bulging is a very convenient way for the displacement-based quantification of the material resistance to centre crack extension under biaxial stretching.

A low-energy home that is said to look more like an electricity substation will compete with a £375m urban regeneration scheme and a "grotesque" city centre hotel extension for the annual prize no architect wants to win.

In the early community-based distribution approach, a community health worker (CHW) from the health centre (usually extension workers for immunization or TB) would go to the community, explain the programme and agree the best time for distribution.

Government stations: stations often serve one or more of five common purposes: fingerling production, foodfish production, demonstration centres for extension activities, training and/or research.