Sentence examples for centres linked from inspiring English sources

Osborne's rose-tinted image shows the development of an urban mega-region: the agglomeration of metropolitan centres linked together by large public infrastructural projects.

Most of the subordinate townships are drilling centres, linked by a network of pipelines to the local refineries and processing plants.

FireControl, which was to replace the 46 fire and rescue services' local control rooms across England with nine purpose-built regional control centres linked by a new IT system, was scrapped in December 2010.

It wants hospitals and health centres linked up, and wants to bring cheap, quick internet connections to everyone in Tanzania.

The model is based on a regular lattice of truncated octahedral cells, with sites at the cell centres linked by two sets of bonds.

These emphasise the development of clinical networks with larger, tertiary centres linked to smaller paediatric services.

Working with primary schools Early learning centres link with primary schools to provide transition support and encourage primary school enrolment.

But not until 1875 was the colonial centre linked by a new street to what is today called Republic Square.

From its origins as a small woolen-milling town in 1851, the city has grown to become a large industrial and commercial centre linked to Montreal city, about 40 miles (64 km) to the west, by rail and toll roads.

A developing industrial centre linked to the rest of Finland by major rail, road, and lake routes, it produces most of the nation's furniture, as well as numerous other wood products, and has glassworks, breweries, and clothing and machine-tool factories.

Our software provides extensive support for the early phase by allowing modellers to choose network generators with a desired set of properties (Figure 8b-1), such as creating planar power-law networks (Figure 8b) which represent a densely connected urban centre linked to increasingly isolated settlements.