Sentence examples for centres of control from inspiring English sources
EDs are valuable centres of control to alert for heat-related prehospital excess of mortality.
Finally, EDs appear valuable centres of control to alert for heat-related prehospital excess of mortality while deaths do not necessarily occur in the ED.
"I have made statements on those issues but my centre of control is Indi," she said.
This transfer of information leads to the self-production and self-organization of the system even in the absence of any centre of control.
It becomes the centre of control on other actors of the value chain.
At the centre of control efforts in Northern Uganda was St Mary Lacor hospital in Gulu, an NGO hospital that had established resilient systems capable of withstanding the operational difficulties of two decades of conflict around it.
Other studies have reported similar mean levels: 8 V m−1 at the centre of control children's bedrooms (n=108) (London et al, 1991), and 8 V m−1 for a combination of measurements at the centre of kitchen, bedroom and family room (n=42) (Kaune et al, 1987).
This tight link between RNA-polymerase I (Pol I) activity, nucleolar integrity and p53-mediated damage control has also been observed after genetic inactivation of the Pol I-specific transcription initiation factor IA (TIF-IA), placing the Pol I transcription machinery in the centre of control pathways that are influenced by p53.
Fully electrically controlled analogue brake-by-wire system Pitch trim by shifting fuel around the fuselage for centre-of-gravity control Parts made using "sculpture milling", reducing the part count while saving weight and adding strength.
Religious groups from the Shia and Sunni Muslim communities have also been blamed for a spate of sectarian killings in Karachi this year, often centred on control of mosques and Islamic centres.
The nucleolus is the major centre of controlling protein synthesis, and thus origin of more than one nucleolus and its retention by dividing cells indicates enhanced protein synthesizing capacity required in the fasciated buds.
