Sentence examples for dedicated central from inspiring English sources

Unlike centralized QoS provisioning schemes, the EDCA mechanism does not require a dedicated central entity that computes computationally complex scheduling and/or admission control algorithms.

We now have a dedicated central team made up of six full time posts – we will be reviewing all files making further enquiries as necessary.

He said: "We will still have our dedicated central police stations in our towns throughout Cheshire.

We now have a dedicated central team made up of six full time posts - we will be reviewing all files making further enquiries as necessary.

In spite of the dedicated central entity that is in DSAP, the exchange of five control frames as control information, prior to any data transmission, imposes a high computational cost and pre-transmission overheads.

The recruitment of cases and hospital control groups took place at the dedicated Central Nervous System (CNS) infectious disease ward at HTD. Community controls were recruited according to the residency of the cases in the south of Viet Nam, mainly in Ho Chi Minh City and the provinces of the Mekong River Delta.

- Repeated multimodal supervision programs promoting a culture of safety and zero tolerance effectively reduce CLABSI rates with dedicated central-line teams and involvement of senior management and doctors acting as boosters.

To rectify that, Duke in October dedicated the central West Campus quad in Abele's honor.

All study data will be collected on electronic case report forms and stored on a dedicated secure central database.

On his public Facebook page, Booker describes his politics as "classical liberalism", writing that he is dedicated to "small central governance, more localised power (yay, power to the people!), the pursuit of civil rights, humanism, laissez-faire capitalism and a sensible, more sustainable world".

It's appropriate that The Finno-Ugrian Vampire should be published by a new imprint, Stork Press, dedicated to championing "Central and Eastern European" writers to the British public (their debut line-up is two Poles, a Czech and Noémi Szécsi).