Sentence examples for entitled central from inspiring English sources

The German geographer Walter Christaller introduced central-place theory in his book entitled Central Places in Southern Germany (1933).

Entitled Central Subway: Too Much Money For Too Little Benefit, their report concluded the project needed a massive redesign in order to become a functional and cost-effective part of San Francisco's transit system.

Thank you for submitting your work entitled "Central Neural Circuitry Mediating Courtship Song Perception in Male Drosophila" for peer review at eLife.

Hyperglycemia impaired glucose tolerance (IGT), impaired fasting glucose, and overt T2DM are discussed later in the section entitled: Central role for protein kinase C beta isoform.

"The challenge for the United States is to strike a balance between its short-term, war-fighting needs and long-term interests in promoting a stable, prosperous and democratic Central Asia," John Kerry wrote in the introduction to a report released on Dec. 19 by the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations entitled "Central Asia and the Transition in Afghanistan".

As a result, he entitled the central movement "a song of thanksgiving... offered to the divinity by a convalescent", and the second section of this movement bears the inscription: "Feeling new strength".

The Kinect device will come bundled with a game entitled 'Dance Central Spotlight.'.

Hence, it becomes the responsibility of these banks to create facilities or institutions that accord with Section 1, of Presidential Decree 72, more specifically, to promote conditions that encourage economic growth and stability (Amending Republic Act Numbered Two Hundred and Sixty-Five, Entitled "The Central Bank Act," 1972).

Thank you for submitting your work entitled "A central role for the retrosplenial cortex in de novo environmental learning" for peer review at eLife.

One other note: This month, my think tank's shop has published a terrific new paper by Daniel Kimmage, entitled "Al Qaeda Central and the Internet,".

"Life satisfaction essentially measures cheerful moods, so it is not entitled to a central place in any theory that aims to be more than a happiology," he writes in "Flourish".