Sentence examples for exchange hub from inspiring English sources
Funding was secured from the React (Research and Enterprise in Arts and Creative Technology) knowledge exchange hub, and the project was developed in collaboration with the people affected.
Consider fintech and the foundations on which this rapidly growing sector is built; London is the world's leading foreign exchange hub, handling $2.6 trillion per day, more than double that of New York City.
Presentation given to the Energy21SA: Exchange Hub.
A national ePrescription communication exchange hub with a virtual repository, called the national mail box for prescriptions, allows the patient to access their prescriptions at any pharmacy on presentation of valid identification.
Compared with the first release of the website containing only a GEM repository, the HMA has been updated with several improvements and new features, and we believe that the HMA web resource will be a valuable data exchange hub for the research community and facilitate new knowledge creation in the field of human metabolism.
The combination of CEST and CPMG experiments described above leads to a kinetic scheme, in which native apoSOD12SH appears as a central hub for exchange processes leading to maturation (processes I, II) or aberrant association (processes III, IV).
Instead of exchanging endless emails about a piece of work, staff use a central hub to discuss a particular task.
An abandoned railroad exchange, a hub of dynamic mechanism in its time, was a fitting setting for a Kenzo collection that was thought out and illustrated for a wired world.
Israel has more start-ups per head than any other country (a total of 3,850, or one for every 1,844 Israelis), and more companies listed on the NASDAQ exchange, a hub for fledgling technology firms, than China and India combined.
The law students will also participate at the university's Chicago Innovation Exchange, a hub for multidisciplinary collaborations and support for business start-up activities.
Some investors fret that co-location creates a two-tiered system by favouring firms with machines closer to an exchange's data hub.
