Sentence examples for from a central point from inspiring English sources

In a centrally controlled system, information flows out and back from a central point (say a government) – while in a cybernetic "distributed" system (like the internet), every "node" is connected to every other "node", making information difficult for one authority to direct.

TC For me, it's very difficult to enter this debate from a central point of view.

Each al-Qaeda cell can work by itself, it does not need instructions from a central point.

Wings on the main block radiate out from a central point: seen from the air, it resembles an asterisk.

It calculates percentage cover of plant taxa in concentric circles at increasing distances from a central point, using either real digitised maps or hypothetical maps (simulated landscape designs).

The paper describes an approach to trace the interaction of the components or to debug the whole distributed application from a central point.

It is built on a single level, principally of light Japanese cypress, and is entered from a central point below, via a glass-enclosed staircase.

The fact that the people working on films, TV shows and commercials are local residents rather than usurping invaders from Hollywood is a central point of the campaign, which was created internally by the mayor's film office and produced by a local production firm called the Artists Company.

Expedited withdrawal from Iraq was a central point of Cegelis' campaign and Duckworth opposed a withdrawal timetable.

Otherwise, he felt the four adults as sides of a perfect square, with a diagonal from each corner to a central point.

High-energy electron-scattering experiments show its charge to decrease exponentially from a maximum at a central point, exactly as does the charge density of helium's own electron cloud.