Sentence examples for from one centered from inspiring English sources

Turner's exit enabled Nadella to start putting his own stamp on the company, and the layoffs, strategy shifts and personnel changes we've seen recently are a reflection of that — it shows the company has moved on from one centered on Windows/Office to one based firmly in Azure and Office 365.

The Chinese government is encouraging the boom as a way to solve a number of economic problems, including unemployment and the transition of the economy from one centered on manufacturing to one based on services.

However, only recently, largely through the risk of emerging infectious diseases, has the One Health paradigm come into sharp focus, with the dialogue shifting from one centered on the practice of One Health ("One Medicine") to one centered on One Health as an outcome or goal (4, 5).

One study from 2013, led by Andrew Wilson, an archeologist at the University of Bradford, in England, demonstrated that La Doncella's diet changed dramatically about a year before her death, from one centered on potatoes to one rich in animal and vegetable protein, including corn.

The design of the PSTN has changed from one centered on a human operator to one leveraging large-scale automated switches that handle thousands of calls at once.

Dewey's overwhelming victory expanded the scope of the war from one centered in the Caribbean to one that would determine the fate of all of Spain's Pacific colonies.

Investigators from one center (Institution E on Tables and Figures) performed the chart review themselves.

Epidemiological data are based on the extrapolation of few data from one center and recently from the analysis of a medical record database [1 4].

In summary, the cost of a full course HBOT treatment for diabetic foot ulcer varies considerably from one center to another and might depend on set-up costs, ongoing costs, reimbursement systems, and number of patients treated per center.

But Iran does not function as a purely ideological state, and it does not operate from one center of power.

He praised a human resources executive for ordering a Muslim employee to remove "various Muslim artifacts" from one center.