Sentence examples for more central location from inspiring English sources

A principal assessment is the use of direction-specific "loading strategies" [ 79] to elicit a phenomenon termed "centralisation", i.e., movement of peripherally located pain to a more central location.

They recently moved to a more central location, around the corner from the Sorbonne.

"And it's in a more central location to service both the North and South Forks".

The state capital was moved from Detroit to the more central location of Lansing in 1847.

The convivial diners are mainly French, though Mrs. Sendra says that the new, more central location brings in many nationalities.

In a more central location, they could afford only a one-bedroom, though they hoped for some space convertible to a future nursery if need be.

Many retail companies are likely to respond by relocating their distribution warehouses to more central locations on the UK mainland as the commercial rationale for locating offshore disappears.

Most Surrealist scholarship, when it focuses on a place, has opted for more central locations, Dr. Caws said.

When he lived in more central locations, Mr. Louie says, he was more willing to give a second or third date a shot.

Ms. Brown of Waste Management said her company hoped that the experiment could eventually help shorten or avoid overlaps in routes traveled by its 24,000 garbage trucks and to find more central locations for transfer and disposal.

Under the new policy, embassies will still have to meet the same security standards, but the State Department will require that a higher priority be given to the visual appearance of buildings and will try to situate them in more central locations so that they are not so isolated.