Sentence examples for more centrally controlled from inspiring English sources

That is because China has a more centrally controlled economy and because it is developing an industry based on newer coolants.

Historically, social and educational provision have become more centrally controlled, while at the local level there has been a move towards the provision of activities led by the community, with a greater emphasis on participation.

In contrast, hybrid seed systems are more centrally controlled.

Multimedia traffic has traditionally suited more centrally controlled MAC protocols such as TDMA, over a random access network [8].

When you got to a place like China, I know it's easier for them, in a more centrally controlled government, to get things working faster.

But Ethiopia's leaders soon concluded that too much regional autonomy would tear the country apart, and Ethiopia is now more or less centrally controlled by members of a small ethnic group.

Assuming these efforts succeed, and that's a big if, health care in the U.S. could begin to look a lot more like the centrally controlled systems of Canada, the U.K. and Europe.

Eugene did not control Rome and lived instead at Viterbo, but nevertheless the Second Crusade was meant to be more organized and centrally controlled than the First: the armies would be led by the strongest kings of Europe and a route would be planned beforehand.

These reforms have been primarily designed to create financial incentives in a sector that has typically been more state-directed and centrally controlled than others.

Now it shows more promise as a business tool, centrally controlled inside a company to zip out updates to a far-flung work force, sans phones, faxes or FedEx.

The BESS is centrally controlled by a controller developed by the proposed RBFNN.