As said, we assume in this paper that resources cannot be copied or moved to a central location, or that it is undesirable to do so, for example, because there is a shared distrust in the integrity of the computations performed by a third party.
In addition to requiring all bauxite stockpiles to be moved to a central location, new permit approvals have been frozen and new rules would be applied to existing permits.
Until recently, my options were to endure this hardship stoically, to pay the cable company to drill new holes and move the cable modem to a central location, or to drape unsightly Ethernet cable down the staircase and through the house to hook up more computers.
Several pastors may abandon their rectories and move together to a central location.
Ms. Ginsberg said she hoped that the department would move that waste to a central location, a step the industry said would reduce costs.
In addition, United has moved six thermostats to a central location on the plane so that one crew member is in charge of air temperature throughout the plane.
Though the Internet-enhanced auctions cut costs for both the wholesalers and the buyers, these auctions still involve physically moving the cars to a central location.
Among them, in Ms. Meier's opinion, are putting city school systems under mayoral control, appointing chancellors who are not educators and moving district superintendents to a central location.
He said he did not believe the Red Wings, who now play in Joe Louis Arena along the Detroit River, needed to move to a more central location.
Hierarchical networks add complexity to an AC&D communications system, which moves alarm data from sensors to a central location.
