Sentence examples for of a centralization from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dauba-Pantanacce said: "Recent supply disruption could also be linked to inefficient distribution systems, lack of a centralization in the logistical and decision-making processes of the various U.A.E.

This is indicative of a centralization of light.

From January 1990 until December 2004, 555 esophagectomies for cancer were performed in 11 hospitals in the region of the Comprehensive Cancer Center West (CCCW); 342 patients were operated on before and 213 patients after the introduction of a centralization project.

As a countermeasure, the government introduced a new education order in 1880 calling for a centralization of authority by increasing the powers of the secretary of education and the prefectural governor.

The changes amount to a centralization of control under Mr. Dudley, the first American to run the British company.

The Aberration Detection Method 2 algorithm (ADM2), with threshold of 6, bin of 10, and a centralization threshold of 6, was used to identify genomic variation given the log2 ratio of fluorescent signals between test and reference DNA samples.

In recent years, to rationalize resources and search for economies of scale, there has been a centralization of testing processes.

Over the (longer) periods under review of 9 to 13 years a centralization of these interventions is observable in the United States.

"If there were only one marketplace, or a centralization of the marketplace in a central limit order book, then there could be no logical argument against the trade-through rule," Vanguard Chief Investment Officer George U. Sauter George U. Sauter said in his prepared testimony.

Building Model A shows a centralization of stress at corners of core.

Further road revival was aided first by the need to service the regular round of trade fairs and then, in the 11th century, by a centralization of power and an increase in religious fervour.