Sentence examples for physical centers from inspiring English sources

Early on, that led Snapdeal to build physical centers where businesses can come, list, and even store on consignment goods that they will sell on Snapdeal.

That development has implications for customers who are weighing the benefits of a data-center centric approach that virtualizes a network of physical centers to create their own elastic infrastructure.

"To say we were fired up would be an understatement," Riley said of the rematch against an Agoura team that was ranked fourth in CIF Division 2. "They have one of the most talented and physical centers in high school today (USC-bound Savannah Fletcher) who had completely dominated us at the TOC.

The trade for the physical center Jamaal Magloire has alleviated pressure on the 7-foot Bogut.

Stephen Keel stepped in and played well, and Backe said the club overlooked the need for a physical center back.

Four Corners is both the physical center of the borough and the core of its 40-acre historic district, listed on both the National and State Registers of Historic Places.

The detention facility itself is a human rights abomination, but it's not just the physical center that is a problem – it is the spirit it embodies.

Eileen Ehlers agreed: "I don't know what it is -- maybe that the town has no sidewalks and no physical center, just strips, but people just don't talk to each other like we do here.

Moved from the southern tip of the project to its physical center was the office development, which was no longer looked at as a sure thing, but as something that had to be nurtured with 10-year tax abatements.

By January, the physical center of Jewish life at Columbia University will move from cramped, decrepit and entirely inadequate basement space at Earl Hall into a new six-story, 28,000-square-foot building on West 115th Street, between Broadway and Riverside Drive.

But Mr. Maliki has also taken steps to put his stamp on the Green Zone, the physical center of government whose geography and very name became shorthand for the cloistered American presence.