This robust ware was made in several centres, the best of it between 1450 and 1550.
Its development teams are made up of people in several centres around the world, often working together virtually.
Earlier in the year, several centres, including those helping black, Asian, minority ethnic and refugee (BAMER) women had been particularly hard hit by cuts.
In contrast, nonautocratic government is characterized by the existence of several centres, each of which shares in the exercise of power.
Land prices have fallen since the early 1990s, but not enough to make land near the several centres affordable to the middle class.
Its name is derived from the ancient Egyptian Timinhor ("City of Horus") and has historically applied to several centres in Egypt, mostly in the delta.
Cage is one of several centres at British universities supported by the Economic and Social Research Council and setting out to put economic performance in some kind of perspective.
The diffusion of this religious literature called for an expansion of programs of instruction, evolving into diverse stages: elementary, intermediate, and advanced the latter in several centres in Palestine and later in Babylonia.
The territorial Department of Education, Culture, and Employment provides elementary and secondary schooling, and a number of postsecondary programs and courses are offered by a community college system at several centres throughout the territories.
However, there are several centres of large- and medium-scale manufacturing, most notably in Indore, Gwalior, Bhopal, and Jabalpur, where industrial estates have been established as part of planned development.
Animal nutrition research was well-established in several centres around the world by the turn of the 20th century, and it began to flourish during the second quarter of the 1900s.
