Sentence examples for while centralizing from inspiring English sources

Republicans depict the president as having governed just to the left of Hugo Chávez, nationalizing companies while centralizing power in the hands of the federal bureaucracy.

Since taking power Xi has initiated the most concerted anti-corruption effort in decades, while centralizing powers in the office of CPC General Secretary at the expense of the collective leadership which has led foreign commentators to liken him to Mao.

Availability of in silico gene panel analysis reduces the risk of incidental findings, while centralized data storage enables large multi-center study designs, automated and retrospective updates of annotations and data traceability.

While centralized-index architectures (such as Napster) can support both these features, existing decentralized architectures seem to support at most one: prevailing unstructured P2P protocols (such as Gnutella and FastTrack) deploy a "blind" search mechanism where the set of peers probed is unrelated to the query; thus they support partial-match queries but have limited scope.

Since the channel condition is continuously changing, the distributed solution only needs to update the difference of the parameters such as power and price to be adaptive, while the centralized scheme requires all channel information in each time period.

Site E was also part of a large medical center that while not centralized entirely has campuses that communicate and do occasionally share workload (Table  10).

Some companies will need to get ahead of organizational change that will otherwise be forced on them, as digital technology reverses recent trends by centralizing manufacturing while decentralizing services' delivery.

This highlights one of the challenges in centralizing tertiary care while working to improve access to care for distant populations.

The first two were built to regulate these popular activities by centralizing them at a single venue, while the cemetery put an end to the practice of burials at churches which was considered unhealthy by public authorities.

While scalable compute power in a cloud-based system tempts to centralizing functionalities, this may lead to problems in given system designs.

Centralizing the data also prevents military recruiters from holding impromptu recruitment sessions while on campuses to get student data, the letter said, and it reduces the flow of communication between military branches and schools that "often proved disruptive".