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centralize::verb | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | centralise, concentrate |
| Type of | alter, change, modify |
| Derivation | centralization |
The Russian government centralized the distribution of food.
Examples of centralize
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Secondary exchanges basically centralize and formalize a not uncommon phenomenon.
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Thus, in 1951, NATO was reorganized to streamline and centralize its bureaucracy.
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Big media companies were setting up portal sites to centralize the Web experience.
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As we centralize our HR Operations, we need to focus on global simplification.
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ZumoDrive understands how to handle and centralize your iTunes music library.
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It might be time to centralize all the major technology issues under one guy.
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Critics described it as a way to centralize control and stint on instruction.
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Centralize procedures, and some won't make the more-distant journey in time.
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A decade ago, MLB brilliantly decided to centralize its Internet operations.
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- Make central; "The Russian government centralized the distribution of food"
- (centralization) the act of consolidating power under a central control
- Centralizing(a): tending to draw to a central point
- (Centralized) assessment Assessment of student learning by an external authority such as the Ministry of Education
- (centralized) A type of network design in which users are not responsible for creating their own data backups or providing security for their computers; instead, those tasks are handled by a centralized server, software, and a system administrator.
- (centralized) Systems where decision making, flow of data or goods and services, or the beginning of activities are initiated at the same central point and disseminated to remote points in the chain or organization.
- (Centralization) Characterizes the amount to which the network is centered on one or a few important nodes.
- (Centralization) Characteristic of a practice in which a limited amount of authority is delegated.
- (Centralization) Concentration of processes, practices and procedures into a single location, role and/or mechanism.
