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control center
noun
- an administrative or operational center for a group of related activities:
the control center for the new military offensive.
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The result is an uptick in calls to poison control centers, empty shelves in farming supply stores, and pleas from regulators.
In an animated video detailing the ship’s proposed features, Kongsberg highlighted navigation sensors to guide its autonomous sailing and communication that can report back to manned control centers on land.
The LGN is housed in the thalamus, a small region above the brain stem that sends sensory information to the CEREBRAL CORTEX,the brain’s main control center.
In Mississippi, poison control centers have seen a spike in people reporting that they’d ingested the drug, with severe adverse effects.
As an added benefit to the local traffic control center, Audi shares anonymous telematic data that it collects from its vehicles.
The aircraft were likely escorting friendly fighters and bombers, in addition to the strike on the command-and-control center.
Think of them as a combination of a flying air-traffic-control center and a lethal attack dog.
The corridor widened as they ran forward, and they were suddenly in the port fire control center.
The bunker designated Baker or South 10,000 served as the control center for the test.
I was working in an aircraft control center reading radarscopes and keeping track of ingoing and outgoing flights.
He was still puffing a little from his climb up the steps to the balcony on top of the Space Control Center.
In other words, your office then is the control center, as it were, for people coming in and people coming out?
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