centric
centric
Definition
cen·tric (sen′trik′)
adjective
- in, at, or near the center; central
- of or having a center
Etymology: Gr kentrikos < kentron: see center
cen′·tri·cally adverb
cen·tric′·ity (-tris′i tē) noun
centric
Usage Examples
Adjective complement with noun phrase
- become: This conference looks at the different approaches to becoming network centric, and provides a forum for discussing funding, rationalization and convergence.
Modifies a noun
- warfare: Our objective in network centric warfare is not to provide a single answer or to provide all the answers.
- reflection: For instance, for anomalous differences all the centric reflections have an E of zero.
- approach: In contrast we propose to control the problem by using a resource or device centric approach.
- capability: Sustaining a UK network centric capability should be a key element of the response.
- operation: How do network centric operations permit us to exploit it?
- organization: At Hunters, our aim is to be a totally customer centric organization.
Browse dictionary entries near centric
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- centralize
- centralization
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