Hubs in a sentence

Hubs will be located in four regions of British Columbia: the Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island, the Interior and northern B.C. In the Interior region, hubs will be based in Kamloops, Kelowna, Cranbrook and Williams Lake.

So now, as of end of last year, we had 91% of hubs still ramping up with a rough 73% of all digital education students in those expansion hubs.

Building on existing hubs in Mountain View, California, and Bangalore, Accenture is adding AI Refinery Engineering Hubs in Singapore, Tokyo, Malaga and London.

During my time as an MP I have worked closely with the Family Hubs Network - a model of hubs supported by local authorities and the community (schools, leisure centres etc) to provide support for children and their parents.

He says that the opening hours of the various hubs now vary depending on the outcome of a study on client behaviour with some hubs opening daily, others four times a week and others twice weekly – depending on use.

Other companies call them communication hubs, cloud hubs, or simply Points of Presence (PoPs).

Rail network hubs such as Birmingham New Street, Clapham Junction, Manchester Piccadilly, St Pancras International and Waterloo have been identified as key points of access by the NCA but other less obvious hubs are likely to be frequently used.

While the health hubs are in the pilot program, Larry J. Merlo, chief executive officer at CVS, said he’s not expecting to convert all physical stores into health hubs.

From these community hubs, information is dispatched to Neighborhood Captains, who compile phone trees and visit the hubs to obtain information and dispatch this information to their various communities.

I stop at that store after work for odds and ends like a newspaper for my hubs, vitamin water and sometimes treats for my kids, hubs and me.

In epidemics, there are often extensive interactions within hubs or groups of infected individuals and other interactions within discrete hubs of susceptible individuals.

Some larger BBSes or regional FidoNet hubs would make several transfers per day, some even to multiple nodes or hubs, and as such, transfers usually occurred at night or early morning when toll rates were lowest.

All give their time to run food banks, food hubs, pantries, breakfast clubs and kitchens - which are a lifeline to thousands hit by high food, energy and living costs.

A long legacy in banking and asset management stretching back centuries and now home to one of Europe’s leading fintech hubs means the sector has a strong past and a vibrant future.

Although filmmaking technology has advanced and various cities around the world have become production hubs, Hollywood remains one of the most important cinematic cities in the world.

Among measures to reduce delayed discharges and relieve hospital pressures, include virtual ward beds and acute respiratory infection hubs ahead of winter.

And, given how expensive these urban hubs are, any renter and potential buyer would be forgiven for thinking they need to move to another state to find something affordable.

And it contemplates an important exception, which has to do with connecting traffic with hubs.

Aside from improving e-commerce in the areas, Uy said improved connectivity also opens online education and also transform remote areas into digital communication hubs.

As it also happened, a proposal had just been announced to create more than a dozen new 24/7 shelter hubs and 600 supportive housing units in London.