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- noun An instance of
co-locating .
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Examples
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The decision makes it clear that the state Education Department has first dibs on decisions involving whether to house schools within the same building—a controversial policy known as co-location.
Charter School Clears Hurdle Lisa Fleisher 2011
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Trading speeds can be improved by adopting custom-built hardware and locating a firm's servers in the same data centre as that of the exchange, known as co-location.
Traders Slice the Second Even Thinner Michelle Price 2011
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Physical closeness of a trader's computers to those of a stock exchange -- a practice known as co-location -- can shave fractions of seconds off client orders, giving the super-fast trader an edge over those that are further away.
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One treatment plan: Implemented in some federally qualified health centers, this takes co-location a step further, offering primary care and behavioral health services as part of one treatment plan, rather than just side-by-side under the same roof.
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One of the most contentious issues appears to be the “co-location” of charters in buildings with regular public schools.
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Those figures include spending on high-speed data systems, linkages with underground and undersea networks, and co-location, which refers to positioning a trading firm's servers in specially designed buildings huddled close to the computers of electronic exchanges.
On Your Mark, Get Set… Jenny Strasburg 2011
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One Plateau Spending on stock-trading co-location has plateaued, experts say, as the speed of executing trades has declined to smaller and smaller fractions of a second, with diminishing returns.
On Your Mark, Get Set… Jenny Strasburg 2011
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One treatment plan: Implemented in some federally qualified health centers, this takes co-location a step further, offering primary care and behavioral health services as part of one treatment plan, rather than just side-by-side under the same roof.
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This regulation governs the closure of a school or a co-location of a charter school within a public school building.
Julie Cavanagh: Wagging my Finger While my Boss Wags the dog Julie Cavanagh 2010
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The co-location has been nothing short of a disaster that has drained our resources in a myriad of ways.
Julie Cavanagh: Wagging my Finger While my Boss Wags the dog Julie Cavanagh 2010
whichbe commented on the word co-location
The abilty to be at two places at the same time.
May 15, 2008