Decentralized Sentence Examples

Despite general policies supporting cogeneration and decentralized power production, these practical barriers seem hard to remove.

For example, in one highly decentralized institution decisions are made with scant data and analysis.

The EMEA also arbitrates where mutual recognition is not possible under the decentralized procedure.

In some cases communicative agencies have radically decentralized for participatory media.

Mission C2 leverages centralized, integrated planning and decentralized execution at the maneuver unit level.

This module explores the principles underlying the different systems of decentralized governance.

The EU of the future must be generally decentralized and predominantly intergovernmental.

It necessitates a decentralized process in which the local capacity of rural institutions are strengthened and local safety nets supported to promote community-based initiatives.

In this paper, we propose propagation and routing algorithms for a fully decentralized, self-organizing network.

Dynamists view cultural trends as part of a decentralized, undirected process of experiment, feedback, and learning.

Military operations on urbanized terrain require detailed planning that provides for decentralized execution.

In 2010, the University of Texas system began to be decentralized.

In its wake, new peer to peer technology was created using decentralized servers, making it harder for the industry to target users - the most popular being Kazaa and LimeWire.

WinMX is a Windows-based peer-to-peer file-sharing network that boasts a decentralized and spyware-free source of data.

Because the Gnutella network is decentralized, it is very difficult to shut down completely without restricting access to every node in the network.

Because it is decentralized, the Bit Torrent community cannot be shut down, unlike the original Napster.

Given its local focus, the control of the Examiner's content is decentralized and the ability for users to make comments represents Murdoch's concept of a community of readers.