Sentence examples for a centralised server from inspiring English sources
By avoiding a centralised server, Private Chat reduces the ease of large-scale government interception.
To send e-mail, a user employs software that communicates with a centralised server run by the user's internet provider (such as AT&T or Comcast), or a third party, which includes giants such as Apple, Google and Microsoft, as well as relatively tiny firms like Lavabit.
Various other approaches currently exist to support collaborative working in the construction sector – most of these, however, are focused on the use of a centralised server that enable upload/download of BIM data – such as BIM server [20] and ProjectWise [21] from Bentley Systems.
Once the backup reaches the laboratory, the software makes it possible to send all the backup of the satellite centres to a centralised server.
Laboratory results are recorded in laboratory books by technicians and double-entered into a customised database and saved on a centralised server.
59 Quantitative data are entered directly into laptops configured specifically for the project and maintained by Health Diary, a contracted service provider who will manage data storage for the study in an off-site centralised server with high levels of physical and network security.
The main objective for the proposed system is the shortcomings present in the conventional centralised server which is mainly the assumption that a single head is in the connectivity range of all other nodes.
"We want to enable developers to build an alternative way for the Internet to work - one that does not rely on centralised servers," said a BitTorrent spokesperson.
Project Maelstrom is BitTorrent's take on the web browser: doing away with centralised servers, web content is instead shared through torrents on a distributed network.
Spotify now intends to rely on centralised servers instead.
In fact, some make the case that P2P technology could make the internet more robust and secure by avoiding the use of centralised servers, and that the entertainment companies' lawsuit is thus harmful to the web as a whole.
