The phrase "a decentralized version of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variant or adaptation of something that operates without a central authority or control.
Example: "This application is a decentralized version of traditional banking systems, allowing users to manage their finances independently."
Alternatives: "a distributed variant of" or "a non-centralized form of".
A decentralized version of the approach based on augmented Lagrangian relaxation is also discussed.
To fix this flawed assumption that the marketer can control any arbitrary k nodes in a network, we have developed a decentralized version of the influential maximization problem by influencing k neighbors rather than arbitrary users in the entire network.
Today, the system has been used to build everything from a decentralized version of Reddit (which isn't currently working) that can handle a few million uniques per month and a similarly decentralized YouTube clone.
Over the last few days a number of popular bloggers have complained, loudly, that it's time to ditch Twitter and move to a decentralized version of the service that won't go down every time usage spikes.
Now, the pair are gearing up to raise another round of funding, hire, expand the Solid platform and work on a digital assistant tool called Charlie, which the company describes as a "decentralized version of Alexa".
Stealth Project: A member of our cohort still in stealth mode is a project re-imagining databases by building a P2P network with an open participation model aiming to be a decentralized version of an SQL database, providing a fundamental data storage building block enterprises and future dApps.
Albeit, as my TC colleague Brian Heater previously noted, there is a parallel risk that "a hyperlocal, decentralized version of Facebook's news feed could ultimately have the effect of further polarizing sources if not balanced with broader, national news coverage".
After all, a hyperlocal, decentralized version of Facebook's news feed could ultimately have the effect of further polarizing sources if not balanced with broader, national news coverage. .
In these respects, this modest, decentralized version of socialism continues to sound the themes that have long inspired people to take up the cause of socialism.
Meanwhile, we are witnessing the decentralized version of Napster appear in the form of software systems such as Gnutella and Aimster.
The first question we address, is whether the decentralized version of the same algorithm requires less than α(t+1) rounds or not?
