Sentence examples for consensus systems from inspiring English sources

True, there are a lot of really interesting meta-projects devoted to new kinds of blockchains (and other decentralized consensus systems), and pan-chain efforts such as Cosmos and Polkadot, and second-layer initiatives such as Lightning, and scaling, and privacy, and decentralized storage/chat/identity, and so on and so forth.

One of the companies doing the most to promote the development and usage of Ethereum around the world is Consensus Systems (ConsenSys), which bills itself as a "venture production studio" devoted to building Ethereum-based software, whether in the form of decentralized applications or private blockchains for enterprise.

It recently became the first crowd-funded blockchain "unicorn". Consensus Systems, run by Canadian CEO Joseph Lubin, is a blockchain juggernaut, building applications to reinvent a dozen industries.

In the next few paragraphs, we would like to introduce additional dimensions of evidence, which we believe should be formally considered or addressed in future revised consensus systems, such as the GRADE system, for grading the quality of evidence from research.

The blockchain is a sort of distributed consensus system, where no one person controls all the data.

The trade group accepts members through a consensus system, meaning that Georgia, which joined in 2000, could block Russia.

THE German consensus system is a bit of a cart-horse, but when coalminers demonstrate, steel titans clash and tax laws are rewritten, it tries to buck up.

The real question, like the one that hovers over Mr Koizumi's financial reforms, is whether he can abandon the traditional consensus system and show leadership.

The "Saltsjöbaden Accord", signed there between unions and employers in 1938, ushered in the consensus system of labour relations that remains a pillar of Sweden's economic model.

Germany's consensus system of governance makes it difficult for any chancellor to impose his or her will, but Ms Merkel seems particularly disinclined.

Meanwhile, in Malaysia's eastern state of Sabah, voters who bucked the national consensus system last year and resoundingly chose a state government headed by Kadazans, the state's largest ethnic group, are preparing for a new election this week.