The word 'decentralised' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is used to describe a system or organization that is not governed or controlled by a single central authority or entity, but instead has multiple decision-making points or distributed power. Example: In recent years, many governments around the world have been promoting the shift towards a decentralised healthcare system, where decision-making power is shared among local communities and health providers.
Since the red-and-whites control 31 out of 34 provinces, and Indonesian government is highly decentralised, this would enormously complicate the president's job.
She envisages decentralised public services run by employees, citizens and voluntary groups, and is relaxed about private-sector involvement.
Britain became much more like highly-centralised France than gloriously decentralised America.Yet her achievements cannot be gainsaid.
We must make systems that create these social systems, or what I call "social machines", in which people can collaborate together, but do it in a way that's decentralised, so it's not based on one central hub.How do you define a social machine?A social machine is humans doing things together, with the machinery provided by technology.
Napster has hired David Boies, the lawyer who tortured Microsoft in its antitrust trial; a first hearing of the case is scheduled for July 26th.Not least because of the Napster lawsuit, Gnutella is deliberately more decentralised.
Under Iain McNicol, the party's general secretary, it has been drastically decentralised: the central office in London has been slimmed down and the number of staff posted to the regions has risen from around 100 to 300.
He would prefer to attain his objectives getting Mr Poroshenko to accept greatly decentralised power in the regions, for example, and to give up hopes of NATO and EU membership without sending in troops.
François Venter, of the HIV/AIDS research centre at Johannesburg's Witwatersrand University, says that treatment needs to be decentralised to more accessible primary health-care clinics and in many cases could be done by medical assistants, not just by doctors and nurses.
It all increases the risk of lethal flooding.The rickety, decentralised and often corrupt Philippine political system does not help, either.
Techno-utopianists of a libertarian bent think this vision is a confused botch, and that the purpose of the internet is to provide decentralised autonomous peer-to-peer systems that can replace government, not empower it.
They are thus a completely decentralised currency: a sort of digital gold.Bitcoin's inventor, Satoshi Nakamoto, is a mysterious hacker (or a group of hackers) who created it in 2009 and disappeared from the internet some time in 2010.
