Sentence examples for it's decentralised from inspiring English sources
"It's decentralised; you don't burn out!" he says, and there is some supportive arm-touching between him and Cooke.
The effect that's had and is still having is that it's decentralised healthcare in the industry and pushed it underground.
The Bitcoin network is structured like a guerilla movement: it is decentralised, controlled by its users rather than governments.
I believe government can be a force for good, but only when it is decentralised and democratically accountable.
I was always suspicious of that, because the German economy has a number of great strengths: it is decentralised (economic and cultural activity is spread across the country), it makes stuff (investment goods) that are in high demand in emerging markets, it has a sane system of finance that serves industry well, and it is based around constantly improving standards.
The horizontal dimension presents the community structure, whether it is decentralised (on the left side) or centralised (on the right).
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.
Today, this budget responsibility is handled at a central level in some county councils, whereas in some it has been decentralised to the care-unit level.
Despite its well-organised central nervous system, many of an octopus's reactions are decentralised.
If a network like Visa were to be built today, it would almost certainly be decentralised, says Jim McCarthy, its head of innovation.One well-funded new blockchain is Ripple Labs, which wants to enable "secure, instant and nearly free global financial transactions".
