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Meanings of decentralised in English
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descentralizado Withdrawn from a center or place of concentration; especially having power or function dispersed from a central to local authorities.
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Examples for "decentralized"
Examples for "decentralized"
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People and goods would move among them through a decentralized market-based economy.
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The cartel's decentralized structure had allowed it to adapt, the report added.
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Hailing from many countries, we became a small, decentralized network of activists.
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Brazil's PA network was decentralized with a larger number of shared partnerships.
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The report highlighted dangers from decentralized terrorist networks recruiting homegrown violent extremists.
Usage of decentralised in English
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Electricity generation in the Anthropocene is likely to become decentralised and user-owned.
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Between open and closed, authoritarian and decentralised, the elites and the masses.
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Foreign exchange market: A global, decentralised market where currencies are traded.
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Centralised and decentralised systems were reported to support clinical pharmacy practice in hospitals.
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Instead it has an open, decentralised platform, with an estimated 1 million users.
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Centralised and hybrid systems saved more time than a decentralised system.
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Costs of medication care were reduced in decentralised systems mainly in high-expense units.
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The finance regulators added that decision making for these moves would be decentralised.
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But there are apps and programs built on the decentralised model.
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Until the 1970s, Norway operated a highly decentralised health system funded by local authorities.
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Perhaps some of these public servants should be decentralised to the Department of Health.
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However, Islam's decentralised structure makes such political coaching highly improbable.
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Workers at the decentralised office, which has 420 employees, refused to answer phone calls.
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And their decentralised nature enables them to keep up with cities as they change.
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But the company has tried to stay decentralised where possible.
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Under a decentralised system, the data remains on the phones.
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