Sentences with phrase «by decentralising»

«Some sought to preserve self - government by decentralising economic power and bringing it under democratic control.

«We are shaping the big society of the future by decentralising power and empowering people.

In short, the EPPO will be characterised by a decentralised and integrated structure.

The largest crowdsale in history has been organised by a decentralised autonomous organisation (The DAO), an investment platform without a managing centre, which has attracted over $ 132 million.

By decentralised voting holders of 97 % of ethers have shown unanimous support to a hard fork as an optimum way to return the funds stolen on 17 June by an anonymous malefactor.

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EOS, simply put, is a futuristic platform for developing decentralised software applications, and is being built by parent company Block.one, which took the wraps off it at the digital currency conference Consensus in New York in June.

Advocates for the technology say transparency is ensured by the encrypted audit trail and because blockchains are open and decentralised, allowing different parties to share information.

Lighthouse, developed by Mike Hearn, a former Google engineer, runs a decentralised crowdfunding platform on bitcoin.

What was meant to be a new, decentralised form of money that lacked «systemically important institutions» and «too big to fail» has become something even worse: a system completely controlled by just a handful of people.

They can be utilised within a singular platform or externally and were created in order to offer four key benefits; a decentralised, peer - to - peer payment network, a network which has no server and is not controlled by a single entity, no double spending, and a trustworthy and reliable payment method.

While Bitcoin is derided as useless, the blockchain - a decentralised system, controlled by nobody and impervious to fraud - is a brilliantly useful idea.

▪ The US» 2nd Amendment was created by the Founding Fathers as a tool to decentralise power.

Cardano will also run decentralised applications, or dapps, services not controlled by any single party but instead operate on a blockchain.

Transaction fee Because cryptocurrencies are decentralised, each transaction must be verified by a third party on the network.

Decentralised ledger This is a ledger that is held by everyone on the network and records the movement of each token on the network.

We believe that decentralised digital currencies like Bitcoin will fundamentally change how the world views and uses money: cheaper, faster and safer transactions; more privacy and financial freedom; a significantly better user experience; and ultimately, more equality by giving everyone in the world access to the same financial system.

Later, we focused on data validity and integrity by supporting the fact that decentralised blockchains are less prone to errors.

Anaerobic digestion facilities have been recognised by the United Nations Development programme as one of the most useful decentralised sources of energy supply, as they are less capital - intensive than large power plants.

«However, the best form of restructuring that Nigeria needs now is not merely to decentralise power but to cede power completely to the private sector whilst government contributes its quota by providing the enabling environment for the much needed industrialisation and technological advancement that will take us out of our present doldrums..

We (I was the Liberal Democrats» director of policy between 1999 and 2004) developed a modern restatement of the social liberalism, called «New Liberalism» in its day, espoused by Hobhouse: social liberalism, greened and decentralised to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

The Lib Dems, by contrast, he said, would decentralise health and education, giving people back power and, in turn, the responsibility to take a more active part in society.

The various Australian governments are going part of the way to decentralise energy and water by providing rebates on solar panels and water tanks.

The research pointed at Australia's decentralised education system and said increasing the clarity of policies and finding within it needs attention, and added that the country's high education performance can be complemented with further focus on reducing inequities by tackling system - level policies hindering equity in education.

Suggestive of liminal spaces, each work bears a decentralised composition held together by its own resonant energy: paint is pushed and pulled across the canvas, built up and withdrawn, lapses and drifts and, suddenly, announces its place.

Kheirkhah's multi - disciplinary art practice and her specific focus on decentralising the generalising cultural forms of categorization, explores the representations of the so called «Middle Eastern» female identities through a practice which is generated by the interplay of history, politics, media and visual arts within contemporary Western visual culture.

An autonomous flying swarm of 300 drones, it is the first time that a natural phenomenon will be imitated by machines working with decentralised algorithms at this scale.

Afrique Capitales, conceptualised by leading curator Simon Njami, takes a stance for a decentralised view on contemporary art.

This is despite decentralised energy technologies being the most economical solution to meet the needs of the majority of unconnected people by 2030.

Other benefits include a reduction in the energy required for cooling (because the roofs are shaded by panels), and a stable, lower cost, decentralised renewable energy system.

Even more embarrassingly for the embattled Mr Brown, the report closely mirrors policies announced by the Conservative Party six months ago to start «a decentralised energy revolution» by «enabling every small business, every local school, every local hospital, and every household in the country to generate electricity».

The Fossil Free website is the main platform for decentralised campaigning and organising supported by 350.org.

The amount of energy each individual decentralised battery has charged or discharged is registered and stored by a blockchain.

The second place was shared by the companies Pichler and bluMartin for their centralised and decentralised facade - integrated ventilation concepts respectively.

There is a similar range of solutions in other Southeast Asian countries: renewables - based decentralised solutions (particularly those powered by solar photovoltaics) are prominent in Myanmar, where they account for around 60 % of new connections, with half of the 24 million people currently without access gaining access specifically through solar PV.

In Papua, where the bulk of new connections come from decentralised technologies, innovative grid solutions including small - scale gas - fired plants dotted around the island and fed by liquefied natural gas, also play an important part in bringing universal access.

What does matter is that the gross capacity of central systems can keep on being reduced by the combination of negawatts and decentralised generation.

By ensuring reliable electric supply through decentralised solar photovoltaic installations, Chhattisgarh in central India has boosted public healthcare outcomes

In fact, all the new and exciting business models that are upending traditional markets, hinge on controlling the increasingly cheap energy that is being digitally supplied by decarbonised, decentralised resources.

The second D - decentralisation - comes hot on the heels of the first: Clean technologies like wind and solar are decentralised by their very nature.

«We believe that by using decentralised technology to connect latent resources on the supply side (under - utilised lawyers) with newly discovered resources on the demand side (donations that were never aimed at the legal industry) we can change the access to justice paradigm,» Ghiassi said.

A «virtual» law firm is a decentralised legal practice where lawyers work remotely and use shared services provided by a central hub, as such they are at the top - end of the gig economy.

RISE Vision PLC (token symbol RISE) is an ecosystem for developers, offering a platform for the development of decentralised applications powered by a community - driven Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) blockchain.

Invented by a 23 - year - old programmer named Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum is an open source program that offers decentralised smart contracts through its Ethereum Virtual Machine, which has been picked up by several banks.

The decentralised Ethereum network is run by computers around the world, and developers and users pay for computing resources with Ether.

The newly formed Centralway Ventures, which will be headquartered in London's Somerset House, is making its first investment in YC - and Google Ventures - backed Buttercoin: a Bitcoin startup that is looking to disrupt the international remittances market by leveraging the decentralised digital cryptocurrency to shrink cross-border transaction costs.

Grand in scale and flexible by design, it aims to decentralise pretty much anything on the Internet.

Ethereum is a blockchain platform which allows developers to build decentralised applications, fuelled by a cryptocurrency called Ether.

Valorem, like many other cryptocurrency platforms is a decentralised blockchain that was launched to create a new level of trust between individual users by using the Valorem Platform as a means of verifying transactions.

Bitcoin was the first ever «cryptocurrency» designed by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2008 as a decentralised alternative to fiat currency.

BNE in partnership with a number of terminal retailers is combining its community vision with innovation by working with TravelbyBit to bring decentralised block chain enabled payments into its termi...