Sentences with phrase «central clearinghouse»

Rob Adams, the program's director, said the program aimed to be a «central clearinghouse for helping entrepreneurs transform ideas and technologies developed on campus into start - ups.»

In turn, users of Internet platforms are simply leveraging this tech to obtain the same service at a lower cost, and with more convenient updates and delivery than entertainment outlets, which were central clearinghouses of such information, could ever have achieved.

The charge goes back to NSF's founding in 1950 as a research agency that would also be a «central clearinghouse for the collection, interpretation, and analysis of data on scientific and engineering resources.»

Right now, carriers load their fares several times a day into a central clearinghouse, which then publishes them across global distribution platforms such as Sabre Corp., Travelport Worldwide Ltd. and Amadeus IT group SA.

A process called consensus allows computers on the Ripple network to automatically agree on changes to the ledger within seconds, without needing to go through a central clearinghouse.

The group plans to open a derivatives market in London to compete with Liffe and Eurex for the business that is shifting from the over-the-counter markets to exchanges and central clearinghouses.

In the OTC market, also called off - exchange market, an individual investor trades directly with a counterparty, such as a forex broker or dealer; there is no exchange or central clearinghouse.

Until now, there has been no central clearinghouse to address issues, Driscoll said.

I think having a central clearinghouse is key for most of us (although you make a good argument for top tier authors - why wouldn't Stephen King just sell books through his own site?)

* CDS transactions are cleared through a central clearinghouse.

In the OTC market, also called off - exchange market, an individual investor trades directly with a counterparty, such as a forex broker or dealer; there is no exchange or central clearinghouse.

One of the duties assigned to the Energy Office by the South Carolina Energy and Efficiency Act of 1992 was to serve as a central clearinghouse for information related to energy use and energy efficiency in South Carolina, along with federal and state energy tax incentives.

NOAA hopes to move more than 50 percent of its resources into the new climate service department, which it says will serve as the central clearinghouse for farmers, local governments, the military and academics seeking information on climate trends.

«The Stolen Jewelry Website of the Jewelers» Security Alliance provides a central clearinghouse for the jewelry industry, law enforcement, insurance personnel and the general public to share information on jewelry that has been stolen or recovered in the United States.

I'll let them explain: «The Stolen Jewelry Website of the Jewelers» Security Alliance provides a central clearinghouse for the jewelry industry, law enforcement, insurance personnel and the general public to share information on jewelry -LSB-...]

The site serves as a central clearinghouse for participants, with links to background reports, open - government organizations, and other material available for publication such as op - ed columns.

A blockchain distributed ledger system - powered, central clearinghouse would complete every transaction with certainty and is capable of replacing the thousands of fragmented systems that currently facilitate this process.

In contrast, given the anonymous nature of bitcoin transactions, and the lack of other market features such as a central clearinghouse, we are wholly reliant on each individual exchange for trading volume figures.

The organisation served as a central clearinghouse that allowed members to traffic in stolen identities, financial and banking information, malware, and other online contraband.

Functioning financial market infrastructure benefits everyone who uses it, and users of a particular payment system or central clearinghouse are crippled if it stops working.»

Growing Futures is a central clearinghouse of information and resources for anyone who works with or on behalf of North Dakota's children.

We are the central clearinghouse for information about adoption from foster care for families.

Access to a central clearinghouse of information on best practices that can also offer technical assistance