1. Centralising - tending to draw to a central point centralizing deCentralising, decentralizing - tending away from a central point deCentralising,

2. Centralised versus deCentralised systems

3. Centralising - tending to draw to a central point Centralizing decentralising, deCentralizing - tending away from a central point decentralising,

4. Fossil fuels are currently economical for decentralised energy use.

5. — arrangements for forwarding aggregated data to the certifying authority in case of decentralised system

6. Blackpool is the first decentralised autonomous organisation (DAO) built solely for NFT gaming and trading

7. — arrangements for forwarding aggregated data to the certifying authority in case of a decentralised system,

8. Currently the Commission is considering how to increasingly decentralise projects involving third countries to the national agencies.

9. — 20 – Trade — 21 – Development and relations with ACP States — 22 – Enlargement — Decentralised agencies 5.

10. Cedefop is a decentralised Community agency whose management is independent of the Commission.

11. That addendum will focus on decentralised cooperation and synergies with the European Commission.

12. These include membrane technology, decentralised membrane distillation and new adsorbents from locally available materials.

13. • internal control/decentralised management systems brought in under the policy to modernise EU accounts,

14. arrangements for forwarding aggregated data to the certifying authority in case of a decentralised system,

15. Finally, with regard to decentralised agencies, we have taken account of the life cycle of these agencies.

16. A contract to enable payments for the decentralised actions has been sent for signature to the PAD.

17. Coss DEX is a decentralised exchange with cross-chain trading, deep liquidity, fast execution & settlement.

18. In 2009, progress towards conferral of management powers for decentralised management advanced at different speed in potential candidates .

19. Establish transparent and accountable local administrations and develop internal controls and audits in the management of decentralised funds.

20. As powerful tools for decentralising information provision, relays ensure that information activities have a human face and are tailored to highly varied specific needs.

21. Bubbled is a decentralised Augmented Reality cloud allowing individuals and communities to share AR content in real world locations

22. the establishment of Algerian laboratories for comparative analysis and testing and assistance with the introduction of a decentralised consumer information system

23. NANOSELECT will help to recover heavy metals while ensuring high-efficiency decentralised water cleaning, high adsorption rates and high adsorption selectivity.

24. Consistency Coherence, Consistency and universally good standards in a decentralised system of financial control are guaranteed by a series of measures

25. A peer-to-peer network is a transparent method of file sharing, which is independent, decentralised and has advanced search and download functions;

26. The aid was to be granted by national and regional authorities in the form of decentralised loans and a reimbursable interest-free advance.

27. The Commission has not taken any decision aimed at suspending or terminating the Latin America decentralised cooperation programmes (AL INVEST, ALURE, ALFA, URB-AL).

28. As a result of state dependence on federal taxation revenue to meet decentralised expenditure responsibilities, Australia is said to have a vertical fiscal imbalance.

29. The machinery for the administration of justice was decentralised in the seventeenth century , in order to make it speedy and convenient for the parties concerned .

30. Reinforcements are thus concentrated for a large part in agriculture/fisheries and in structural actions where programme management is largely decentralised to Member States.

31. Arbitraging ecosystem is collection of unique products and capabilities that is structured to realise the decentralised nature of the exchange and access to the Arbitrage BoT financial trading technology.

32. Centralising: 1 adj tending to draw to a central point Synonyms: centralizing centripetal , unifying tending to unify consolidative , integrative tending to consolidate Antonyms: deCentralising , decentralizing tending away from a central point centrifugal tending away from …

33. Circularise is a block chain technology start-up offering an open-source protocol and decentralised platform to bring transparency to global supply chains and empower businesses to move towards a circular economy

34. This decentralised, creative process should entail the institutions agreeing on a unifying communication concept that explains the advantages of the European Union, its identity, rationale, values and the actual results of its policies in people’s lives.

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36. Even if one of the suggestions made in it was that previously centralised, ex-ante financial control would be changed, abolished and decentralised, Mr Bösch, it also includes a suggestion which is stressed time and again by the independent experts and the Court of Auditors.

37. He believed in Democracy (a thing that Stalin was fiercely against), and his ideas for decentralising and Collectivising the economy were later proven correct by Tito in Yugoslavia (who Stalin attempted and failed to assassinate) and Sankara in Burkina Faso (who managed to make it the first modern African nation to be self

38. Contradictorily, the USA defines bitcoin as a "convertible decentralised virtual currency". A virtual currency in a physical world Moulding is a joyous cacophony into a snappy tune, defining songs include the simultaneously melodic and grungy Drop Outs, carefree Tastes Like Medicine and the Contradictorily titled Lowtalkin'

39. As video activism is growing within the global movements, a kind of decentralised video distribution emerged, creating an additional communication channel, an aditional cultural practice. While "Red Zone" was still distributed on video tapes, today's videos are often being downloaded straight from the web and burned to DVD or CD-Rom - often using the facilities at work.

40. Other operational features The operational features of foreign exchange swaps can be summarised as follows: — they can take the form of liquidity-providing or liquidity-absorbing operations; — their frequency is not standardised; — their maturity is not standardised; — they are executed through quick tenders or bilateral procedures (see Chapter 5); — they are normally executed in a decentralised manner by the national central banks (the Governing Council of the ECB can decide whether, under exceptional circumstances, bilateral foreign exchange swaps may be executed by the ECB); and — the Eurosystem may select, according to the criteria specified in Section 2.2 and Annex 3, a limited number of counterparties to participate in foreign exchange swaps.