Examples of using Centralised in English and their translations into Chinese
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And it shouldn't matter if you are supporting centralised workers, remote workers, mobile workers or connected devices.
It mentions transcritical CO2 centralised systems, indirect centralised systems and stand-alone systems as being“feasible, reliable and energy-efficient alternatives”.
There is no centralised“point of failure”, the computing power necessary to hack is nearly impossible to achieve.
The dangers of a centralised system are no less than the dangers a distributed system brings with it.
Improve the work of Financial Intelligence Units with better access to information through centralised bank account registers;
The issue isn't whether a centralised database could be employed in theory; it's whether one would be in practice.
Separately, a senior Chinese central banker said authorities should ban centralised trading of virtual currencies as well as individuals and businesses that provide related services.
Such data are parsed and sent over to a centralised data centre or machines for computation.
Because there is no centralised authority within bitcoin, there is no one who can impose a mandate.
COMA uses a centralised critic to estimate the Q-function and decentralised actors to optimise the agents' policies.
At its most basic level, it is a distinction between a centralised hub and spoke model and a distributed connected network.
The University provides centralised student services, including careers and counselling, as well as resources such as libraries, laboratories and museums.
For this reason, swarm networks are much more secure than cloud networks that rely on centralised server farms.
However, reliance on sole-source suppliers, common parts and centralised inventories has left supply chains more vulnerable to disruptive risks.
Centralised connectivity provides them with much more visibility and the benefit of educated, more informed decisions across the business.
China's centralised single-party system is simply incompatible with a modern and diverse society.
Centralised production is favoured by both governments and big business, and they put every obstacle possible in the face of decentralised production.
This feature enables the autonomous functioning of smart devices without the need for a centralised authority.
Both centralised and distributed security have unique benefits and downsides, and the multicloud landscape is evolving as quickly as the enterprises who use it.
In this instance, a comparatively small group of centralised authorities have created trusted boundaries that financial services can operate within.