Examples of using Decoupling in English and their translations into Greek
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Decoupling of control and data planes.
Decoupling waste from our growing economies is vital.
At most, there is relative decoupling- a decrease in resource use per unit of GDP.
Furthermore, full decoupling of the aid from production is gradually being introduced.
And the decoupling of the global economy.
Decoupling of the film will not leave indifferent even the most experienced spectator.
We always act as if decoupling would deprive tobacco-growers of the premium.
The 2003 CAP reform introduced the decoupling of income support from production.
Further decoupling leads therefore automatically to a reduction of such burden.
This decoupling between economic and financial cycles is where crises are born.
Once the decoupling was known, the conditions and prices could be adapted accordingly.
The promised decoupling of the banking crisis from the debt crisis has been ditched.
As you know, the main element of the reform is Decoupling.
This is because, in a global economy, decoupling is not possible.
(2) decoupling components: as to the coupling element between the oscillator and the load.
This allows decoupling the control and user planes of the Radio Access Network(RAN) and achieving the benefits
The decoupling of energy consumption from economic growth is one of the basic principles of sustainability.
After decoupling, the density fluctuations grew to become the large scale structure of the Universe revealed today by the distribution of galaxies.
The last scattering surface is the set of points in space at the exact distance that the photons just reach us today from the time of photon decoupling.
by the economic crisis, although a slight decoupling of economic activity from energy consumption also contributed.