Examples of using Decentralised application in English and their translations into German
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Individual Dish/Stirling systems are usually used for small, decentralised applications;
Just and decentralised application will prove its worth, certainly following enlargement.
With the PDP67 modules Pilz offers solutions for decentralised applications directly in the field.
This decentralised application would considerably strengthen their effectiveness.
What I mean- and this is directed at the public, not the Commission- is that its decentralised application must not lead to renationalisation, but must instead lead to Europeanisation.
Decentralised applications can help give reliable, trustworthy responses to the challenge of structuring Big Data according to the needs of researchers.
Furthermore, the new framework opens the way for a more decentralised application of the EC competition rules by Member States' competition authorities and courts.
NEO cryptocurrency units are used to pay for the creation and use of smart contracts andthe other digitalised assets and decentralised applications that can be built on the NEO platform.
The proposal aims to introduce a decentralised application of Community competition law through a directly applicable system of legal exception.
Finally, on the subject of modernising the implementation of Articles 85 and 86 of the Treaty,we do not think that decentralised application would necessarily be going in the right direction.
Epilogue: Decentralised applications help to structure Big Data for academics in a reliable and trustworthy manner- now it's up to the established players in the scientific infrastructure to make a move.
While the Bitcoin blockchain is used to track Bitcoin virtual currency transactions,the Ethereum blockchain focuses on triggering the source code of any decentralised application smart contracts.
Suitable treatment units for decentralised applications have been developed in recent years, however the state of knowledge in terms of their treatment performance and operation behaviour is still insufficient.
I would hope that this"Austrian model of Charter incorporation" might also be taken up by other constitutional courts-because it allows for an effective, decentralised application of the Charter within the national constitutional orders.
The decentralised application of antitrust rules will allow consumers to address their grievances to national competition authorities which will be fully involved in the implementation of European antitrust rules.
The Committee points out that the new rules on horizontal agreements and those on vertical agreements are preliminary to the reform envisaged by the White Paper andmust therefore be designed in anticipation of decentralised application.
Firstly, the authorisation system; secondly, decentralised application; thirdly, procedural rules; fourthly, judicial application; and fifthly and finally, excessive red tape.
The effective decentralised application of Article 81 would not be possible unless the national courts and authorities were able to examine grounds for exemption(Article 81(3)) as well as evidence of infringement.
For these reasons, Mr Turco' s report on the 1998 annual report on such important financial instruments as the Structural Funds is also relevant,since it opens up the possibility of strengthening the effective and decentralised application of those Funds and also because it opens the way for discussion and reflects the specific situation of these outermost regions with regard to establishing criteria for admission to the Structural Funds and their inclusion in Objective 1.
Moreover, in order to ensure more effective supervision and to encourage the decentralised application of Community competition rules, the new Council enabling regulation allows national competition authorities to withdraw the benefit of the block exemption where a particular agreement has a negative effect within their national territory and where this territory constitutes a distinct geographic market.
The latter's monopoly on the application of Article 81(3) blocks decentralised application by both courts and competition authorities and leaves the Commission as the sole real guarantor of compliance with the competition rules.
It aims to strengthen protection of competition in the Community by decentralising application of the rules on restrictive agreements and practices and abuses of dominant position.
Nevertheless these policies can only be successful if the public is made aware of their significance andthe possibilities to decentralise application of competition policy are explored more thoroughly.