Translation of "Dezentrale systeme" in English

We need to embrace decentralised systems, such as the energy cooperatives in Germany.

Central and decentralised air-water systems have the following advantages:

Associated with this is the necessity to master distributed and in particular decentralized systems.

Mostly these are distributed systems.

J2U is a complete batch runtime system for decentralized systems.

The readout of the supply meters can be per-formed by central and decentralised systems.

Self-adapting, decentralised systems boost process capability and quality.

Decentralised systems are connected to an energy supplier via a public communications network for control purposes.

In Germany, decentralised energy systems are becoming increasingly important.

This is why Eawag is investigating smaller, distributed systems.

For Europe, the evidence is that either centralized or decentralized systems seem to work well.

In many countries of the world, household sewage is collected in cesspits, and sewage disposal is managed on a decentralised basis.

Small-scale systems are therefore increasingly considered as an alternative to conventional large-scale underground sewer networks and wastewater treatment plants.

In particular, the test data for trial runs and for error analysis can be loaded onto decentralized systems.

To follow the requirements of the tourism market, Bluenergy already designed and developed various autonomous and decentralized systems.

Decentralised systems are increasingly being connected via the Internet with the central control rooms of the energy providers for control purposes.

We know that three billion people around the world are obliged to live without access to electricity, and it is quite crucial in terms of the poverty reduction that we should back something that offers real opportunities of doing this, that being decentralised systems using renewable energies.

A group of at least five Member States may entrust the Agency with the task of developing, managing or hosting a common IT component to assist them in implementing technical aspects of obligations deriving from Union law on decentralised systems in the area of freedom, security and justice.

However, as the scenarios show, centralized large-scale systems such as e.g. nuclear and gas power plants and decentralised systems will increasingly have to work together.

Decentralised schemes enable individuals and communities to share the costs and benefits of renewables and to identify possibilities for better matching supply and demand (e.g. in collective heating schemes).

Decentralised schemes enable individuals and communities to share the costs and benefits of renewables and to identify opportunities for better matching supply and demand.

It also includes micro-nano-bio systems, organic electronics, large area integration, underlying technologies for the Internet of Things (IoT) [8], including platforms to support the delivery of advanced services, sensors, smart integrated systems, embedded and distributed systems, systems of systems and complex systems engineering.

This conservatism is one reason why concepts such as decentralised systems, multiple networks, and vacuum sewers are often not adopted.

In the case of IPA components I and II these processes were facilitated by the fact that decentralised structures and systems existed already under the pre-IPA assistance.

In decentralised systems, what strategies exist to ensure that information gathered at a regional or sub-system level can be consolidated at a national level (for example to monitor consistency of services and equal access to entitlements)?