Decentralize
Subject was violent and ignored lawful orders, resisting arrest, so he had to be decentralized to be taken into custody
Decentralize by Whoopty Doo! January 30, 2023
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DECENTRALIZE
Present participle: DECENTRALIZING, past participle: DECENTRALIZED
The act of body tackling and slamming, a suspect of a crime to the ground with all available force possible to the arresting law enforcement officers (usually law enforcement). Most often with multiple officers, sometimes from the side or behind, sometimes from multiple angles at the SAME time, including from above ... in body armor.
Best when the target lands on something uncomfortable, and depending upon the crimes: painful. Concrete and
The act of body tackling and slamming, a suspect of a crime to the ground with all available force possible to the arresting law enforcement officers (usually law enforcement). Most often with multiple officers, sometimes from the side or behind, sometimes from multiple angles at the SAME time, including from above ... in body armor.
Best when the target lands on something uncomfortable, and depending upon the crimes: painful. Concrete and
"When this guy comes out of the store Sargent, you go high from the left, i'll go low from the left, and we will DECENTRALIZE him into last week!"
DECENTRALIZE by THE FRACTURED BEAR March 30, 2023
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decentralized currency
Digital money organized by a synced distributed ledger online. While centralized currencies are backed by the economies of countries, decentralized currencies typically don't have a government affiliation. These currencies are run by incentivized volunteers via appropriate consensus algorithms. Much like incentivized volunteers run Uber, called drivers, and Airbnb, called hosts, incentivized volunteers, traditionally called "miners," run these decentralized currency protocols. Examples of decentralized currencies include Bitcoin and Ethereum.
decentralized currency by undertheradar July 8, 2019
Decentralization
Decisions are made by many different groups and individuals.
To be elaborate, it's the separation and distribution of authority, resources, and/or bureaucratic processes and jurisdictions to lower levels of government, divisional and departmental levels, or lower/middle-level managers.
To be elaborate, it's the separation and distribution of authority, resources, and/or bureaucratic processes and jurisdictions to lower levels of government, divisional and departmental levels, or lower/middle-level managers.
Decentralization by mr. topher May 17, 2004
decentralised exchange
Back in 700BC the manicures man invented the towel in an effort of decentralised exchange, that would continuously be recreated and improved as a revolutionised product, said good and service to be exchanged universally.
decentralised exchange by Mong off January 24, 2022
Decentralized
Those in guerilla stock trading, and bombing Wal-Mart parking lots and The World Bank benefit from their unquashable decentralized leadership.
Decentralized by Bon Bonnington August 9, 2008
decentralized dating
slang for non-monogamous relationships, but explained like a decentralized platform as the metaphor.
decentralized dating by personalhel November 9, 2025
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