Sentence examples for a formal distribution from inspiring English sources

The basic policy on our embeds is that we do not allow sites to host the entire Hulu content library without a formal distribution agreement.

Within this framework, we tackle the problem of designing a formal Distribution-based Change Detector (DCD) able to identify statistically-significant deviations from the past behavior of each individual timeseries.

Informal organization, the manner in which an organization operates in reality, as opposed to its formal distribution of roles and responsibilities.

One other twist in the plot: Smashwords has no formal distribution agreement with Amazon, the current heavyweight of e-reading.

Homogeneity-of-variance in data was determined by Levene test, and formal distribution pattern of the data was confirmed by Kolmogorov Smirnov test and P P Plots, an SPSS tool that yields a graph to assess whether the data are normal or not (Shi 2012).

With this formal distribution, the observed distribution of all ODs was under the curve and the probability of an individual having an OD above 0.2 was less than 1‰.

8 The system of water distribution in KB is complex and much more unreliable than the formal distribution system provided by the city government.

Homogeneity-of-variance in data was determined by Levene test, and formal distribution pattern of the data was confirmed by Kolmogorov-Smirnov test and P-P Plots [ 82].

Formal distribution of tutor guides to students is not supported by the school; however on occasion individual tutors share the content of the guides with students with likely resultant flow-on effects through study groups.

The Internet's runaway distribution train could then carry it to the world without a formal distributor who could be blamed or targeted.

The Lorenz curve and Gini indices, originally used in economics research to assess income inequality [ 4, 5], were chosen to describe geographic distribution in this study because they can be used to summarize resource distribution on a formal, standardized scale from "0" (even distribution) to "1' (greatest possible unevenness of distribution).