Sentence examples for a point of distribution from inspiring English sources

He said his staff had also prepared a "point of distribution plan" that identified sites where people could be sent for smallpox vaccinations.

Within hours of the Mayor's public announcement of this case, DOH and the Office of Emergency Management established an antibiotic distribution site (referred to as a point of distribution [POD]), at the main building that housed the media company.

In our case, we compare the distribution of SemRep predicates resulting from a PubMed query that expresses a seed topic and a point-of-view, as distribution P, with a large dataset of predicates expressing the seed topic from all of MEDLINE (i.e., representing all points of view), as distribution Q.

As more companies like AOL, Yahoo and MSN that have a first point of distribution (properties they own and program) enter the scene, advertisers will be able to easily run native campaigns at scale across multiple sites.

Logistically, the vast majority of brandy drinkers reside in the northeast and midwestern states, making it an excellent point of distribution.

A key focus point was the assessment of the newly created Help Centers as a point of storage and distribution of water, food and information to the community.

Liquid lopinavir/ritonavir is needed for children too young to swallow pills; it has a high alcohol content and has been reported to have very poor palatability, relies on a cold chain to the point of distribution, and is four-fold costlier than nevirapine [ 6, 7, 11].

As the name suggests, the line shows what a totally equal distribution of wealth or income would look like, which serves as a point of comparison against the actual distribution of wealth displayed by the Lorenz curve.

Another study (Coryell et al. 1986) also noted in a group of psychotic depressives that a point of rarity in the age distribution occurred at 50 years.

aPOD, point of distribution (for antibiotics); USPS, U. S. Postal Service.

aPOD, point of distribution (of antibiotics); MIS, management information systems.