Sentence examples for basis for distribution from inspiring English sources

But choosing natural features such as parentage, sex, skin color, height, and indeed innate intelligence as a fundamental basis for distribution is itself unjust: all these features have a discriminatory effect but have not been deliberatly acquired and cannot be altered by the individual.

One central problem with that account was its simplifying assumption that health care is relatively homogeneous in function and that the proper basis for its distribution must be the realization of that function.

Some of the criteria for selection mentioned in Bracquemond and Gaudoin (2003) are simple and flexible expressions, physical basis for the distribution, interpretation of model parameter, and efficiency of estimators.

There is no clear empirical basis for the distribution of the dynamic earth pressure, and recent experimental research studies have shown that the dynamic earth pressure has a triangular shape, and that the dynamic thrust is applied at 0.33 H above the base.

Grid-based biological surveys would provide the basis for sound distribution maps that are currently lacking for many species.

In light of the good agreement between the Sherlock et al. (1984) and Kershaw et al. (1980) estimates of F, these data sets are selected as the basis for a distribution for this parameter.

In order to investigate the possible association of these subtypes with disease, the biochemical profiles of various phylotypes have been investigated by other groups, but so far the underlying basis for their distribution remains elusive.

The GEV distribution, however, was preferred to the GNO and PE3 because it was based on a more solid theoretical basis for representing the distribution of extreme random variables.

Basis for differentiation No distribution costs, capacity-building, consultancy, water-filtering facility, training facilities, water and sanitation loan.

The solution gives the basis for a load distribution and load control algorithm for the optimised network.

It is, we say, unjust for someone to steal from people or not to give them what he owes them, and it is also unjust if someone called upon to distribute something good (or bad or both) among members of a group uses an arbitrary or unjustified basis for making the distribution (this last aspect of individual justice obviously has reference to social or at least group justice).