Sentence examples for broadening distribution from inspiring English sources
Broadening distribution in Europe and Asia could add another 3.5 million and 4 million units, respectively.
"We've been able to protect the price while are the same time broadening distribution and convenience," he told Daily VICE over a pint of beer from Great Lakes Brewery at Bar Hop, in downtown Toronto.
While coverage of higher PHB options increased under all models, option redistribution may result in quality habitat becoming more dispersed throughout the landscape; Models B and C by reduction of absolute AES coverage and Model A by the increased points value of the scheme broadening distribution of existing units.
Bornstein said the decision to broaden distribution for the game came after his realization that cable operators did not want to negotiate a deal.
Word has it that to mark the occasion, the normally discreet jeweler — best know for the Maltese Cross cuffs that its founder, Fulco Verdura, made for Coco Chanel — plans to broaden distribution, expand production and start e-commerce.
That trend was clear last month, as owners and executives of 45 Chinese companies came to Los Angeles seeking partnerships with small-to-medium American concerns to help broaden distribution in the United States for Chinese products and services.
… Lytro recently released accessories, broadened distribution, and added manual controls to the camera.
The system relaxes to a broadened distribution at (t-DMRG results, bond-dimension, quantum trajectories).
Once the heating is switched off, the high quasi-momentum components become redistributed and the system is relaxing to a broadened distribution, depicted in Figure 1 d).
Due to the enlargement of plasmonic resonance response and the broaden distribution of electric field, our proposed structures perform a better tunability compared with traditional metamaterials loaded monolayer graphene.
Both would result in a reduction in FT(χ k)*k3) amplitude because of missing contribution in the 2-4 Å range or destructive interference caused by a broadened distribution of distances, respectively.
