Sentence examples for collective distribution from inspiring English sources

He said he would consider adjusting enforcement of antitrust statutes if that would help news organizations develop collective distribution systems.

(This linkage has been explored in depth by Geert Hofstede and the authors of the GLOBE study). We find, for example, that companies operating in countries characterized by a high degree of institutional collectivism (defined as valuing equity within groups and encouraging the collective distribution of resources), such as France and Brazil, have cultures that emphasize order and safety.

Our goal was to reconstruct the evolutionary and colonisation history of four taxa endemic to this region (A. majus subsp. majus, A. majus. subsp. striatum, A. molle, and A. sempervirens) by using a dense sampling strategy, with a total of 452 individuals from 99 populations whose collective distribution spans nearly the entirety of the Pyrenees and adjacent mountains.

Figure 1, for example, shows a 3D movie I created of an ideal gas (blue spheres in a box), where I demonstrate that their collective velocity distribution converges to the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution over time, which is also the velocity distribution of hydrogen ions in our Sun!

This paper studies the sensitivity of heat losses in collective heat distribution systems using a simplified calculation method.

"It's really blown up," said Jay Peterson, a production executive at Original Productions, which is working with Blue Dream Media to create a reality show set at a pot collective, or distribution center, in Hollywood.

In our study collective the distribution of the highest school leaving certificates in the patient group differed discretely from the frequencies in the normal collective without a clear trend towards lower education in the patients.

The qanats system consists of two parts: collection and distribution system is a collective living.

In 2010, before the movement began making headlines, DuVernay co-founded Array, a film distribution collective, to cultivate a diverse range of films from minority film-makers.

France's hopes for the film's release were realized by Ava DuVernay's film distribution collective ARRAY.

For example, markets coordinate the collective production and distribution of goods nonintentionally, even if they are grounded in cultural and political institutions such as firms and states.