Sentence examples for corner distribution from inspiring English sources
The scale of a corner point is defined as a function of the corner distribution in its vicinity.
The App Store, for example, is largely dominated by publishers trying to corner distribution (they buy a lot of advertising to blanket the airwaves and ensure user acquisition) but they're teetering on the edge of having to become value businesses.
Concern is growing that as more and more goods flow in, close associates of Mr. Hussein will gain from cornering distribution rights, if not through outright black-marketeering.
The Corner-Point distribution has the urban region located at the corner of the system, again with a peripheral semi-rural and rural boundary.
The sensitivity of the corner-point distribution to the spatial scale of the system provides further insight into the influence of technological development on the optimal plant configuration and logistical flows.
A summary of the technological parameters relevant to each scenario is provided in Table 4. Sensitivity to centralised and corner-point distributions, regional scale (25, 50 and 100 km2 regions), and more detailed technological scenarios regarding logistics (Equation 4) and economies of scale (Equation 5) ratios are also explored.
The inset in the top-left corner shows the distribution of the summit craters (a).
Medihealth occupies a lucrative corner of the distribution world made possible by the peculiar pricing of prescription drugs.
b Experiment for corner detection with distribution of vector magnitudes of the landmarks in the robot's frame Fig. 10 System preformation evaluation in corridor detection.
(Note: the oval in dotted lines in the bottom-left corner shows the distribution of families with more children, and the life quality of parents from these families is less affected by the gender distribution of their children.
In New York, it's basically whoever has the biggest gun or the most soldiers gets the street corner for the distribution of narcotics and other organized crime activities".
