Sentence examples for dissemination point from inspiring English sources
The main dissemination point for information and results from the project is the web site www.globalcmt.org.org
The Defense Intelligence Agency is the central processing and dissemination point for such intelligence, which includes radar, radio, nuclear, and electro-optical data.
From a development and dissemination point of view, too, Android appears to be a more attractive choice since its open source nature allows free distribution of software and facilitates updates.
The reason of the high delay of TTDD in Figure 14b is that sink mobility causes the reconstruction of a new path between the sink and the dissemination point on the grid every time the sink changes its local cell.
We are currently seeking reference disease surveillance data to evaluate the accuracy of this system and negotiating with the village chiefs to set up disease surveillance data dissemination points for risk communication with the villagers.
During recent years, the use of 3D data acquisition devices has greatly increased resulting in the widespread dissemination of point clouds representations of sampled real-world objects.
By recording user interactions with the mobile application, we could thus gauge the end-user's behaviour and effectiveness of the tool's features such as the rate of dissemination of point-of-care CVD management recommendations.
Wilson isn't the only one with blueprints for guns nor could he stop their dissemination at this point, even if he wanted to.
If SCALE-UP passes this tipping point, dissemination may need to involve change agents and opinion leaders to convince the mainstream.
The main cause of death is recurrence associated with tumor dissemination, at which point current therapeutic options have little efficacy [13].
Drawn from that collection, the items in this exhibit highlight the important role that illustrators, cartoonists and designers played in the dissemination of conservative points of view during this formative period for modern U.S. conservative ideology.
