Sentence examples for distributed large from inspiring English sources
Further, "when income is unequally distributed, large blocks of purchasing power accrue to fortunate individuals under no pressure to spend, and the situation worsens".
He revived the ancient Vedic horse sacrifice, probably at the conclusion of his fighting days, and distributed large sums for charitable purposes during these ceremonies.
In January, Mr. Douglas, a D.J. and an aspiring actor, pleaded guilty to charges that he distributed large quantities of methamphetamines and cocaine over a three-year period.
After covering Neilson's fee and various other costs, Jolie and Pitt contributed more than thirteen million dollars that year to their foundation, which distributed large grants to Human Rights Watch, Global Action for Children, and other groups.
He was accused of acting as a sort of soldier for a longtime friend, Yorick Rafael Corneil-Perez, as they and others distributed large amounts of cocaine across the city, the United States attorney's office in Manhattan said.
It is all part of Mr. Toledo's strategy to win the large rural Indian vote, a constituency that was loyal to Mr. Fujimori to the end because he was identified with the defeat of a Maoist terrorist insurgency that rampaged through their villages and because his government distributed large amounts of milk and other aid to the rural poor.
Following that, it proposes a hierarchical network as a more flexible SoS architecture for complex or distributed large-scale systems.
Recently, cloud computing has turned out to be a desired standard for development of distributed, large-scale applications.
Component-based software development offers a promising solution to the production of complex distributed large-scale software systems.
Due to the ever-increasing computational capabilities and the increasing use of automated, distributed large-scale systems, intelligent controllers are being proposed and designed.
However, more widely distributed large-scale brain systems may be involved in cognitive processing in SAD patients when confronted with social situations.
