Sentence examples for distributed status from inspiring English sources

Each measure of field growth or symptoms (Table 2) was tested for inclusion, culminating in the model: (9) (10) where Y ijct is the binomially distributed status, with frequency of death p, of the ith seedling in the jth family and cth block (B) at the tth sampling time, occurring M months post-transplant.

These experiments show that FASTER is capable of detecting not only normally distributed sleep/wake status but also temporarily altered sleep/wake status.

It also causes the magnitude of fault current to change dynamically depending on the modes of operation (grid connected or islanded mode), type of distributed generator, status of distributed generators and number of distributed generators.

A fundamental negative result is then proved: no general self-stabilizing algorithm exists for distributed defeat status computation, indicating that self-stabilizing algorithms for this problem can be defined only under specific conditions.

Google has recently joined with the Web site flightstats.com to offer a free text-messaging service that distributes flight status reports and other airline information.

The good news for Pages administrators is that Facebook will probably be distributing more status updates from Pages that are media- or link-based, as opposed to text-based.

Last year the Center for American Women and Politics and Higher Heights joined forces to produce and distribute "The Status of Black Women in American Politics," a report on black women's representation at all levels of government.

Health care services are equitably distributed when health status and demographic indicators of health status are the strongest predictors of who uses health care [ 6].

To Weber, status is determined by the power that comes from the 'social honour or prestige' distributed within the status order (Weber 1922: 926 927).

That percentage is small, however, and far more evenly distributed across socioeconomic status, age, race, gender and the rest than people think; the need is not driven by poverty itself.

Also, coffee and tea consumption could be influenced by other lifestyle characteristics and not be equally distributed by social status.