Sentence examples for distribution and helps from inspiring English sources
AppFormix works with any OpenStack or Kubernetes distribution and helps operators gain real-time insights into the state and health of their clouds, then allows them to take action based on this information (and to automate many of those processes).
(The Roadster does it 3.9 seconds, btw) A row of batteries extends down the center of the vehicle's frame in a Chevy Volt-fashion that doesn't interfere with the car's weight distribution and helps keep the center of gravity sports car-low.
This system gives a rapid and important overview of the changing trends in incidence and pathogen distribution and helps in planning response to epidemics, for example, providing information on outbreaks to assist the International Coordinating Group on Vaccine Provision for Epidemic Meningitis Control (ICG) in decisions on vaccine stocks and release.
We now want to start investigating the emissions associated with wholesale and retail distribution and help drive down emissions.
Mindshare oversaw Unilever's online distribution and helped coordinate filming of the videos.
iZettle is calling this a "strategic investment," though, with more help coming in the way of distribution and helping iZettle gain more ubiquity in Europe, and possibly beyond.
Allsop began her career in 2000 in development and distribution and helped launch the film arm of Feel Films in 2004.
These results confirmed that the CR addition in soil could improve pore size distribution and helped to increase the plant-available water content.
On the labor front, MacArthur encouraged trade unions, which further checked the oligopolies, broadened Japan's wealth distribution and helped develop an increasingly affluent middle class that would serve as a domestic base for exporters.
This means that the parameter priors are modeled as Dirichlet distributions, and helps to reduce over-fitting.
It distributes a substantial portion of emission allowances to regulated, local distribution companies and helps to protect electricity customers from unnecessary price rises.
