Sentence examples for distribution at scale from inspiring English sources

"We believe that GoViral … allows us to match our ambition for premium content creation and engaging advertising, with highly targeted distribution at scale," said the AOL Europe senior vice-president, Kate Burns.

"The App Publish platform can support different content types, if and when the business case is there to do so, for content distribution at scale".

Global procurement markets require complex coordination among WHO, the GAVI Alliance, UNICEF, and other multilateral institutions to organize purchase and distribution at scale; however, the global health community wrestles even more with local market introduction.

Small-scale heterogeneity of sorbent distribution at the scale of 1 cm will extend the time required, whereas porewater movement by advection or mechanical dispersion and/or bioturbation will enhance contact between sediment and the added sorbents.

Our results characterize exotic earthworm distributions at scales relevant to forest ecosystem processes, and allow for future extrapolation of laboratory and controlled field studies assessing impacts on soil nutrient cycling across northern temperate forests.

Accurate delineation of biomass distributions, at scales that range from local and regional up to global, becomes significant in reducing the uncertainty of carbon emission and sequestration, understanding their roles in influencing soil fertility and land degradation or restoration, and understanding the roles in environmental processes and sustainability [58].

However, radiance differences between areas with and without commercial timber on a sub-hectare scale were small, indicating LANDSAT images would have limited utility for assessing commercial timber distribution at this scale.

Although ostensibly the four maps map the same variable, they have different spatial distribution at different scale.

Results highlighted the high spatial and temporal variability in parasite distribution at watershed scale, as well as the prevalence of Giardia over Cryptosporidium.

Conversely, Microtermes toumodiensis and Ancistrotermes cavithorax appear to have no or little influences on grass species distribution, at the scale studied.

A two-stage optimization model which can be used to optimize secondary energy production and distribution at community scale is introduced.