Sentence examples for distribution branch from inspiring English sources

VP also has a distribution branch in Miami, which is run by their sister, Angela Chung, 38.

Clive's son Joel is an artist-and-repertory representative for V. P. Other survivors include a daughter, Angela Chung of Fort Lauderdale, who runs a V. P. distribution branch in Miramar, Fla.; three sisters, Rita Henry of Brooklyn, and Molly Feliciano and Daphne Lyew, both of Fort Lauderdale; and 13 grandchildren.

(This month, The Star introduced a new weekly section of stories from The New York Times and a reduced version of The Times Book Review. The Globe and Mail's distribution branch delivers the Sunday issue of The Times to homes in the Toronto area and other cities in Canada).

Last week INgrooves announced that it was buying Fontana, the independent distribution branch of the Universal Music Group and retain a link with Universal for distribution of CDs; Ingrooves' revenue is expected to climb to about $135 million as a result of that deal.

In the model, the locations of synaptic contacts (red dots) were selected such that they agree with the experimentally determined statistical distribution (branch order and average distance from soma of 90 μm) of these synaptic contacts (Feldmeyer et al. 2006).

Historically, banks have controlled both the hardware (chequebooks and debit/credit cards) and the distribution (branches, websites, etc).

The overlying porous film contained irregular pore distribution, branching at different angles.

It is shown that the combined kinetic/topology MC algorithm can provide comprehensive information regarding the distributed molecular and topological properties of LDPE (i.e., molecular weight distribution, short- and long-chain branching distributions, joint molecular weight-long chain branching distribution, branching order distribution, seniority/priority distributions, etc).

Different percentages of chain extender were used in order to investigate the effect of PMDA content on the molecular structure (average molecular weight, molecular weight distribution, branching) of PET.

A major objective of polymerization reaction engineering is to understand how the reaction mechanism, the physical transport processes (e.g. mass and heat transfer, mixing), reactor configuration and reactor operating conditions affect the macromolecular architecture (e.g. molar mass, molecular weight distribution, copolymer composition distribution, branching distribution, stereoregularity, etc).

Additionally, the prior distribution of branch lengths impacts branch length estimation.