Sentence examples for distribution choices from inspiring English sources

It is important to remark that just some easy computations are needed to extend the method to other distribution choices.

The user can then select production options such as mailing dates and paper sizes and types, and distribution choices such as first class, bulk postage, fax or electronic mail.

But then researchers Bianca Beersma and Gerben Van Kleef added a unique twist: They told some of the public-knowledge group that their group members were unlikely to talk about their ticket distribution choices, and told others that their peers were highly likely to discuss their decision among others.

It is unfortunate that reporter Anthony Clark Carpio did not touch on the most obvious of opposition options to the proposed actions being considered by the Orange County Water District board in his article ("Distribution choices for desal plant narrowed," March 10).

Hence we advise fitting the model for multiple distribution choices, to identify which may provide finite estimates of abundance.

These simple cases (with others such as log normal and log logistic) are the standard survival distribution choices available in common statistical software.

A four-step transport model which models trip generation, distribution, choice of mode and traffic assignment was used to model transport network performance (Fig. 2).

Likelihood ratio models for physicochemical data are usually constructed with the use of kernel density estimation procedure that exempts from the need for parametric distribution choice.

green product design; reverse logistics; total lifecycle assessment; selection (also, at spatial level) of main suppliers; investments and technologies in production and distribution; choice of procurement materials; choice of modes of transport.

Finally, for the functionally graded material case numerical results illustrate the influence of the power-law exponent and of the power-law distribution choice on the mechanical behavior of shell structures.

This not only renders the prior distribution choice a relevant tool for a complete representation but also responds to another critique that is often brought up against statistical methods in general, namely, that past evidence cannot provide for future developments.