Sentence examples for distribution for the first time from inspiring English sources

We've got proper weight and balance distribution for the first time.

Designed mechanistic model is compared and validated with the experimental data for voltage-current characteristics and channel-rib current density distribution for the first time.

In order to superimpose the influence of multipath fading, modelled by general α−η−μ distribution, with shadowing process modelled with Gamma distribution, for the first time in the literature, we will present in this section novel composite fading distribution.

To understand the regulation of metabolism, the carbon material and reduction balances were applied to estimate the carbon flux distribution for the first time, and metabolic flux analysis (MFA) was used to provide qualitative information and guidance for effective metabolic design.

For 13 consecutive months, temperatures ranked among the warmest third of their historical distribution for the first time on record.

Since the model itself was innovative and MSS employed the voucher distribution for the first time; therefore the purpose to keeping higher share of voucher clients in selected sample was to validate the distribution of voucher.

Based on data from two commonly used databases (Office International des Epizooties (OIE) and Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)) of global HPAI H5N1 outbreaks during the period of 2003 2009, we examined and compared their patterns of temporal, spatial and spatio-temporal distributions for the first time.

Applying different initial tracer distributions to a given vortex, and making axial scans of the spreading tracer distribution, allowed, for the first time, to quantify and classify the complete set of strongly different transient dispersion modes.

The company re-examined its distribution, and for the first time made an effort to wrangle celebrities.

The company will place its programming on five satellite television channels, giving Vivendi its own distribution capabilities for the first time.

And Mr Piketty reckons that as wealth plays a bigger part in an economy, it will tend to become more concentrated.The decline in the role of wealth in the early part of the 20th century, Mr Piketty observes, coincided with a levelling out of the wealth distribution, as for the first time in modern economic history a broad, property-owning middle class emerged.