Sentence examples for distribution helps from inspiring English sources
Deep insight into types of vegetation variability provided by AVHRR space scanner images of vegetation index spatial distribution helps reveal impact of land surface changes on environment.
Quantitative knowledge of entrained air void size and distribution helps ensure that an adequate design strength is developed, while maintaining resistance to freeze-thaw damage in cement-based materials.
Pacific Standard | Research by Robert Manduca, PhD candidate in Sociology & Social Policy, shows how the rise in income inequality in the top few percentiles of the distribution helps explain why, more than 50 years after the Civil Rights Act, black-white family income disparities in the U.S remain almost exactly the same as they were in 1968.
However, looking at the tails of the distribution helps us to understand better what is going on.
The investigation of cation distribution helps to develop materials with desired properties which are useful for many devices [13].
Accordingly, the size distribution helps us judge the eruption style, including possible involvement of external water (Morrissey et al., 2000).
Rent control and land distribution helped to equalize incomes in the villages and rehabilitate the sociopolitical status of the peasants.
Newspapers, for all of their new media rhetoric, remain primarily a manufacturing industry, and a joint operating agreement with Newsday would allow huge savings in terms of printing and distribution, helping to stem the chronic red ink at The New York Post.
The keiretsu industrial structure allows them to use all of the market's infrastructure to achieve this; relationships in technology, information, politics, and distribution help the company assert its leadership.
On the other foot Silver screens Limping back to power Bye-bye, B'Stard Forever blowing bubbles Of mice and MPs Michael Gove, school swot ReprintsThe digitisation of film distribution helped, says Andrew Myers of the Everyman, a large independent group.
Since 1998 Zimmerman figures he saved $150 million from more efficient distribution, helped by tech spending.
