Sentence examples for distribution interests from inspiring English sources

Last April, Chinese regulators forced iBooks and iTunes Movies out of the country, although that decision might have had its roots in China's business and media distribution interests rather than its interest in controlling the flow of information.

On the streets of New York there are no doubt numerous worthy options: Film Forum is fun, but it's not a revival house proper, nor is Village Cinemas (formerly Cinema Village) nor IFC which sometimes shows old movies but they're mostly safe bets in between programming which again largely serves its distribution interests.

"I would have preferred if the categories chosen in ImageNet were more reflecting the distribution of interests of the population," he said.

For Mill, as for other instrumental theorists, rights are a tool for producing an optimal distribution of interests across some group.

The theorist begins with the rights that she wants to justify, then gives a "just so" story in terms of an optimal distribution of interests that leads to exactly those rights.

If one considers the distribution of interests and authorities, this model has proven productive.

While the model presented by the authors may reproduce many of the degree distributions of interests (e.g. exponentials and power-laws), it is certainly false that it produces 'arbitrary' degree distributions.

Hence, monitoring the convergence of the algorithm is essential for producing results from the posterior distribution of interest.

Unfortunately, the involved posterior distribution of interest above is often analytically intractable and hard to derive in practice.

Presenting the Relative Motion Descriptor, we show that the distribution of interest points alone (without explicitly encoding their neighbourhoods) effectively describes actions.

Unfortunately, interpretation of a raw ensemble forecast as a sample from the predictive distribution of interest is generally not justified because the raw ensembles exhibit both bias errors and (most frequently, under-) dispersion errors.