Sentence examples for distribution it would be from inspiring English sources

In the powder metallurgy process, if the compact body has a non-uniform density distribution, it would be very difficult to achieve the desired dimensional accuracy because of the non-uniform shrinkage that occurs during the sintering process.

There is interesting work done on intra-household distribution, it would be great to systematize it.

According to the stress distribution and the cracks distribution, it would be expected that the cracks originate from the growth process.

Lastly, as BMI does not provide information on fat distribution, it would be of interest to investigate whether central versus peripheral obesity exert similarly influence on the exercise response.

Concerning their expected distributions, it would be interesting to understand why they are so different according to the types of genes they consider (i.e. essential, haploinsufficient, etc) and why according to the bins under consideration, real protein complexes are overrepresented or underrepresented with respect to random expectation.

"If Facebook hadn't taken such an aggressive strategy towards consolidating itself as a central node for information distribution, then it would be held to lower standards.

Mr. Saban said he believed that the Firm should focus on representing talent -- that without a distribution arm it would be hard to succeed with film and television projects.

But Coleman Breland, president of TCM and Turner Content Distribution, said it would be programmed to appeal to passionate and knowledgeable film fans of any age.

It is unlikely that there is adaptation to existing physical and environment conditions in their present areas of distribution as it would be a sure recipe for extinction.

If λ-distribution held, it would be possible in theory to arrange ensembles of particle pairs in which controllable probabilistic dependence would not be washed out, and accordingly the statistics of distant outcomes would depend on the nearby controllable factor.

It would be impractical to characterize all the possible orientation states by their full distribution functions, and it would be equally impractical to attempt direct numerical property predictions for all the various orientation states.