Sentence examples for distribution of death from inspiring English sources
At the mayor's morning staff meetings, Mr. Giuliani moves quickly around the room quizzing each of his commissioners on the status of the cleanup downtown, the reopening of streets and the distribution of death certificates.
With little hope that survivors will be found in the wreckage of the World Trade Center, city and state officials set up a method yesterday for the mass distribution of death certificates.
Michael Arad's design, called "Reflecting Absence," involves a thin forest of eastern white pine trees, which the designer specifies as "over 100 feet tall," to be arranged randomly, echoing the random distribution of death.
The mission to specify the number of victims has been a necessary one: partly for history, partly for the distribution of death benefits -- and partly to satisfy a communal desire for a number whose exactness might bring some comprehension to the incomprehensible.
Figure 1 Distribution of death times.
The report considered that Thames withheld distribution of "Death on the Rock" from Gibraltar and Spain specifically to address such concerns, though it was widely discussed in British newspapers (which are widely sold in the territory) and extracts later became available in Gibraltar.
But so far the geographic distribution of deaths in Iraq includes men (and a few women) from every state except Hawaii, Montana and West Virginia.
The distribution of deaths by parity was significantly different from the herd distribution at the end of study with the largest percentage of death present in parity ≥4.
Pi occurs naturally in tables of death, in what is known as a Gaussian distribution of deaths in a population; that is, when a person dies, the event "feels" the Ludolphian number.
Furthermore, we expect the distribution of deaths to be determined by differences in various biological as well as social characteristics of the mother, in particular the length of the birth interval, the total number of births, and the parental care.
If it had been included, that estimate would have been significantly higher.The Fallujah data-point highlights how the variable distribution of deaths in a war can make it difficult to make estimates.
