Sentence examples for distribution on the platform from inspiring English sources

But over the years, there have been some tense moments between Facebook and SMBs, as Facebook has sought to build out more of its paid ad products over organic reach (that is, unpaid distribution) on the platform.

The rate of glucose utilization and the flux distribution on the platform were aligned to the experimentally reported values.

And if that happens, the CD and the DVD will be goners, at least in terms of software distribution on the Mac platform.

In the end, this Achilles' heel of an independent gaming site turned out to be an advantage as Zynga's almost monopolistic power over distribution on the Facebook platform eroded.

In addition to the carrots of investment and distribution on the Kahoot platform — which is likely to hit 100 million monthly active users this month (Furuseth said he was confident of the number today) — Kahoot is offering mentorship to potential cohorts in areas like monetization and product development.

The [signal log ratio × (1 − P )] value mostly ranged from 0 to 2.6 in this study, and in general, the distribution depends on the microarray platform.

Loren Appin: It's actually a pretty even distribution across all levels of seniority on the platform, with more than half of Fishbowl users at the manager level and above.

She spoke up strongly for measures aimed at supporting artists and creators from online piracy and to ensure they have "fair renumeration" vis-a-vis content distribution on tech platforms — and defended the EC's current proposal on online copyright reform.

In 2016, we will create 40,000 individual pieces of video content, and we recently launched the People/Entertainment Weekly Network, a free streaming service with distribution on the web, mobile and internet-connected platforms.

Further, preliminary observations are made on the distribution of air velocity on the platforms and on the impact of air velocity on the thermal comfort conditions.

But Judge Robert Kelly in Philadelphia ruled that the plaintiffs had failed to show they would suffer immediate and irreparable harm if the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, or Septa, allowed distribution on subway platforms, at bus stops or other sites where it does not now permit other publications.