Sentence examples for distribution promises from inspiring English sources
Internet distribution promises creators and independent companies freedom from the stranglehold that major record companies and publishers have enjoyed for decades over music distribution.
A broad distribution promises the highest resolution of alleles, because genetic distance and molecule mobility in the gel matrix are highly correlated due to the three-dimensional structure of the heteroduplex, which increases in complexity with more mismatches between the reference and the target strand.
But it is a pale version of the nirvana of unlimited distribution promised by the visionaries.
Matt Murphy, a partner in a fund set up by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers to invest in iPhone apps, ascribes the intense interest to the consumer demand for the iPhone, as well as the unfettered distribution promised by the App Store: it limits the phone company's role as a gatekeeper.
Of course, not all of input signal distribution promise Pr1 is a convex/concave problem.
HTS's potential applications in electricity distribution promise to increase dramatically the capacity of electrical power lines and reduce the losses that occur in copper wire.
The distribution agreement promises to shore up the Tutor group as it completes financing arrangements — which include equity and bank debt — for a purchase that is priced considerably higher than other bidders were willing to pay.
The distribution of promises is also significantly different from a random one (χ 2 test: p < 0.01 ).
Our party/rave was held at the Silverstein Gallery on Friday and despite the fact that there was no free acid distribution as promised (oopsies) the place was so packed, crazy and drunk that it would have been hard to notice someone stealing your virginity.
"Discontent is there, and talk in the markets centres around distribution and how promises from the authorities cannot be trusted," the source continued.
During the struggles for independence, the governments of Latvia and Estonia had promised distribution of land to landless volunteers.
