Sentence examples for distribution referred from inspiring English sources

An article in Business Day on Thursday about smaller video producers who use the Internet for distribution referred incorrectly to the television program "Oceans of Mystery" by Eco-Nova Productions, whash has a new diving section on its Web site.

Transionospheric radio signals may experience fluctuations in their amplitude and phase due to irregularity in the spatial electron density distribution, referred to as scintillation.

After the user has been idle for an appropriate amount of time (drawn from an exponential distribution), referred to as idle duration, it will start a call.

While numerous analytical, numerical, and experimental published works are available for predicting the permeability of media made up of fibers with a unimodal fiber diameter distribution (referred to as unimodal media here), there are almost no easy-to-use expressions available for media with a bimodal fiber diameter distribution (referred to as bimodal media).

Quantitative data without a normal distribution (i.e., pain history, headache intensity, headache frequency, headache duration, and number of active muscle TrPs) were analysed with non-parametric tests, and data with a normal distribution (referred pain areas) were analysed with parametric tests.

In agreement with this observation, it has previously been reported that protein structure-derived networks present a non-regular distribution referred to as the small-world phenomena [18].

The term "Gaussian distribution" refers to the German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss, who first developed a two-parameter exponential function in 1809 in connection with studies of astronomical observation errors.

Passing games have become about creating one-on-one mismatches through various formations and receiver distribution ("receiver distribution" refers to the where and who for how receivers line up).

"I'm too old for cartwheels, but it's close," said Dan Fellman, Warner's president for domestic distribution, referring to his reaction to the "ridiculously amazing" box office results.

Hyper distribution refers to syndicating one's content as broadly as possible with little or no restrictions.

The null distribution refers to the distribution under perfect model fit.