Sentence examples for distribution schedules from inspiring English sources

But as on-demand personal and in-home video grows, battles over movie distribution schedules are intensifying.

Along with Kali, he tracked the major labels' distribution schedules and directed his sources to keep an eye out for certain albums.

This can be achieved by transporting goods in large quantities and in standardized units; by handling procedures using cranes, conveyor belts, and other machines; and by the careful coordination of the movement of goods with production, processing, and distribution schedules.

In a recent survey of 50 such sites, the firm found that in the next two years, most plan to expand beyond simply brokering purchases, and offer services like linking purchases with a company's distribution schedules, integrating transactions with financial ledgers and settling disputes between buyers and sellers.

Mr. Lillis argues that operating solely online has allowed Black Milk to work on its own design, production and distribution schedules, which also allows him and his team to cultivate a relationship with their customers – stylish twenty- and thirty-somethings around the world.

Wang et al. [12] study a problem with a finite number of vehicles which involves coordinating mail processing and distribution schedules at a mail processing and distribution center.

When the subscriber logs on to send e-mail and retrieve new messages, the e-mail server would update the advertisements according to a predetermined distribution schedule.

As a result of the tentative agreement the guild canceled a leaflet distribution scheduled for Saturday outside Joffrey headquarters at Randolph and State Streets.

The studios are also constrained by contracts that release movies on a fairly rigid distribution schedule -- first to airplanes and hotels, then to rental, then down to pay-per-view, then regular television.

The current agreement with the Sanzar nations runs out after the 2017 tour to New Zealand, and while there will be tough negotiations on both sides before a new deal is agreed, not least over revenue distribution, scheduling and the strength of warm-up opposition, no administrator wants the tours to end.

Leung and Chen [6] discuss an integrated production and distribution scheduling problem.