The phrase 'distribution time' is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a specified period of time when something is distributed or made available. For example, "The store opens at 9:00 am for distribution time."
The multi-objectives of the model are minimizing the average distribution time and the distribution time of the slowest channel.
Table 3 provides details on the measurement instruments, operational parameters and applied codes to produce the size distribution time series.
Equal sized segmentation does not always result in the least distribution time.
This paper proposes a framework to measure rental yields across the distribution, time and space thus providing a comprehensive picture of housing markets.
It includes graphical checking of the structural model, mode shapes, deformations, extents and locations of plastic hinges, plotting of nodal velocity, acceleration, and energy distribution time histories.
In the second stage, a relief distribution plan is developed based on various disaster scenarios aiming to minimize: total distribution time, the maximum weighted distribution time for the critical items, total cost of unused inventories and weighted shortage cost of unmet demands.
The smoothed pseudo Wigner-Ville distribution time-frequency technique and the centroid of the spectrogram are used to estimate the instantaneous velocity of the target's cardiopulmonary motion.
The basic difference between the normal TFR (time frequency distribution) and affine distribution (time-scale distribution or TSD) is that TFR is covariant to time and frequency of signal while TSD is covariant with time and scale of the signal [49].
There were no significant differences between young and aged rats in either contrast distribution times or CSF flow rates.
Van Damme, M. et al. Global distributions, time series and error characterization of atmospheric ammonia (NH3) from IASI satellite observations.
Finally, we consider the effect of finite re-distribution time of PG at different altitudes through conduction current (the (vec {J}) terms instead of the (partial vec {D}/partial t) term in the Ampere's law) in response to the cloud charge distribution, because this takes longer time near ground due to the much lower conductivity (or dielectric constant) than in the cloud.
