Sentence examples for distribution traditionally from inspiring English sources

The Internet threatens established insurance companies by slashing the cost of distribution (traditionally 20% of premiums in pre-Internet days) and by making it easy for customers to compare prices.

A third objective was to determine why participants' decisions appeared to be based on the Laplace distribution in Parker et al. (2002) and Gordon and Schneider (2007), rather than on the normal distribution traditionally used in signal-detection theory.

Hence, to apply these methods the continuous distributions traditionally are split into a number of pseudo-components.

Thus for us the exponent γ of a power law fit is just a convenient single parameter quantifying the distribution which is A) consistent with the Gamma-distribution traditionally used to describe substitution rates; B) nearly universal in a broad variety of organisms ranging from H. pylori to D. melanogaster.

But Sundance also wanted to give American-made independent film a lift in Europe, where distribution has traditionally been difficult to obtain.

The migration of minority populations, especially seen in changes in population distribution in traditionally ethnic minority areas are closely related to social and economic development, urbanization advancement, social harmony and stability and even border consolidation.

The need for effective and innovative water policies is evident, and the proposed strategies increasingly exceed the task of irrigation water distribution as traditionally performed by the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation (MWRI) in Egypt.

Characterization of porous carbon for its pore size distribution is traditionally carried out with simple pore models of well-defined geometry (slit or cylinder) with both ends opened to the gas surroundings.