Sentence examples for driving distribution from inspiring English sources

Perhaps one of my next columns will focus on apps for small businesses, but for now, I'd like to hear your opinions on what enterprise-level apps are doing well, where the opportunities are, what the security concerns will be, and who will be driving distribution.

Stochasticity is introduced by the Gaussian driving distribution, which quantifies motions that are not fully captured by the linear model.

Optimal foraging theory is often assumed to explain the individual-level decisions driving distributions of individuals in the field, but it may not adequately predict spatial and temporal characteristics of woodpigeon foraging because of the woodpigeons' excellent memory, ability to fly long distances, and distinctive flocking behaviour.

To our knowledge, no study has examined this issue nationally or assessed the role that residential segregation plays in driving distributions of urban tree coverage among racial/ethnic groups in the United States.

In this paper, the driving force distribution control strategy of distributed drive vehicle for four wheel hub motor is studied.

The initial results from driving range distribution have been calculated.

Compared with conventional internal combustion engine vehicle, the vehicle with multi-wheel independent technology has apparent advantages on vehicle dynamics control and driving force distribution.

Understanding predator resource requirements and the factors driving their distribution is often difficult due to their cryptic nature, however, this understanding is essential, given the current rate of urban expansion.

Meanwhile, streamlines between the same injector and producer can be subdivided to describe driving capacity distribution in water phase, providing useful information for the decision making of water flooding optimization, well pattern adjustment and deep profile modification.

Due to a fluctuating water table caused by a deluge of irrigation return water and high evapotranspiration rates coupled with low precipitation, capillary migration is the dominant mechanism driving the distribution and accumulation of salts and soluble Se in the upper horizons (Byz) of the wetlands soil.

The temperature difference driving force distribution in the square at different Rayleigh numbers is given in Figure 5.