Sentence examples for elaborate distribution from inspiring English sources

To do that, Mr. Ortega built up an elaborate distribution structure over the years.

Some farm-to-table companies, like La Ruche in France, and Farmigo, the company I founded, are tapping into individuals at the grassroots level to collapse elaborate distribution networks and directly connect farmers and eaters.

While most founders and investors will agree that distribution is just as important as product, we believe that at the pre-traction stage, a thoughtful product strategy trumps an elaborate distribution plan.

This procedure's advantage is that only the functional form of the conditional means must be correctly specified, rendering it unnecessary to make any more elaborate distribution assumptions of the type demanded by fully parametric models.

Given the specificity of glomerular innervation by mitral/tufted cell apical dendrites, and the elaborate distribution of the lateral dendrites, it seems likely that complementary mechanisms may emerge that differentially affect apical versus lateral dendrites.

In these embryos, α-tubulin was also decreased and exhibited a less elaborate distribution than in controls (Fig. 5K,N,Q; n=10).

In living organisms, confined space with specific chemical composition and elaborate spatial distribution regulates the formation of natural structures.

In the third test with statistical analysis in discriminating highly likely G4 structures from putative G4 motifs in the human pre-mRNA sequences [ 26], the results show that the HMM-based model that can represent elaborate length distribution of G-run regions outperforms the other three models presented in this work.

To elaborate on the distribution issues that can occur between the source and target domains, the application of natural language processing is used to illustrate.

By numerical simulation and an elaborate electric field distribution design, S. oneidensis cells were successfully trapped and positioned in the hole arrays.

Mislevy ([1991]) shows, in the context of estimating subpopulation parameters for the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) and similar large-scale surveys, that incorporating latent variables from a measurement model into a regression analysis requires more elaborate random-effects distribution for θ i than shown in equation 6 above.