Sentence examples for evolving distribution from inspiring English sources

Experts say airlines' evolving distribution strategy is another outgrowth of a consolidated airline industry, where customers now face additional charges for just about everything except using the bathroom.

This is done in the context of an evolving distribution environment where distribution and marketing is increasingly moving online and to mobile devices.

Furthermore, it is argued that dmax imposed by pipe turbulence alone may be of limited practical significance, since the time required to achieve it may be unrealistically long, and its influence on the evolving distribution rather unimportant.

Here we follow the original interpretation but modify it by using a reference variable that has an evolving distribution, according to an Ornstein Uhlenbeck process, with statistics that are similar to those of a physical scalar.

"With the strength of Handango's consumer-facing brand, its extensive customer base, its vast network of content partners, and its growing and evolving distribution channels, it is no surprise that this list of top-tier investors are back for another round".

For example, whereas on the classical view learning involves something like hypothesis formation and testing (Fodor 1981c), on the connectionist model it is a matter of evolving distribution of "weights" (strengths) on the connections between nodes, and typically does not involve the formulation of hypotheses regarding the identity conditions for the objects of knowledge.

We present a computational method which uses Monte Carlo techniques to include the effects of large-angle Coulomb collisions in plasmas and which self-consistently evolves distribution functions according to the creation of knock-on ions of any generation.

New pivots are added to expand the computational domain in directions in which the evolving size distribution advances.

In the present paper the scaling properties of microstructure coarsening by Ostwald ripening or grain growth are studied by means of the envelope of the family of evolving size distribution functions, which complements the usual scaling analysis by some new aspects and results.

Diagnostic inferences from images (and clinical examination) rely on a constantly evolving "normal" distribution.

These performance measures contribute strongly to relative fitness and thus to evolving biogeographic distributions.