Sentence examples for experience distribution from inspiring English sources

In column (2) we show that including dummies for the quartiles of the sector experience distribution instead of the yearly measure does not substantially alter the results.

Single player games are beginning to experience distribution pressure from competitive games that launch on multiple platforms, as seen in Zynga's recent Word's with Friends cross-promotion to desktop, a play that has already moved 11 million MAU from a previously mobile-only title onto desktop Facebook.

Table 4 Educational distribution of native workers by job contract   Education level   High Medium Low Total FTC 19.1 49.2 31.7 100 ITC 21.6 48.2 30.1 100 Table 5 Experience distribution of native workers by job contract   Education level   High Medium Low Total FTC 19.1 49.2 31.7 100 ITC 21.6 48.21.6.1 100.

The direction of response bias arising from the low response in this study is not possible to ascertain; in comparison to eligible respondents, we achieved a similar demographic and experience distribution.

The latest confrontation between the media empires broke out when the publications in Mr. Donev's group experienced distribution problems, setting off a wave of accusations between the two publishing groups.

White Zombie experienced distribution problems from the beginning, and went through several film studios including Columbia Studios and Educational Pictures before its initial release.

Significantly, they also have years of experience building distribution on the mainland, whose 8% reported GDP growth last year was among the world's best.

"The market is kind of open to new solutions that can solve a lot of these problems in terms of the overall fidelity, the realism of the experience, the distribution of the content and the performance on the playback side".

Although the correlations were not as pronounced as the one observed between CRS and treatment experience, the distribution of pRC in the naïve patients and the patients with e.g. 9 previous treatments was significantly different according to a t-test (p-value of <2.2 10−16 and 1.699 10−9 for the Monogram and Erlangen model, respectively).

This combination should enable us to more rapidly refine our offerings, generating better user experiences for distribution partners and for users searching for the world's best tweeters regardless of their choice of devices".

To enhance end-user experiences, Content Distribution Networks (CDNs) effectively exploit the Domain Name System (DNS) to redirect end-users to close-by content replicas over short time scales.