Sentence examples for for efficient distribution from inspiring English sources

The city has even managed to sell its central location as a boon for efficient distribution at a time when domestic car sales here are booming.

Multisource ALM routing protocol is an indispensable mechanism for efficient distribution of data from many sources to many receivers.

Many File Systems and middleware exist for efficient distribution and management of data and they usually use Cloud Resources.

He married a genius for efficient distribution and inventory with point-of-sales databases.

In this paper, we present Radiator, a dynamic adaptable middleware for efficient distribution of context messages.

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The Taliban government refuses to allow for an efficient distribution of aid that has been assembled to help the Afghanistan people.

BitTorrent became notorious for the illegal sharing of pirated music, movies and TV shows during the early noughties, but is actually a piece of technology that allows for more efficient distribution of files across the internet.

We provide a solution for the efficient distribution of tasks by forwarding the service requests on an overlay network comprised on random cycles.

Native tissues contain space-filling dendritic pore networks, such as vasculature, for the efficient distribution of oxygen and nutrients; however, it is not yet possible to create tissue-engineered scaffolds with dendritic porosity.

Common examples are (a) the circulatory system which is responsible for the efficient distribution of blood in the body, (b) the respiratory system which coordinates the transport of oxygen in the body and the collection and release of carbon dioxide and (c) the nervous system which controls the dynamic transmission of information via electrical signals in the brain and throughout the body [1].