Sentence examples for has traditionally distributed from inspiring English sources

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The voucher system, which contrasts starkly with the way in which the US has traditionally distributed its food aid, has "also helped mitigate tensions between refugee communities and local communities".

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Power in education has traditionally been distributed in this country for good reasons, so no single ideology can come along and take over.

As some of this tax has traditionally been distributed back across the racing industry, some trainers and owners are struggling to turn a profit.

The medal-laden Central Coast brewery (recently named Mid-Sized Brewery of the Year at the Great American Beer Festival) has introduced a new mixed 12-pack of their beers, and it means that Angelenos will finally have easier access to the Santa Barbara favorite 805 Blonde Ale -- a beer that has traditionally been distributed only within its namesake area code.

The Internet's community has traditionally favored the distributed control paradigm due to its scalability.

Energy has traditionally been generated centrally, distributed over power lines and sold to consumers.

QTL mapping with sparsely distributed markers has traditionally used maximum likelihood methods and has employed the LRS or the related Log of the Odds ratio (LOD) as a measure of the association between genotype and phenotype [LRS=2ln(10)×LOD].

The domain of networked control systems (NCS) has traditionally been concerned with modeling and designing distributed controllers in the presence of control message loss, varying delay and jitter.

"Long Island has traditionally been shortchanged in the formula for distributing foundation aid," or money for high-tax districts, she said.

Trafficked commodities may pass from group to group along the supply chain; for instance heroin in Italy has traditionally been produced in Afghanistan, transported by Turks, distributed by Albanians, and sold by Italians [ 6].

Although many species are widely distributed in the Greater Caribbean, regional endemism has traditionally suggested the presence of biogeographic breaks, such as in the Florida peninsula [49], the West Indies [50], the Bahamas [51], and the Southern Caribbean [25], [52], [53].

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