Sentence examples for logic of distribution from inspiring English sources

Without currencies to define boundaries, marketing regions will be less tied to national borders than today, following instead the logic of distribution, or of culture.North-eastern France, for instance, might be lumped with French-speaking southern Belgium rather than with south-western France, which has more in common with the Basque region of Spain.

BOOK REVIEW A Class That Struck It Rich For members of Stanford University's class of 1993, Internet wealth and the peculiar logic of its distribution among a group of high achievers has left classmates feeling like players in an especially high-stakes lottery.

Species were found confined in places that did not fit well in the logic of a distribution by Noah's Ark (Chapter 4).

The preliminary list of the basic parameters of future welfare models – strategic focus, level of administration, benefit distribution, logic of financing, innovativeness, personification and delivery of services – is formed by combining the 'traditional' WS characteristics and the main challenges and criticisms of current welfare models.

"The logic of oil exploration, exploitation and distribution lays its own map over the natural terrain," says Henner.

In the age of 'capitalist realism' (pdf), it is unthinkable to mention the politics of distribution, let alone challenge the logic of the unfettered market.

Just as content providers don't want to forfeit pricing power to the owners of distribution infrastructure, so the same logic applies in reverse.

This is because built into the chemical stratigraphy is the temporal and spatial relationship between different parts of the site reflecting the logic behind the distribution of contamination.

Milbourne, of UTS, said he could not understand the logic behind the distribution of the cuts: "The difficulty is that funding to science, engineering and some of the skill shortage areas has been substantially reduced, meaning fees will have to go up significantly, while government support won't be reduced in areas that are not skill shortage areas".

The main logic of this methodology is that current distributions of biota, as proxied by point collection data for the example given here, adequately reflect all causal influences, both biotic and abiotic.

This study evaluates the underlying logic of urban planning behind the inequitable geographical distribution of public open space in Hong Kong.