Sentence examples for model of distributions from inspiring English sources

"We've spoken to the guys in Switzerland that ran the model, and there were issues in Switzerland - but that was partly to do with the model of distributions where money was still concentrated in the top 12. "And partly also to do with the lack of really good stadia below the top 12 clubs.

As an inventor and visionary, Jefferson surely would have reveled in the explosion of new forms of distributing journalism that have overtaken the old "dead tree" model of distribution.

The old model of distribution, which allowed a landmark American independent like Jim Jarmusch's "Stranger Than Paradise" (1984) to find its audience slowly, began to disappear.

"It is an attempt to legitimise the present model of distribution, where a minority believes that it has the right to consume in a way which can never be universalised, since the planet could not even contain the waste products of such consumption".

And while state officials here admit that the current model of distribution is subject to manipulation by those simply wanting to buy marijuana for recreational use, they argue that the federal threats are endangering those who truly need it.

Secondly, a simulation model of distribution network with two inverter-based DGs is established.

On the media side, Taylor Swift's 1989 takes Best Album, which isn't surprising given it was a massive success, as well as the focal point for a debate about the merits of the streaming model of distribution.

This paper proposes formulations of the updated load demand considering household RTP and builds the economic optimization model of distribution networks, considering DGs.

Indeed, it would be completely wrong simply to point fingers elsewhere and ignore the thirty-times-greater environmental impact children born in the developed world have than those born in developing nations: "It is an attempt to legitimize the present model of distribution, where a minority believes that it has the right to consume in a way which can never be universalized".

This model does not oppose the B4a1a model of distribution which we proposed initially.

According to the theoretical predictions, I expected that birds nesting in homogeneous habitats should form colonies according to the central-periphery model of distribution, whereas in heterogeneous habitats, the central-periphery gradients should be disrupted (uniform model of distribution).