Sentence examples for more geographically distributed from inspiring English sources
Even as it sustains overseas military bases and continues exercises with allies, the Pentagon also has plans for "establishing a defense posture across the Asia-Pacific that is more geographically distributed, operationally resilient and politically sustainable," Mr. Gates said.
Its consumption is forecast to grow faster than that of oil, and along with the availability of renewable energy, will make energy supplies more diverse and more geographically distributed, which might sooth fears of shortage and disruption.
Certain tasks involve human actions (e.g., loan approval sign-off by one or more geographically distributed persons).
Among the Order Primates, only humans are more widely geographically distributed than the rhesus.
Previous studies have focused solely on floodplain contexts, whereas this study points to a more comprehensive and geographically distributed use of the landscape.
More and more product development projects involve geographically distributed groups of developers.
I would singlehandedly save the Republic and maybe then finally be able to transfer to a more widely respected, less geographically distributed branch of law enforcement.
To support large-scale DVEs with real-time interactions among thousands or even more distributed clients, a geographically distributed server architecture (GDSA) is generally needed, and the virtual world can be partitioned into many distinct zones to distribute the load among the servers.
These monocotyledonous plants family are in the family Lemnoideae which contains five genera: Lemna, Spirodela, Wolffia, Wolffiela and Landoltia, encompassing more than 38 different species geographically distributed around the globe [ 2].
It also supports the results of previous research showing that virtual panels may potentially expedite the elicitation process, minimize burden on participants, allow the conduct of larger and more diverse panels, and include geographically distributed participants [ 8, 9].
That is a surprising result, since past work suggests that the coordination of software development activities is more difficult when the developers are geographically distributed [20, 25].
