Sentence examples for more intensive distribution from inspiring English sources
Offering licensed merchandise in a more intensive distribution strategy can increase the team's market share, as more units are sold through more outlets.
After calcination, the progressive increase in the surface silicon contents (fSiO2-s) reflected a more intensive distribution of extra-lattice silica (i.e., the amorphous silica outside the interlayer space) in PCH.
In the second domain, break-up becomes more intensive and compensates coalescence, bubble size distribution becomes wider, since more small bubbles are formed, an equilibrium Sauter diameter appears when the superficial gas velocity increases.
After joining Lolapps as its chief executive, Sethi saw the company transition from simple, very viral quiz apps in the early days of the Facebook platform when distribution was easy to more intensive games like Ravenwood Fair, which was like a mix between Frontierville and a business sim game.
Where this is not the case, more intensive regulation and enforcement efforts are needed in distribution and end-product and service markets.
The water cycle and hydrological processes of wetland are increasingly influenced by the ongoing climate change and more intensive human activities, which may in turn affect the distribution and structure of vegetation communities.
The result: more intensive monitoring of markets, cancellation of contracts and suspension of distributions as needed.
After the local vote decision, the distribution of sensors which have detected the target becomes more intensive.
Meanwhile, the homogeneous formation and intensive distribution of small Ag NPs on ZnO nanorod arrays offering more chance for the bacterial cells contact with Ag NPs.
More intensive land use on these soils has resulted in greater demand for information on distribution, properties, and behavior of these soils.
"It's much more intensive.
