Sentence examples for outside the distribution from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Ackman then asserts that if that is the case, no rational person outside the distribution network would ever purchase product at the full retail price.
Des Walsh, Herbalife's president, said the study validated the company's view that people in its sales network "are selling to millions of customers outside the distribution channel".
Mr. Walsh shows a video of people enjoying the nutrition clubs, to show that the company sells to customers outside the distribution network.
The company also commissioned a survey by Lieberman Research Worldwide, which found that 5 percent of United States households reported buying Herbalife products, and that 90 percent of the sales were outside the distribution network.
Outside the distribution of measurement error, it would appear that we should always bet that a phenomenon is concentrated until we have evidence against it.
In fact, the generalization ability of the eventual model y ^ = h x, w cannot cover samples that lie outside the distribution of the training set.
For the localities outside the distributions, we selected 11 weather stations, each of which is nearest to an inside-distribution locality across the high mountain ranges and has similar altitude.
When using a two-class method, we chose values for features of the negative class which lie outside the distributions of values for those features which characterized the positive class [ 13].
If the viruses exist in a natural reservoir, then their occurrence outside of the distribution of that reservoir taxon would be only fleeting, as long-term maintenance is not feasible.
The method is based on computing the luminous intensity distribution on the inward facing side of façade elements from BTDF data (measured or calculated) and the outside luminance distribution as seen from the façade element.
Outside of Europe the distribution of ammonites and other fossils used in correlations is often patchy because of unsuitable habitats during the Oxfordian and deformation of the strata after deposition.
