Sentence examples for preferred distribution of from inspiring English sources

In addition, the preferred distribution of semi-coherent Y2Hf2O7 oxide particles was observed only in the γ phase due to the prior partitioning of Y and O to this phase.

So a fund that intends to keep a certain share of its portfolio in safe-ish long-term debt will sell Treasuries to the Fed in exchange for newly printed cash, but will then find itself in need of portfolio rebalancing to get back to its preferred distribution of risk, maturity, and so on.

It is noteworthy that even under zero uniaxial strain, there will still be residual anisotropic strain exists, which may be due to a preferred distribution of In atoms [23].

And then he says -- "Screw all of you, I'm starting the universe again with my own preferred proton mass, my own preferred distribution of forces".

"Balance" is the thermodynamically preferred distribution of a particle (or submolecular component) in a molecular system.

Hybridization on interphase nuclei revealed the preferred distribution of HinfI-satellites in euchromatic regions (arrows in Figure 3, L), while only reduced signals are notable in heterochromatic blocks.

We introduce a tool called the distribution builder that allows an individual to examine different probability distributions of future wealth and choose a preferred distribution from among all alternatives with equal cost.

* Preferred distribution.

Select the preferred distribution method for your survey.

Now replace all sub matrices H u r, H u s u r by these matrices, for each relay u r, so that in each block column corresponding to information bits, we have a random matrix R i ; this is required to conform any preferred degree distribution of the LDPC code.

The premise behind these models is that environmental conditions are the primary determinant of realized species niches, and that the future preferred range distribution of species can be predicted by transferring the environmental parameters associated with the present distribution onto maps representing future climate scenarios (Pearson and Dawson 2003).