Sentence examples for shared distribution from inspiring English sources
Both Toshiba's and Motorola's strategic position would be damaged if either terminated the alliance because the two companies have such a high level of interdependence in the form of shared factories, shared distribution, and complementary specialized skills.
One used higher GDP growth – which expands the size of the economic pie – and the other used a more broadly shared distribution of growth, where the slices of the pie are divided more evenly.
In the Stanley Black & Decker case, the elements included overlapping businesses with broad scope for expense reduction, a modest premium amply justified by the synergies, clear governance and control, and a shared distribution of future gains.
Here, we compare three Bayesian formulations for mechanistic model parameterization that differ in their assumptions about the variation in parameter values between various datasets: 1) global analysis - no variation, 2) separate analysis - independent variation and 3) hierarchical analysis - variation arising from a shared distribution defined by hyperparameters.
The shared distribution of specialized talents is the foundation of civilization itself.
We should perhaps ignore this interesting academic debate, and pay more attention to the shared distribution patterns of abiotic stress tolerant rice accessions as they can be utilized for the development of climate resilient varieties, as we cannot afford to fail the major global challenges like food security by 2050.
The shared distributions test (d) combines the joint distributions of dN and dS for both datasets and was also found to have a significantly lower likelihood (p < 0.001; 10 df) than HA which allows for variation in rates in both datasets.
And the way many of them cluster together helps them to share distribution and marketing.
A document outlining Isuzu's latest restructuring also suggests Chevrolet will sell an Isuzu product, and G.M. and Isuzu will share distribution networks.
Kaplan continues to offer test-preparation courses, and in November the two companies announced an agreement to share distribution of some products and services.
Steven Goldstone, RJR's chief executive, admits that while there are some synergies, "cookies and cigarettes do not share distribution or marketing or even the same sales forces.
