Sentence examples for subsequent distribution from inspiring English sources

Finished products are distributed by warehouse locations in L subsequent distribution stages to meet the demand in the market stage.

As demonstrated in Zuo (2001 ) and Bennett and Xu (2008 ), the targeting of areas to retire has generally been conducted via a top-down approach, starting with retirement quotas that were distributed from the central government to the provinces, followed by subsequent distribution down through counties, townships and finally to participating villages.

Waiting at the drop zone will be the collection team, who will literally pick up the aid and manage the subsequent distribution.

These reforms that have taken place under the Freedom Act are directly attributable to Snowden's theft of classified documents two years ago and subsequent distribution to journalists.

The cremation of the body of the Buddha and the subsequent distribution of his ashes are told in the Mahaparinibbana-sutta ("Sutta on the Great Final Deliverance").

The subsequent distribution of growth varies among the different groups of vascular plants according to the shape of the mature leaf.

Afterwards, subsequent distributions have been applied for best fitted statistical distribution of each region.

As with the smaller periodic cells we observe that the phenol molecules manage to penetrate the mineral surface water layer and the subsequent distributions of compounds in the equilibrated large phenol water system are very similar to those observed in the smaller systems.

Remarkably few of them failed to attend subsequent distributions with nearly the same number of beneficiaries attending all six distributions (decrease of 1.6% from first to last distribution).

We do not show statistics in Figure 2 figure supplement 1D, we simply show a clustering of oocyte localized mRNAs and their subsequent distributions in early embryogenesis.

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