Sentence examples for the subsequent distribution from inspiring English sources
Waiting at the drop zone will be the collection team, who will literally pick up the aid and manage the subsequent distribution.
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.
After the farm's liquidation in the early 1990s and the subsequent distribution of the animals and production facilities, the former kolkhoz members had to develop new income strategies.
Current research often focuses on the distribution of maritime containers by using combined transport or more specifically, on the usage of rail or inland waterways to serve hinterland terminals and the subsequent distribution of containers to recipients by truck.
For he allows that a Laplacian calculator of unlimited computational ability who knew only the basic principles of physics and the state of the universe at a pre-biological stage might predict the subsequent distribution of all matter in physical terms (pp.327 9).
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.
We used collected samples to determine transport routes of 2,4-D from the lawn into the homes, its subsequent distribution between the indoor surfaces, and air concentration as a function of airborne particle size.
Comparison with the mechanically agitated surface aerators has enabled us to understand the controlling mechanism in the induction and subsequent distribution of the air i.e. turbulence or convective motion.
Figure 1A shows the incorporation of the fluorescent dye into the liver cells and subsequent distribution of the fluorescent dye through the gap junctions of the tissue.
Upon absorption from the gastrointestinal and pulmonary tracts or through the skin, and subsequent distribution, however, the chemicals become significantly diluted.
