Sentence examples for to become distributed from inspiring English sources

I'm also puzzled as to  why Fallows would expect opportunity and human capital to become distributed homogenously, such that each society would come to contain "a cross-section of the world's whole income distribution".

Turbulence is important because it mixes and churns the atmosphere and causes water vapour, smoke, and other substances, as well as energy, to become distributed both vertically and horizontally.

While Vivaty is hosting all the rooms to begin with, its technology is architected to become distributed, like the Web itself.

After injection, the Au DENPs tended to become distributed as a short segment in the interspace between the skin and the subcutaneous soft tissue.

"We're seeing distributed power happening through solar and wind, and the next thing that really needs to become distributed is food production," says Green. "There's a huge amount of energy that goes into the distribution of food, and things are grown for transportability, not for quality, or flavor, or nutrition".

As for APP, TGN46 also moved from its normal peri-nuclear location to become distributed throughout the cytoplasm by 7 hr p.i. (Figure 10A and B).

TEM images taken before and after irradiation of the cell reveal that the nanoparticles, initially confined to lysosomes, become distributed through the cell.

These results suggest that more Cdx2 transcripts become distributed to cells that initiate differentiation into TE rather than to cells that develop as pluripotent ICM.

Similarly, distributed systems like Ethereum and MaidSafe raise at least the prospect of a decentralized Internet where, instead of relying on central servers and Stacks like Facebook or Google, applications become distributed, peer-to-peer, and reliant on no central authority.

Since biological ODE models have widely distributed parameters due to, e.g. biologic variability or experimental variations, model responses become distributed.

Patches were found to first appear around the end of the PSSR (Maruyama and Kawamura 2006), and become distributed, sometimes over 10,000 km in EW extent (Röttger 1973).