Sentence examples for tricky distribution from inspiring English sources

But he agreed that it posed a "very tricky" distribution challenge.

About Time suggests itself as a tricky distribution challenge since the romance and comedy come with a time-travel sci-fi element, and also intimate family drama: great if all the genre hooks accrete; less so if they cancel each other out.

That makes distribution tricky".

Many of the known identities for the Bernstein basis functions are currently derived in an ad hoc fashion, using either the binomial theorem, the binomial distribution, tricky algebraic manipulations or blossoming.

Distribution is tricky: modern retail chains account for only a third of consumer goods sold in China and a fifth in India.

Distribution, always tricky in the beverage business, has been a patchwork arrangement, encompassing everything from driving their own U-Hauls to piggybacking the product onto delivery trucks belonging to a corned beef company with lots of deli connections.

In a country where distribution is tricky, 300,000 locations, including 130,000 Internet cafes, sell Shanda's prepaid cards.

The ability to take a hundred or a thousand such units and plaster them on a wall, roof, tree, or whatever, and have them store power in a simple fuel cell all day long would be a great way to make power distribution less tricky in countries where there aren't exactly power lines running everywhere.

The one tricky thing about pure software distribution are system restores.

Although the interpretation about the p-value distribution is generally tricky and needs to be done carefully, it seems that the p-value distribution for miRNA-centric μ (in green) shows overall better discriminant power than target link-centric τ (in blue) and traditional gene-centric ρ (in red) methods.

The entropy H X) for the compression oriented distribution is a bit tricky to compute (see Appendix 1).