HBO, at this point, would note that it's a premium-cable operation and, as such, does not have the same near-universal distribution of such basic-cable networks as History, much less the universal distribution of the broadcast networks.
The carotenoids constitute a group of yellow, orange, or red pigments of almost universal distribution in living things.
Nikki Rocco, the president of Universal Distribution, said that the Bridge, National's upscale theater in Los Angeles, is a big success and that Universal routinely opens films there.
Third, the capacity of the universal distribution network (the Internet) has caught up with demand indeed, we already have considerably more fiber-optic capacity than we need.
Larry S. Karp and Jeffrey M. Perloff, "Vertical Contracts and Mandatory Universal Distribution," The B. E. Journal of Economic Analysis and Policy, 13(2), October 2013:595-626.
The universal distribution of fats in plant and animal tissues suggests physiological roles that go beyond their function as a fuel supply for the cells.
"One, they can provide universal distribution, since there is a church or place of worship in every village in the world.
It is also based on the more recent idea of measuring intelligence through dynamic/interactive tests held against a universal distribution of environments.
Given the abundance and universal distribution of potassium in the Earth's crust, the encouraging results make NPC a promising candidate for KIBs anodes.
One result of Werner's approach to rock classification was that each unique lithology in a succession implied its own unique time of formation during the Noachian flood and a universal distribution.
"Regardless of the type of experiment, or the kind of polymer or concentration, we see this universal distribution, and it's broadly applicable to a wide range of fluids," McKinley says.
