Sentence examples for venues distributed from inspiring English sources

The filtered dataset, which is used in our analyses, contains a total of 170,665 check-ins performed by 118,902 users in 14,982 venues, distributed across 15 countries, as detailed in Table 1.

21 Zhejiang is a coastal province located in eastern China, with a highly developed economy, cultural values of openness, a large migrant population (inflow mainly), and is rich in sexually transmitted infections risk factors, such as high prevalence of sexually transmitted infections and different entertainment venues distributed in the main urban areas at which female sex workers are employed.

Roughly 250 teams of youngsters will be needed for roles like carrying athletes' kit at Games venues and distributing official results sheets.

Participants suggested that children's centres were more effective venues for distributing vitamin supplements but were concerned that many were being closed.

The posters and leaflets that were found in a few of the venues had been distributed by peer educators some time previously.

Organisers behind the show of European solidarity arrived at the west London venue to distribute the 2,500 flags they bought after raising £1,006 for the plan through a crowdfunding campaign.

He also revealed he will pay for 10,000 tickets at each venue to be distributed free.

Permits for mobility impaired parking spaces directly next to the chosen venue will be distributed on an as needed basis.

The lineup features "Far-Flung follows function," a theater performance that blends human actors and Internet data, "Virtual Venues: The Distributed Body," a dance media installation utilizing video and audio to connect the Contemporary Arts Center with participants in other locations, a celebration of composer Richard Wagner's 200th birthday and more.

Though all venues provide access to distributed social resources, some settings are more effective than others in addressing the specific learning needs of knowledge workers.

They were distributed at venues including homeless centres, pubs and hospitals in a bid to boost reading.