We are a country whose distribution system is itself a kind of violence.
A taxon whose distribution is confined to a given area is said to be endemic to that area.
It could even sell its stake, say, in a dermatitis drug patent to buy one for a malaria drug, whose distribution it could afford to subsidize.
The change did not please newsstand vendors, and what had been a mainstream publication became a magazine whose distribution was often restricted to pornographic bookstores.
That could all change with the acquisition of Miller, whose distribution could serve as a springboard for other S.A.B. products in the United States.
For the US release of In Rainbows, the band teamed up with RIAA member ATO Records, an independent label whose distribution is handled through a Sony Music affiliate.
Specialty drugs also include medications whose distribution is tightly regulated as federally controlled substances, like the narcolepsy treatment Xyrem, which is distributed through Express Scripts.
The two are expected to bid aggressively for artists and for Cash Money and Big Machine, two independent labels whose distribution deals with Universal are expiring soon.
There is an extensive tau-immunoreactive pathology, whose distribution is different from Alzheimer's disease tauopathy.
Face sheets are reinforced with carbon nanotube whose distribution may be uniform or functionally graded.
Fisher suggested in 1930s algebraically structured pivot functions (PFs) whose distribution does not depend on unknown parameters.
