Sentence examples for widened distribution from inspiring English sources

As in a truss system, the number of struts in tension (positive strain) and compression (negative strain) were roughly equal, with increased loads resulting in a widened distribution (SD) compared with that at 50 N tare load indicating increased strain magnitudes.

The same recommendations hold for planned introduction of new agents or widened distribution of existing ones, until we have better information concerning validity of "pretesting" programs.

The Washington Post, Cosmopolitan, the Guardian and The Lad Bible shared their experiences of using social channels to widen distribution and find new audiences.

"We started to see a widening distribution of earnings by majors," said Professor Carnevale, who also served as chairman of the National Commission on Employment Policy under President Bill Clinton.

The third industrial evolution – the era of information technology – appeared to have resulted in an intensification of trends seen in the first two: "a hollowing-out of employment, a widening distribution of wages and a fall in labour's income share.

The child mortality rate has declined by more than a quarter in the last two decades — to 65 per 1,000 live births last year from 90 in 1990 — in large part because of the widening distribution of relatively inexpensive technologies, like measles vaccines and anti-malaria mosquito nets.

To widen distribution he has added classes in Illinois and Texas and has kept his ad budget steady.

This move, said Gale, "is obscene, given our need for revenue and given the widening distribution of wealth and income over the past 40 years".

Vargas takes pride in the film's widening distribution, and he said it's the first film produced and directed by an undocumented immigrant to reach such a large audience.

A recent collaboration among Fair Trade Judaica, T'ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights and Equal Exchange has created a fundraising program partnership for synagogues and organizations to widen distribution of the bars that were first certified by Rabbi Aaron Alexander, Associate Dean of the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies at American Jewish University in Los Angeles.

Z-scores allowed for a comparison of effect sizes across ages, uninfluenced by the widening distribution of BMI with age.