Distributions [noun]

Just like the change in playoff format flattened out the championship odds across the league, so too did all of 2020’s peculiarities conspire to flatten out the distribution of Doyle numbers.

Covaxx’s technology, she says, would make distribution far easier.

While we await the wide distribution of a vaccine, CEOs should only reopen if an effective treatment becomes broadly available.

Liu suggested, however, that widespread distribution of the vaccine may not be necessary in China given that the country has largely stopped the spread of the disease.

They are increasingly first-generation, nonwhite, and motivated to solve their communities’ problems by addressing the unequal distribution of environmental costs and benefits.

Advertising revenue in the three months to June dropped 21% versus last year, canceling out a 2% lift in distribution revenue.

The e-commerce juggernaut has been in talks with Simon Property Group, the largest mall owner in the US, about turning some of the spaces occupied by its anchor department stores into distribution centers, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Biologists are racing to understand these differences, and how hot waters can affect the life cycles and distributions of many different animals.

However, the Comcast-owned media company reportedly has not secured distribution deals for its entrant in the streaming wars to be available on the two predominant connected TV platforms, Amazon’s Fire TV and Roku.

This is the reason why 94% of B2B marketers turn to LinkedIn for content distribution.