wide distribution

collocation in English

meanings of wideand distribution

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wide
adjective
uk /waɪd/ us /waɪd/
having a larger distance from one side to the other than is usual or expected, especially in comparison with the length of something; ...
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distribution
noun[C or U]
uk /ˌdɪs.trɪˈbjuː.ʃən/ us /ˌdɪs.trɪˈbjuː.ʃən/
the process of giving things out to several people, or spreading or ...
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Examples of wide distribution

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It is plausible to assume that the publication of the formulary and its widedistribution facilitated the use of prescriptions.
Another problem was that the noise, apparent in widedistribution of the clusters, probably caused some spikes to be misplaced.
This widedistribution of strains can be explained by the world's population mobility favouring the spread of different parasite strains.
The data were obtained by means of a widedistribution of questionnaires (an appendix shows their format), supplemented by direct personal contact and research.
Clay minerals are considered important to chemical evolution processes due to their properties, ancient origin and widedistribution.
The results demonstrate widedistribution of this protein.
This obviously does not reflect reality, as there is likely a widedistribution of retirement-decision dates across impending retirees.
The second orientation of the arm needs more neurons for the training stage because of the widedistribution of the output data.
By and large, the other alleluias of widedistribution tell us little more than the ones just mentioned.
Despite their widedistribution, little is known of the ecology or behaviour of leopard cats in the wild, especially in human-modified landscapes.
Conversely, individual untrapping events and a widedistribution of barrier heights would govern the relaxation dynamics of a poorly designed, frustrated system.
Moreover, it has a very widedistribution, and is found in nearly all the orange-growing countries of the world.
This suggests that these may be the most ancestral, having been grown over a very long period and therefore having gained a widedistribution.
With the widedistribution of secondary outbreaks an area of approximately 60r60 km was selected for modelling.
Because of these many-sided benefits, it is not surprising that geophagy has a widedistribution in animals and humans.
The widedistribution of collection points and the development of a sizeable salvaging industry have also contributed to the scheme's success.
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