Distribution
* Most distribution determines climate patterns.
* Most distribution is caused by fungi
  - microscopic fungi
* Piping plovers inhabit shorelines of lakes, rivers and oceans.
* Some distributions represent a family of distributions.
* accounts for effects.
* affects availability.
* bases on climate change predictions
* depends on availability
  - several factors
* determines broad patterns
* has explanations
  - importance
  - parameters
* have many uses in science and statistics.
* influences patterns.
* is acts
  - affected by environmental factors including climate, soils, and topography
  - an organization
  - arrangements
  - commerce
  - described in terms of the range, altitudinal preferences, and ranges of subspecies
  - part of marketing
  - spacing
* is the delivery of purchased power to the consumer
  - process of getting a record into the record store
  - reversible transfer of a drug between one compartment to another
  - temporary placement of alcohol into body tissue
  - term used to indicate how much of a given area is lighted or illuminated
* makes more senses
* provides information
* reduces cost.
* refers to geographical distributeions.
* refers to the act of making a component known to other components
  - dynamic movement and temporary storage of a chemical within the body
  - where organisms are found
* reflects temporal variation
* requires permission.
* shows differences
  - growth
* targets women.
+ Gentianaceae
  * Distribution is cosmopolitan. The family consists of trees, shrubs and herbs showing a wide range of colours and floral patterns.
+ Sapotaceae
  * Sapotaceae' is a family of flowering plants, belonging to order Ericales. Distribution is pantropical.

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Age distribution
* can have a major effect on how the population grows.
* is important in the planning of services and housing types
  - the number of organisms of each age in a population

Apportionment
* are the church s unified approach to solving problems
  - expression of a covenantal connection to be in mission and ministry together
* is distribution
* refers to assigning representatives based on the relative sizes of a larger group.

Electronic distribution
* has the ability to nearly eliminate distribution costs for information.
* reduces the time from days to minutes.

Fat distribution
* can influence a person's risk of disease.
* is determined by two factors, namely heredity and diet
  - different also in women and men

Food distribution
* creates a lot of solid waste.
* influences patterns.
* is done by the fluid within the coelom.
* plays an important role in a colony.
* takes the form of emergency food parcels and the provision of free bread.

Frequency distribution
* is distribution
  - one way that data is presented
* show how many observations have various values of the variable.

Income distribution
* has direct consequences on the poverty rate in a country.
* is no abstract economic concept
  - one aspect which matters in order to have high-sustained economic growth
  - skewed in geographical, social, and gender terms

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Normal distribution
* are a family of distributions of the same general form
  - that have the same general shape
  - symmetric with scores more concentrated in the middle than in the tails.
  * The 'normal distribution' probability distribution. It is also called 'Gaussian distribution' because it was discovered by Carl Friedrich Gauss. The normal distribution continuous probability distribution. It is very important in many fields of science. Normal distributions are a family of distributions of the same general form
* commonly found distribution that is symmetrical and unimodal.
  - probably one of the most important and widely used continuous distribution

Population distribution
* means the spatially dispersed condition of the population.
* refers to how the people are spread across the land.