distributed
- adjective
- /dɪsˈtrɪbjuːtɪd/
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distribuido
- However, it should be evenly distributed across successive cohorts.
However, it should be evenly distributed across successive cohorts.
- However, it should be evenly distributed across successive cohorts.
- They have like distributed ganglia in their arms.
- It's a kind of different, more distributed way of doing science, I guess.
- And so it at its core what these are, are distributed digital ledgers.
- It's a very well distributed book and it's time and it's not a hard one to find.
- So a lot of that information is really distributed across the entire brain.
- But in this dynamic agile world of blockchain distributed ledgers, in commercial world, we want these.
- Is it thousands of distributed hackers across the world?
Examples
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The pressure is even and well distributed, ensuring that we get a nice smooth painting.
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All right, so how do distributed teams perform?
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The book has been printed in and distributed in different countries.
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And then all the water from this reservoir gets distributed to each one of the layers.
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They are geographically distributed, not so easy to find.
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Between the months of January and March, soup and bread were distributed from Broad Street and Saint Andrews.
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People don't live uniformly distributed over a country or a state.
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The resources were evenly distributed among all the participants in the project.
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In the new study, the students were distributed into different groups based on their skills.
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He noticed that the population was distributed unequally between urban and rural areas.
Synonyms
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2.9
Parts are given to people, often according to a plan
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3.5
Spread over a wide area and not close together
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3.0
Divided into parts and given to people, usually equally
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3.5
Arranged so they cover a wide area like papers fanned on a table
Spread out across a wide area
Split into parts and given out, often equally
Divided and given out to people or groups according to a plan
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A way of handling data where parts run on different computers connected by a network
How Scattered
Surface Forms
Morphology
distributed = distribute (transparent) = distribute + ed
This adjective is a regular past-participial formation from the verb 'distribute' and its meaning is directly inferable.
Etymology
Distributed comes from two parts: dis- meaning 'apart' and tribute meaning 'give', the same root you find in contribute. So, to be distributed is to have something 'given out' or 'spread out' across a place or among many people.