wide distribution造句

country-wide distribution network

tufted wiry rush of wide distribution.

The pine-tree has a very wide distribution.

Allopolyploid plants have a wide distribution in the nature.

The wide distribution of granite and quartz sand, clay construction materials is an important resource.

Today, Haaen-Dazs ice cream boasts world-wide distribution and popularity.

The wide distribution of this fox in the severe arctic environment is due to its excellent adaptation to cold and to a wide variety of foods.

Henan's resources of historical culture are characterized by long history, wide distribution, rich category, high grade, and so on.

Sporopollen implies warm-cool and moist climate of temperate zone, suggesting wide distribution of deciduous and latifoliate forests.

Colleges use the SAT to sort applicants, and a wide distribution of scores helps them do that.

'We put a lot of love and hard work into this picture,' says Rory Bruer, who heads world-wide distribution for Sony Pictures.

Jade huang ornament possesses a niche in the jade wares unearthed from the Neolithic Age, characterized by large quantity, wide distribution and long duration.

Yanchang formation of the Upper Triassic in the Ordos basin have a wide distribution of alluvial fan, fluvial, lacustrine, fan delta, braided delta and meander delta deposits.

Drought, flood, frost and hail are major meteorological disasters with the characteristics of high frequency, wide distribution and serious conditions etc. in Shandong Province.

The fermentation pits of Luzhou-flavour liquor are representatives of Chinese aged pits because of its wide distribution and large quantity.

There is a wide distribution of thick loessal sediment around Qiaojia in the Jinshajiang River valley, especially near the Huatan area, Ningnan county, Sichuan province on the left bank.

The bonds of society have been held in place by language, codes of law, custom and ceremony, as well as by the wide distribution of the products of the arts and manufacturing.

Thanks to nearly universal testing of pregnant women and wide distribution of free antiretroviral drugs, fewer than 4% of babies born to HIV-positive mothers are infected with the virus.