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dispersion pattern

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The distribution of a series of rounds fired from one weapon or a group of weapons under conditions as nearly identical as possible; the points of burst or impact being dispersed about a point called the mean point of impact.

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As all the key drivers (optimized volumes, margins, brand, and access) move the online marketplace towards long term equilibrium, conventional retailers' online branches tend to exhibit price change and price dispersion patterns closer and closer to their online-only rivals and vice versa for the successful online-only retailers.
Therefore, he said, you'll have a more uniform dispersion pattern with more repeatable results--and be in control as to how the grain grows.
This is to test the dispersion pattern of the KIMs and DIMs found to date on each property, as well as to try to locate additional minerals and possibly some kimberlitic material.
 
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