Synonyms for distributed
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1. distributedadjective

   spread out or scattered about or divided up

   Antonyms:
   bunchy, single(a), exclusive, undivided, thick, cumulous, thickset, concentrated

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1. stand-alone

   (of computer applications) components located/hosted in multiple locations

   capable of operating independently of any other device or system.

   Submitted by rinat on June 1, 2017  

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1. List of paraphrases for "distributed":

   circulated, disseminated, divided, apportioned, allocated, distribution, spanned, spread, issued, scattered, broadcast, distribute, dispensed, delivered, released, shared, redistributed, aired

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1. Mark Hamrick:

   In a perfect world, we’d have higher levels of emergency savings more broadly distributed across groups of individuals, but we don’t live in that perfect world.

2. Adam Gazzaley:

   Although most players may not have scientific training, they may indeed have skills( e.g. logic, spatial manipulation) that make them valuable, there is great potential for widely distributed games played by large numbers of individuals around the world to aid the scientific discovery process.

3. Sam Bullard:

   No doubt it will be a challenging few months as the vaccines struggle to get distributed and lockdowns remain in place, however, as COVID gets under control, we expect growth to ratchet higher, running at around a 7% pace in the second half of the year.

4. World Health Organization:

   The vast majority have been administered in high - and upper-middle-income countries, if these doses had been distributed equitably, they would have been enough to cover all health workers and older people globally.

5. Max Callaghan:

   What we find here is that the evidence is distributed unequally across countries, and this is really important because often when we try to make a map or to find out where the impacts of Nature Climate Change are happening, we find often few scientific papers in less developed countries or low-income countries.