t distribution

American  

[tee dis-truh-byoo-shuhn] / ˈti dɪs trəˌbyu ʃən /

Or t-distribution

noun

Statistics.

1. a bell-shaped probability distribution that is flatter or more stretched out than the normal distribution.

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t distribution British  

noun

1. See Student's t

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Etymology

Origin of t distribution

First recorded in 1955–60; Student's t distribution

Example Sentences

Discounts: Free at launch to HBO subscribers on AT&T distribution platforms and HBO Now direct-billed customers.

From Reuters

Promotions: Free for about 10 million existing HBO subscribers — those who get HBO through AT&T distribution platforms such as U-Verse and DirecTV, and those who get the HBO Now streaming service directly from HBO, rather than a cable or online partner such as Amazon.

From Seattle Times

Promotions: Free for about 10 million existing HBO subscribers - those who get HBO through AT&T; distribution platforms such as U-Verse and DirecTV, and those who get the HBO Now streaming service directly from HBO, rather than a cable or online partner such as Amazon.

From Washington Times

Or it could harm Time Warner’s rival content producers by freezing them out of the AT&T distribution network.

From New York Times

“The problem now isn’t distribution — it’s curation,” Burnett said.

From Los Angeles Times