Sentence examples for a consumer population from inspiring English sources

Our automobile companies have been going through a precarious debacle for many years as the businessmen who led them fiercely resisted making needed changes in the types of cars they made for a consumer population that has become increasingly more apt to buy fuel-efficient and "cleaner" cars made in Japan, South Korea and other countries.

One of the attractions of China is a consumer population with $1.3 trillion in savings and a vibrant commercial sector in one of the world's fastest growing economies.

Building on this explanation, we propose and analyse a model of duopolistic competition where firms compete in menu design in the presence of a consumer population with heterogeneous preferences and overload menu-size thresholds.

By explicitly estimating the variance components for multiple scales, the niche width of a consumer population can be deconstructed into relevant levels of population structure.

By explicitly estimating variance components for multiple scales, the model can deconstruct the niche width of a consumer population into relevant levels of population structure.

By incorporating dietary variability into the isotope mixing model framework, we have provided the tools necessary to assess the niche width of a consumer population based on variability in diet, rather than variability in isotope signatures.

The booming Chinese economy has been a big factor, creating more opportunities, giving them access to a huge consumer population and also cheap labor.

India's population is already at 1.1 billion, with the age pyramid indicating a vibrant consumer population as compared to Japan's aging society of about 110 million.

However, with a decreased availability of the resource over time, and an increased consumer population, diet switching to alternative prey by the consumer often occurs, resulting in complex trophic interactions [7], [10].

As predicted, seven test measurements of the model execution time for a fixed number of time steps relative to N and a range of consumer population sizes were found to be collectively linear with an adjusted R2 of 0.9963 and a p-value of 3.221 × 10-6.

In what the company calls its Influences book, which is distributed twice a year to clients, none of whom it will name, for $1,375 a copy, the consumer population is divided into various "tribes".