The phrase "average adobe" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something typical or standard related to Adobe software or products, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The average adobe user may not be aware of all the features available in the software."
Alternatives: "typical Adobe" or "standard Adobe.".
Average savings, Adobe noted, include 16.3percentt for computers, 4.7percentt for TVs and 12.2percentt for toys.
The average savings Adobe is seeing are 15.4% for computers, 4.9% for TVs, and 12% for toys, but bigger savings are yet to come.
On February 11, Adobe had an average rating of Buy -- with one Sell, 11 Holds, and 17 Buys -- and an average target price of $56.57 -- 24% less than the $69.92 at which it traded on February 27.
Adobe says the average order value on pre-Thanksgiving day is, as of 2pm Pacific, $132, down from $137 earlier in the day.
Shopify, which provides a real-time sales visualisation for some 600,000 merchants on its platform — typically smaller retailers than the 80 biggest tracked by Adobe — said that average sales per minute for those merchants peaked at around $870,000 per minute, a rise on earlier today, with the average shopping cart order price clocking in at $89.37.
Six cyan magenta yellow black (CMYK) values for each test strip were obtained from the scanned images through the use of Adobe Photoshop and averaged to generate the colorimetric response.
At Adobe, which achieved an average annual compound return to shareholders of 28% over the past five years, top executives' base salaries are only 10%to25%5% of total compensation.
Files range from thirty to fifty megabytes in Adobe Photoshop format and average fourteen megabytes for the aerial (campus) shots in TIFF format.
Adobe says that the average discount on goods today was 24% and that this number will grow as more Black Friday deals are released.
All vocal stimuli were calibrated to the same average root-mean square (RMS) power with Adobe Audition.
