Sentence examples for characterisation of consumers from inspiring English sources

What interests me is how this phenomenon will evolve as the characterisation of consumers improves.

This research will comprise three work packages (see Figure 2) and will involve a) characterisation of how consumers respond to information (Work package 3) b) characterisation of consumers' information seeking behaviour (Work package 4) and c) exploration of the role and potential use of deliberative engagement in food risk/benefit communication (Work package 5).

This research ranges from national polls by Gallup and Nielsen, to green marketing annual surveys by the Natural Marketing Institute and the Shelton Group, to issue specific surveys on climate change and food by NGOs and green consulting firms, to green brand-funded surveys of specific products, to new segmentations and characterisations of consumers around the world.

In response to the growing use of consumers for sensory product characterisation, methodological research contributing to development of best practise guidelines is ongoing.

We start by providing a revealed preference characterisation of Gorman Polar Form preferences for an individual consumer.

In addition to a few interesting and rather important side results (like a revealed preference characterisation of Gorman Polar Form preferences for an individual consumer), we proposed a revealed preference test for exact linear aggregation.

Also the majestic characterisation of the English.

The characterisation of Powers is masterly.

There's hardly any characterisation of the dads.

Perhaps you find the characterisation of Oliver laughably sentimental.

No. That's not a fair characterisation of what, um......