Sentence examples for clusters of consumers from inspiring English sources
In a world filled with black boxes, G.M. might use its 30 seconds to distribute 50 different commercials to 50 different clusters of consumers.
When transport costs are sufficiently high a firm can spend more money shipping goods to clusters of consumers than it saves on cheap land and labour.
It also created a new unit, the Condé Nast Media Group, to sell ads across groups of magazines in similar niches (like Vogue, Glamour and Allure, for instance) rather than one title at a time — giving it leverage with advertisers wanting to reach defined clusters of consumers.
Six clusters of consumers based on self-reported changes in food choices were identified with latent class analysis (LCA).
"By widening the services, they get richer behavior out of you, and more precise clusters of consumers," says William Nowacki, chief executive of Hyperparallel.
A District Cooling System (DCS) is an interconnected system encompassing a centralized chiller plant, a Thermal Energy Storage TESS) unit, a piping network, and clusters of consumers' buildings.
"The environment will only be an entry point for a small cluster of consumers," he said.
Our experience suggests that one way multinationals can quickly gain the scale they need is to identify clusters of similar consumers across multiple markets.
While the spotlight of the latest technology boom has been focused on a cluster of popular consumer applications like Facebook, Groupon and Zynga, investors are increasingly taking a shine to the start-ups building the infrastructure for those Internet powerhouses.
While the spotlight of the latest technology boom has been trained on a cluster of popular consumer applications like Facebook, Groupon and Zynga, investors are increasingly taking a shine to the start-ups building the infrastructure for those Internet powerhouses.
DealBook » Behind the Glittery Web Start-Ups, Investors See Other Gold | While the spotlight of the latest technology boom has been focused on a cluster of popular consumer applications like Facebook, Groupon and Zynga, investors are increasingly taking a shine to the start-ups building the infrastructure for those Internet powerhouses.
