Analyses were undertaken with the use of 12 mo of continuous household consumer panel data collected by Kantar Worldpanel from 21,108 British households between October 2008 and September 2009.
Whatever way the brain is affected by continuous stimulation, consumers remain hungry for data, and graphical representation is the fastest way of transmitting it.
Participants identified that accessible, continuous, holistic, consumer-driven, recovery-oriented care was required if improved physical health of people with SMI were to be achieved.
The Popcornised end of the industry thrives as an adjunct of the marketing business, a research arm for its continuous innovation in consumer goods.
Inspired by the seemingly endless South American river with its countless tributaries, the notion of a continuous flow of consumer goods feeding into a massive marketplace perfectly aligned with Bezos' vision to create the world's largest e-commerce site.
Physical changes to the nation's housing stock are a continuous process responding to consumer demand, technological innovation, and periodic policy interventions (Galster 2008).
This contributes to the economic importance of the orchid industry in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, China, Netherlands, Hawaii and continental USA [ 2], but to meet consumer demands continuous novel flower colours and shapes are expected and very desirable to the horticultural industry.
Demand for cloud computing is created by the soaring popularity of smartphones and tablets, which provide consumers with continuous, on-the-fly access to the Internet.
To put the size of comScore into some context, its factsheet claims it tracks more than three million unique websites worldwide and its methodology page says it has "approximately two million worldwide consumers under continuous measurement".
