Sentence examples for core traction from inspiring English sources

But the key technologies that comprise the "modern" elevator – woven cable, safety brake, electric motor, core, traction and elevator bank – were all defined in the second half of the 19th century, in a period of great urban and technological transformation.

However, not all entrepreneurs embrace the principles of business planning and even those that do may not have a strong focus on ensuring all activities are strongly correlated with the core aim of gaining traction.

But it is also true that Kennedy's circuitous structures typically suggest a mystery or crisis at their core, in fact gain their traction from the promise of a revelation, and where there isn't one – or where it remains too obscure to discern – the manner of telling seems more habit or trick than necessity.

However, Demotix might now get traction because the core technology – better cameraphones – is now commonplace.

Tiny Pictures operates Radar, a mobile photo sharing app which never got a lot of traction beyond a core following.

The raise comes off the back of the high traction of their core games, Word Trick and Bubble Blaze.

Both moves are a sign of how Groupon is continuing to try to improve traction on its core business of daily deals, which have had a big drop in usage since the company went public.

Only deal with these intensive partnerships once you have proven traction with your core app experience and want to reach out beyond the relatively large population that discovers apps via the app store and friend recommendations.

He too sees that small money might have significant traction over hard core technical deals.

Tilera is based on research that I was myself a part of almost 15 years back, but multi-core computing only started gaining traction in the last five years.

It may be played at alt-right rallies, but it doesn't seem to have developed much traction beyond the hardest core of hardcores.