Sentence examples for discrete markets from inspiring English sources

Although scores of them have flirted with Internet customers through expensive Web site redesigns, Facebook fan pages and iPhone applications — and a few, including Cartier, have introduced pilot e-commerce projects in discrete markets like Japan — most high-end watchmakers are missing a tremendous opportunity by not selling online, luxury goods strategists say.

Interest in discrete markets and technologies for agtech will continue as farm management adopts a data-driven agronomy, encompassing imagery, sensors and artificial intelligence platforms driving an evolution from precision to "predictive" agriculture.

Because of the need to split searchers in discrete markets, using any other typical school characteristic (% traditionally disadvantaged group for example) would require an arbitrary cut off value to define markets.

And the discrete market for advertising within applications seems promising, but it is largely untested.

The research firm is also concerned about ATI's presence in the desktop discrete market, where it sees potential share erosion.

Exchanges could be arrayed along a continuum with discrete market transactions at one end and the integrated firm at the other.

The reason for the lower revenue forecast was that even though ATI's overall personal-computer volume grew 5% during the quarter, the company's product mix shifted toward the lower end of the desktop and notebook discrete market, which are lower margin businesses.

One question raised by opponents of such action is whether the proper market analysis should be of Google's role in the overall advertising marketplace, within online advertising as a whole, or just within search advertising as a discrete market.

It's actually three distinct markets: 19th century (1839-1900), modernist (1900-1970) and contemporary, each with its own fairly discrete following.

And because AT&T's and Verizon's own land-based services operate mostly in discrete geographic markets, each cartel rules its domain as a near monopoly.

Combined, ATI and Intel would have 68% overall market share in PC graphics, while an ATI-Nvidia partnership would effectively capture 100% of the discrete graphics market.