In order to be competitive and to offer distinguishable products which delight customers, companies have to tailor their products to the exact needs and specifications of their customers.
But in March a deliberate decision was made by upper management to abandon their goal of dethroning HP and instead focus on making better, more distinguishable products.
Acer's founder, Stan Shih, speaking recently at an event in Taipei, said that Acer needed to take its sights off of being the world's biggest PC vendor and (presumably) focus on better and more distinguishable products.
To verify the specificity of the rt-PCR assay, conventional PCR assays that amplify genogroup-specific, size-distinguishable products from the TTV untranslated regions were designed.
Thus, catabolic routes have clearly defined beginnings but no unambiguously identifiable end products; anabolic routes, on the other hand, lead to clearly distinguishable end products from diffuse beginnings.
It should be noted that although the assays produced by PRTPrimer are bioinformatically predicted to produce two distinguishable amplification products, they require laboratory validation before use.
Genomic contamination of cDNA templates was clearly distinguishable from cDNA products by primers that spanned predicted introns (data not shown).
Brands (legally called trademarks) refer to one specific brand of products, distinguishable from their competition and are usually proper nouns.
In this paper, we propose a technique to improve the recognition performance using the preprocessing process that detects the distinguishable features of each product and normalizes them, with the aim of recognizing the manufacturer and the product name of the electronic product.
This sample seemed to appear great deals of partly un-reacted and un-reacted FA particles (retaining their smooth and spherical shape are distinguishable) coated with hydration product (i.e. CSH) or relicts of hydrated particles.
