Sentence examples for features of consumer from inspiring English sources

6 There's apps for them One of the key features of consumer drones is their ability to be controlled by smartphone and tablet apps, although how open they are to developers varies.

This chapter outlines the issues and features of consumer research on nonfood products from a food sensory scientists' standpoint.

The medicine attribute encapsulates two important features of consumer preference for outpatient fever treatment: i) preference for injections, and ii) preference for free medicines from government health centres.

With an increasing range of features on consumer-orientated phones, employers are also now allowing staff to use their own mobiles for work functions, rather than a separate Blackberry.

The most basic three-chip camcorders, like the Panasonic PV-GS120 (panasonic.com; $700 list price, though, like other cameras mentioned in this article, available for less online), have all of the features of standard consumer cameras.

Porn is big business, and the industry has been quick to adapt by copying successful features of new consumer Internet sites.

The central debate in IM is whether products, and more generally marketing strategies, need to be customized to each individual market, at the expense of economies of scale and global coherence, or whether they should become standardized with global co-ordination, at the expense of meeting unique features of local consumer environments.

Although I have placed emphasis on the emergence of food as a pervasive environment in these studies, it should be noted that the very cultural forces that drive the search for health-giving molecules in food simultaneously pull epigenetics into relation with strong individualizing features of contemporary consumer society.

At the time, Salle was himself making collages, in preparation for a series of paintings featuring images of consumer products of the fifties.

All three share some common features: a lack of consumer awareness, slow adoption and often-poor user experience.

"A sobering feature of modern consumer culture is a dating website for already married people," Philipsen writes.