Sentence examples for home penetration from inspiring English sources

Home penetration of the internet was low outside Greater London in 1998 but we recognised both the opportunity and the threat to our newspapers.

This partnership will skyrocket Blockbuster OnDemand's home penetration numbers.

That number was no doubt helped along with the low-priced Echo Dot, and sticking Alexa on an essentially free device should help the assistant's home penetration rate event more.

Despite more rollouts, home penetration of high-speed cable modems remains low at only about to 2% to 5% according to Cynthia Brumfield of Broadband Intelligence in Bethesda, Md. This is due in part to the high cost of the modems customers have to expect to shell out more than $200 apiece and the need to have a cable company installer hook it up, on top of monthly access fees.

"Japan, which is already among the top five global markets in terms of smart home penetration, will see continued growth driven by an ageing population enticing households to install health and wellness solutions," said Nikolai Dobberstein, partner and Asia-Pacific head of communications for media and technology at AT Kearney.

home PC penetration to rise from 38% in 1995 to 70% in 2005.

With the rise of home broadband penetration, that ethos has spread to multimedia.

In terms of home market penetration, MXit looks a lot like the pre-Facebook MySpace, and that's not the only similarity.

Thus, cooking and candle burning may have been the main sources of UFP in the homes, although penetration of ambient particles from outdoors could contribute to indoor levels as well [ 8].

It examines 12 categories that influence personal savings categories, including savings and investing propensity; 401(k) and pension plan penetration; home ownership and home values; mortgage and personal debt levels; net worth; household incomes; cost of living; and employment rates.

It had however, what appeared to be a limitation: it did not have a designed-in 'control' set of homes (e.g. using electricity for heating and cooking) which would allow adjustment for other sources of PM2.5 indoors, such as PM2.5 from cooking, from re-suspension of settled dust as people got on with living their lives at home, or from penetration indoors of outdoor PM2.5.