It was the first time that users could record a programme and then play it back at a time convenient to them, the very basis of time-shifting, leading to one unsuccessful entrant even being called "the great time machine".
Tesco Bank, which was not tested by Which?, is a leading challenger bank – the new entrants trying to topple the domination of the traditional players – mostly appealing to younger customers with the promise of a user-friendly, hi-tech approach.
This year's intake also reflects the continuing influence of Britain's leading public schools, with 34 new entrants from Eton, more than any other school, followed by 11 from Winchester, and eight from Westminster.
In fact, 2007 was far from a steady state, primarily because the number of program entrants in the period leading up to 2007 was far larger than the number exiting the program.
The hope is that more entrants will mean more competition, leading to better rates and treatment for customers who are willing to move to the best deal.
With Amazon Robotics leading the way, there are many new entrants in the autonomous mobile robotics (AMR) market that boast improvements in the management, control and automation of warehouse operations.
In France, financial pressure on the leading three networks by a well-funded new entrant called Free has forced them to retrench to their own retail outlets.
The 〈1 1 0〉 growth direction is realized by paired 〈1 1 2〉 zigzag growth on parallel twinning planes, leading to alternate disappearance and creation of 141° re-entrants.
And SoundCloud also a very late entrant to the streaming race, with those leading in the field having a healthy head start.
Officer candidates enter the RAN at various ranks depending on previous experience or degree qualifications; graduates from a three-year course, non-degree qualified entrants, and sailor changeovers below the rank of leading seaman enter as midshipman.
