"The one thing we'd never seen before was somebody taking the Mad Max post-apocalyptic aesthetic and blending that with Dawn of the Dead," says Kiah. Tristan suggested that in their world-gone-to-hell-in-a-low-budget-handbasket zombie film, methane gas could power the vehicles, giving Wyrmwood genre filmmaking's equivalent of a marketable point of difference, and the game was on.
This chapter pertains to a succinct but comprehensive presentation of the research on interferometric transducers, which have emerged as extremely promising candidates for viable, truly marketable solutions for point-of-need/point-of-care applications due to their attested analytical performance reaching down to 10−8 in terms of effective refractive index changes.
They also possess eminently marketable health-related selling points such as "blackberries protect against heart disease" or "pomegranates lower blood pressure".
At an earlier stage of planning the curators of "Damaged Romanticism" wanted to name the show "Disappointment and Resignation" — less marketable, but more to the point.
Sit down with someone who knows you well to help evaluate and point out the marketable skills you have that are apparent to them but not always to yourself.
To encourage marketable products and services, the Council for Science and Technology pointed to the significance of the government using procurement.].
I think it's our selling point to make us more marketable, and more accepted.
And while the exhibition title, "Untitled (ellipses) III," seems to point to Richard Serra's monumentally marketable recent sculptures, there are only anti-monuments in this quietly anti-establishment show.
Substances can be defined in two ways: From the industrial point of view, they are marketable substances with either a pharmaceutically or agrochemically utilizable profile.
Webber may be more than 10 years older than Vettel, but aside from his marketable Hollywood good looks, he wins races and scores points regularly.
