"mass segment" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to describe the process of dividing a large group of people into smaller, more manageable parts. For example, "The marketing team used mass segmentation to target a wide range of different demographics."
Belatedly, perhaps, given how fast China's car market is growing (luxury volumes rose by almost 110% in the year to March 2004, while the mass segment, though slowing, rose by 45%), Daimler is now responding.
A very big bet Counting the money Talking telephone numbers Taming the monster Going after the truckers Simplifying Philips Reprints Related items Casinos: Wedding in Vegas?Jun 10th 2004 Gambling in Asia: Less sleaze, pleaseOct 18th 2001Sands hopes to serve the neglected mass segment.
Ho calls this the "premium mass" segment of the market.
"India offers better options for the mass segment this is why Tata has launched the Nano (the world's cheapest car) there".
The flip side of slowing VIP growth is that four in five patacas of incremental casino revenue come from the more profitable, less volatile mass segment built on mainland China's reliably expanding middle class, instead of low margin, erratic VIP.
Hitting denotes the ratio of correct segmentation, Missing denotes the ratio of missing mass, OverHitting denotes the ratio of false mass segmented, RelativeHitting denotes relative correct ratio against segmentation results, and RelativeMissing denotes relative missing ratio against segmentation results [ 25].
In addition, for the cases such as the female pregnant, more mass segments might be needed in the analysis.
Dr. Helmut Panke Helmut Panke, chairman of BMW, said through an interpreter that "in the next ten years, growth in the premium segments, percentage-wise, will be twice that in the mass segments"–and premium SUV's will have double that growth, he added.
The product peak at 18.68 min generated the dominant mass segments at m/z 161, 119, 204 and 105 perfectly matching δ-cadinol (also torreyol) in mass spectra of the database and the authentic δ-cadinol in publications [13, 25] (Electronic supplementary material).
We also compared the mass segment-length ratios of the CFK and Nama-Karoo regional source pools to those assembled at random from the largest southern African regional source pool.
With the exception of GH, the variance of mass segment-length ratios between species was significantly smaller than expected by chance for all ensembles, irrespective of regional source pool used (Table S2).
