A British merchant, for instance, got a patent in 1810 for the can, which extended shelf life.
Also, and critically, if you steal something tangible, you deny it to the owner; a purloined DVD is no longer available to the merchant, for instance.
Yahoo Store merchants, for instance, pay $40 to $300 a month, and a commission of 0.75percentto1percentcent on each sale.
Mr. Moore and other financial advisers are trying to make investors and bondholders comfortable with the technology by mimicking the financial approach of a merchant power plant — for instance, substituting a "water purchase agreement" for a "power purchase agreement," to show that Carlsbad's water has a guaranteed market.
For instance, Merchant sold 115,119 shares of Sonus Networks in March 2001 for $2.4 million, or around $21 a share.
We know that in the Ming dynasty (1368-1644), for instance, merchants' sons were not allowed to take the examinations at all, and that in the Qing (1644-1911), as Benjamin Elman, a scholar from Princeton University, has decisively shown, "the content of the civil service competition clearly excluded over 90 percent of China's people from even the first step on the ladder to success".
For instance, merchants can send a push notification to smartphone users when they get close to a particular product.
For instance, merchants and customers engage in commerce, exchanging goods, because they are prevented from simply taking those goods by force, fraud, theft, etc.
For instance, "The Merchant of Venice," with its Jewish villain, was a staple of school curriculums under Mr. Hussein, she said.
For instance, Yahoo merchants can now automatically offer a shirt to match a pair of slacks a customer bought previously, or a tablecloth to complement silverware a customer placed into the shopping cart.
For instance, sugar merchants became familiar figures at the mission.
