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Our thanks to Yahoo's Dan Wetzel for asking, "Who knew cereal had an image?" All things considered, though, perhaps Cap'n Crunch, not Corn Flakes, would be a more appropriate product for a man likely to get the munchies.
More appropriate product specifications that improve quality of robustness, durability.
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The project goal shifted to identifying these high-value customers and offering them more appropriate products.
There is much more appropriate products on the market for drying out the pimple.
Certain nonwords can bias a certain meaning or association with different product categories, making them more appropriate for some products than others.
Even nonsensical alpha-numeric strings have shown to be more appropriate for technical products than non-technical products (Pavia & Costa, 1993), once again demonstrating people's search for meaning in nonsensical or random letter/number strings.
However, the research focus began to change as more engineers and applied statisticians found that it was more appropriate to describe the product life distribution of most products as a function belonging to the location-scale distribution, such as normal distribution, Weibull distribution and log-normal distribution, than exponential distribution.
ControlFreq might also have been a more appropriate name for this product.
The research concluded with a proposition towards digitization of products which could perhaps be an all round solution to make products more appropriate to human emotions.
It is more appropriate that many industrial products be evaluated and qualified by an imprecise (fuzzy) quality.
They are sort of like little PCs in design, but a home entertainment event seems a bit more appropriate for a Blu-ray product.
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