Sentence examples for niche papers from inspiring English sources
There are niche papers that defy the trend, such as the UK Metro and the London Evening Standard.
The Sun will be a niche paper.
And it is a niche paper that serves a sport with considerable problems, but one that comes alive to a general audience for Triple Crown events like Saturday's Belmont Stakes.
In the midst of the economic crisis, L'Opinion was launched a year ago as a niche daily paper and a website behind a paywall.
Drawing on transition literature and recent work on niche protection, this paper adds to the conceptualisation and empirical grounding of niche protection by studying the dynamics of protection, in particular the different phases of niche development.
Based on the standard particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm together with the widely used dynamic niche technology, this paper presents a new variation combined with the dynamic niche sharing technique on the basis of traditional PSO algorithm.
The niche of this paper is that a better representation of pattern of occupancy with respect to the environment can be learned automatically to enhance the estimation performance, rather than depending too much on human empirical knowledge in feature extraction.
In this paper, niche refers to the set of cells competing for the same growth factor.
Once the fodder of child psychologists' papers and niche feminist blogs, this issue has slowly crept up on us and into the mainstream, with even Radio 4's Woman's Hour launching into the debate at the end of last year.
This characterization is based on the visible growth indicators in the field like increasing number of conferences, journal special issue- call for papers and niche journals starting on this area (like the International Journal of Gender and Entrepreneurship).
