But they are stuck in a niche, serving people in transit.
For now, Inchon has a niche serving passengers flying between medium-size cities in the region, with flights east to 22 cities in Japan, west to 22 in China and north to 4r in far eastern Russia.
In the process of natural selection, a niche serves as a "habitat" for the evolution of a species' morphological (and other) adaptations.
His firm uses Fastcase for quick searches and to cross-check citations, but he says it has a "phenomenal niche" serving smaller firms that can't afford Wexis.
Teens shot by police, victims of drunk drivers, fallen gang members and officers killed in the line of duty have all come to rest at the Hughes Family Tribute Center, which has carved out a niche serving the families of violent crime victims.
Festival organizers have found a niche serving young people who want to have fun, but without the alcohol or drug use associated with other kinds of rock concerts or large festivals, Das said.
Several mechanisms, both intrinsic to stem cells themselves as well as extrinsic, provided by the microenvironment, (stem cell niche) serve this purpose.
The niche serves as a crucible---early mutations in a cancer genealogy must also achieve fixation by occurring in the single stem cell that attains crypt clonal dominance.
In other other words, it was 2004's equivalent of the Apple TV, another spectacularly underwhelming product which barely anyone bought because of the tiny niche it served.
He got his start drawing gags about computers, a niche that served him well, twenty years ago, when a publisher approached him about a book idea involving an early Microsoft operating system.
