Sentence examples for positioning strategies from inspiring English sources

The major contributions of this paper are the following: (i) an on-demand QoS routing protocol for asynchronous single channel wireless mesh networks, (ii) three heuristics for the slot allocation and positioning process in such networks, and (iii) the adaptations of slot allocation and positioning strategies for taking advantage of the recovery capacity effect of batteries of the mobile nodes.

The aim of this research was to ascertain whether the Framework for Intentional Positioning in Public Relations could assist practitioners to develop positioning strategies for future programs and campaigns.

Since SLM process is a key technology for aeronautical application, this paper focusses on the qualification of a high performance titanium alloy as well as on the investigation of optimized process parameters and positioning strategies of the structures produced in the SLM machine.

Facing the dilemma above, FISC has different positioning strategies: 1. Direct embedding strategy.

The modularity of the ATLAS platform allows evaluating different positioning strategies and algorithms, selecting the most adequate configuration.

Many social service organizations divide the first period (3 years) into different stages, which have different positioning strategies depending on relationships between groups.

The Tip'd narrowly-focused positioning strategy, which somewhat follows one of branding expert, Laura Ries, immutable laws of branding, may help project Tip'd as a leader in the social finance vertical.

In the management community the topics of management theory, positioning strategy, brand management, strategic management, advertisement, competitive strategy, leadership, business ethics, mass customisation, core competencies, strategic intent, reputation management, and system theory were discussed.

In May 2012 I wrote a piece for The Huffington Post about the need for G8 leaders to position strategies for preventing malnutrition high on the agenda for their annual summit.

The possible explanation could be that brand user imagery could be the major positioning strategy that advertisers used to create positive attitude to their brands, hence increasing the likelihood of purchase [ 7, 24, 25].

According to many West Coast political experts, the initiative's defeat could be blamed on an ill-advised messaging and positioning strategy.