Sentence examples for price precision from inspiring English sources

He has identified several interesting psychological effects such as the left-digit effect, the price precision effect, and the credit card effect.

Many instruments have been improved in terms of durability, ease of use, price, and precision.

Although such a mechanical device is straightforward, there are disadvantages including expensive price, undetermined precision, as well as requiring image processing from radiograph to digital form.

Taylor (1986) has shown that using the estimated value for the power (with its uncertainty) is feasible in most cases, and will provide more accurate confidence intervals; the price in precision is likely to be small compared to assuming the power known.

But the car is notable not just for its beautiful matte paint job, super high price tag and precision engineering – it'll also be among the first cars to ship with Apple's CarPlay in-vehicle infotainment system built-in.

However, these advantages come at the price of lower precision (Fig. 5C).

Yield-management applications have already brought precision pricing and capacity management to the airline and hotel industries.

"If you don't raise your prices with surgical precision," Mr. Richter said, "you can chase away your healthy customers and be left with the sicker people".

Precision pricing gives clients flexibility, they can pick their monthly payment and giving them a lower interest rate as a result, Beryl told me.

"I am not talking about pursuing some sort of illusory one-to-one marketing relationship with customers," says Clemons. "I'm talking about making the transition to precision pricing, which does indeed require understanding your customer".

It brings price transparency, efficiency and precision to a notoriously fuzzy industry.All these developments make the future role of the advertising agency a lot murkier.