Sentence examples for pricing preferences from inspiring English sources

Last year, Luzme captured a large amount of ebook price data and reader pricing preferences.

One such startup, Grokstyle, has raised $2.5 million for an app that identifies furniture by image as well as style and pricing preferences.

The results of the research project by the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory of the Energy Department, released Wednesday, suggest that if households have digital tools to set temperature and price preferences, the peak loads on utility grids could be trimmed by up to 15percentt a year.

This reasoning finds its origin in target engineering, where quality and price preferences form the starting point in engineering services, products and production systems.

Maharashtra reserves 20% of quantities for SSIs only if they match the L1 rates; thus, they do not get any price preferences.

Results of the study identify six important design attributes for personalized advertisements: price, preference, promotion, interest, brand, and type of mobile device.

Here we assumed the individual-specific non-price preference coefficients that had no statistically significant effects in the basic MNL model are normally distributed and correlated with a price coefficient that is log-normal distributed and constrained to be negative.

In terms of procurement, the government gives a 15% price preference to local producers and Ghana's National Drug Policy acknowledges that local manufacture has been weighed down by free market policies and seeks to support the private sector through funds to develop the raw material base for the pharmaceutical and herbal industries; technical support; and the encouragement of exportation.

It is often assumed that children avoid fruit in school cafeterias because of higher relative prices and preferences for other foods.

An interesting finding is that the risk aversion and effort valuation have substitutable impacts on the pricing policy preference of the firm and the agents.

They may be more exposed to markets due to their involvement in off-farm activities, have better knowledge of prices and preferences further down the value chain and more money for inputs to achieve those standards.