Sentence examples for product emphasis from inspiring English sources

The strongest product emphasis from Hewlett yesterday was on digital photography.

Enjoying more favorable pricing, it's putting product emphasis on accessories, which produce higher margins.

Gradually its product emphasis shifted more from hardware to software.

As casein micelles play a major role in imparting structure to dairy products, emphasis in this review will be given to the molecular details of the interactions between polysaccharides with these protein particles.

For instance, RRI's definition by von Schomberg (2013) calls societal actors and innovators to 'become mutually responsive to each other with a view to the … innovation process and its marketable products' (emphasis added), while van den Hoven (2012) discusses the potential of technologies to spawn new moral choice situations.

In this paper, the second of a two-part series, we present a method for validation of the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer Leaf Area Index (MODIS LAI) product with emphasis on the sampling strategy for field data collection.

This paper describes scale-up of granulation processes where a liquid binder is added to fine powder in order to form a granular product, with emphasis on the use of specific energy (energy per unit mass) as a controlling process group.

Among these rules is the definite technical specification of the product, the emphasis on finding specific distinctions between similar products and the effort to protect in clearly specified circumstances the geographical indication.

This review discusses recent reports on the heterologous production of natural products with emphasis on polyketide and nonribosomally biosynthesized peptide compounds.

We also highlight novel oxygen-containing microparticles, nanoparticles, and stem cell-derived RBC products, with emphasis on improvements in biocompatibility and oxygen delivery.

This study examined the processes involved in the design of interior textile products, with emphasis upon processes undertaken by designers' who are committed to a Design for the Environment (DfE) orientation.