Sentence examples for product marks from inspiring English sources

The new product marks a foray into making hardware for a company known mostly for its software, but it is an acknowledgement, writes Nick Wingfield, that the company needed to depart from its regular way of doing business to maintain its dominance in computing.

This product marks the eighth Kickstarter campaign for Peak Design — all of which have been wildly successful.

Averatec's director of marketing says, "The introduction of this product marks a new era for Averatec on our notebook product line and will provide a great foundation for our upcoming All-in-One desktop product launch".

The availability of this product marks the first time in America that fuel cell technology has become available to individual consumers.

The formation of Amadori product marks the reversible phase of glycation that is followed by irreversible oxidation, dehydration, condensation, fragmentation, or cyclization leading to the formation of AGEs such as pentosidine, N-ε -carboxymethyllysine (CML), and pyraline (Singh et al., 2001; Ulrich & Cerami, 2001; Ahmed, 2005).

The company has another Poligrip product marked "Free," which contains no zinc.

A blind test by two bakers, who were sent bags of the old and new product marked only A and B, underscored Ms. Corriher's concern.

I very much hope that these legal processes do flush out the criminals because it is completely unacceptable that British consumers should be sold a product marked as one thing which actually contains something else.

(The vast majority of the fireworks, including the most prominent brands, are of course from China; one online seller even lists a product marked "America's Pride -- Made in China". Apparently we really are offshoring everything).

The N.R.A.'s twenty-four-hour digital channel is a remarkable product, marked by an affluent look and a confident monomania; it keeps up the morale of loyalists primed to exalt the N.R.A.'s values, and it delights enthusiasts by investing guns with all of the glamour and valor its producers can muster.

Direct product marking could be an option, to improve marking safety and to increase protection against forgery.