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So Veritas decided to launch a new class of products, a set of software applications preconfigured to run on servers from vendors like Dell, Compaq, HP, and IBM.
Given the fuss over the way the Commerce Department administered the legislation, perhaps that should come as no surprise.Escape velocityIn December Bigelow Aerospace filed a commodity-jurisdiction request which would oblige the Directorate of Defence Trade Controls to rule whether one of its products, a set of inflatable space habitats, should be on the State Department's munitions list.
Since a Gram matrix is a matrix of all possible dot products, a set of also preserves the dot products of original training images.
The Fleurier Quality Foundation Certification is open exclusively to all Swiss mechanical fine watchmaking brands – not only the watchmakers located in Fleurier, a small town in the Swiss Jura – that apply for it and that meet the criteria, and confers their products a set of very high-level qualitative certifications.
After completing the studies on several classes of sulfated products, a set of rules was developed to predict the sulfation sites.
In order to compare the on-line formation with the conventional off-line generated products, a set of off-line electrochemical conversion experiments was conducted.
They establish "design rules"—a set of product specifications that will work with a particular process recipe.
SAP has its Business by Design product, a set of business applications that is single tenant.
Zickel and Cotton put up $500,000, and by 2001 their first product, a set of speakers using flat-panel technology developed by NXT, a British company, had become a huge hit with laptop computer owners.
When it comes to the rollout of new products, one particularly effective new kind of experiment involves randomizing the introduction of new products across a set of markets.
One simple and often overlooked way for larger companies to experiment is to randomize the introduction of new products across a set of markets.
