For many years, the bureau relied on adoption events that resembled traditional livestock auctions.
Certain aspects of the current internet population still strongly resemble the state of internet adoption in 2000, when one of Pew Internet's first reports found that minorities, adults living in households with lower incomes, and seniors were less likely than others to be online.
Graphed over time, the market adoption of innovations now resembles a dramatic shark fin a dangerously deformed version of Everett Rogers's classic bell-curve model of diffusion.
Graphed over time, the market adoption of innovations now resembles a dramatic shark fin a dangerously deformed version of the classic bell-curve model of diffusion.
In Harriet and Ellen's representation of adoption, interracial kinship more closely resembles African American depictions of valuing nonbio-logical black children, challenging the prioritization of biological kinship for familial love.
But is the market ready for VR? Customer acceptance and adoption of VR technology will likely resemble the "bell curve" describing many other technology rollouts, with a tiny percentage of early enthusiasts, the "early adopters," growing into a massive swell of mainstream adoption.
Within certain communities, then, the adoption of new media platforms in Pakistan resembles their use in developed democracies such as the United States.
This paper reports the results of a survey among Dutch firms listed at the Amsterdam stock exchange on the adoption and use of costing practices that resemble the Japanese target costing concept.
This is Generations of Hope, a nonprofit adoption agency that has designed a community to resemble a nurturing small town, complete with surrogate grandparents.
One of the recent running jokes in Howard's scintillating satire has been the adoption by O'Carroll-Kelly's father of a haircut that resembles the distinctive one sported by O'Brien.
Over the thirty years from 1880 onwards, rule changes were incrementally introduced into the game, including the adoption of the line of scrimmage, scoring that began to resemble the modern version, and the down and yardage structure.
