Not to seem unnecessarily rough on the niche communities, but where's the support for Twitter, Facebook, and other sites people actually use?
Compare them with your batting average and figure out how well you're doing--but keep in mind that these are just averages and just conventional wisdom; the numbers are rough and vary from niche to niche.
Such varied environments generated a rough ecological landscape, facilitating niche partitioning across a relatively small geographic area.
The apartment was four steep flights up, and the walls of the final landing were a rough stucco, with an odd-shaped niche high in the wall for a candle or a skull, just outside a rounded, rough-hewn door with elaborate ornamental hinges.
The cooperative is small but successful: it has sold out of products until next year.Even such niche-marketers face a long, rough road.
According to several current and former Ming Pao staff members, the paper has always struggled to find a niche for itself in the rough-and-tumble market of Chinese-language dailies.
That niche is taking diamonds in the rough, players with intangibles, who relish fighting through life's picks and screens.
His first two albums were, in Mr. Conte's words, "quite rough," but he said they enjoyed "a certain niche popularity".
It's clear that Jones' rough childhood and restless quest to find her niche has made her the one-of-a-kind icon that she is today.
Furthermore, the Dot/Icm T4SS of L. pneumophila is involved in the recruitment of the rough endoplasmic reticulum that, together with phagosomes, forms a favourable niche for the replication of the bacterium inside the host macrophage.
