Sentence examples for screening of customers from inspiring English sources

An Oct. 7 letter, from Nanchang, China, assures us that "China is not anti-child" on the heels of plaudits for the height-based screening of customers at certain Chinese theaters.

This sort of screening of customers is also common in the banking industry.The winners must split the $1m prize three ways, but they are now unlikely ever again to need to use their expertise at buying lemons.

Finally, we analyze the impact of limited attention on the screening of heterogeneous customers.

Any company that intentionally pulls itself from the radar screen of their customers will be absent from customer decisions and referrals.

This year, Dr. Wisnieff said, I.B.M. will send several hundred early versions of his screen to customers for testing.

All manner of research is taking place -- there is even a prototype system to let its legion of 5,000 phone representatives peek onto the home computer screen of a customer if he or she asks for help.

Poptuit was developed by Apptera, a company that's been around for a decade helping large companies manage their phone systems (for example, when you call a call center, their technology can pull up your records and present it on the screen of the customer service representative).

The machine will include a screen so customers can talk to a member of staff by video link.

On a recent weekday morning at the nascent Tripoli stock exchange, 10 or so brokers sat looking blankly at their screens while a handful of customers waited languorously nearby.

"AT&T Entertainment Services... is focused on delivering innovative and unique entertainment services - and, in the future, multi-platform advertising opportunities - across the three screens at the center of customers' lives: the wireless device, the TV and the PC".

The screens showed high-angled views of customers moving through more than two hundred thousand square feet of sales floors, wholly unaware (most of them) that the grapefruit-size mirrored domes attached to the tops of pillars and to the ceilings concealed high-resolution color cameras recording their every move.