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Check out a lot of different stores for display models (you can sometimes get a very expensive model quite cheap).
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Vendor allowances, a tradition in retail, are cash or credits paid by manufacturers to stores for advertising, display space and other ways of promoting their products.
Its function was to fetch data samples from the various systems in the car and store them locally for display once the car has finished competing.
Eden produced a plush Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle in 1974, and made at least three other versions of the hedgehog over the years, including an 18 inches "Giant" model, originally intended for display in stores.
Google Earth uses Keyhole Markup Language (KML) for modeling and storing geographic features and information for display in the Google Earth Client.
The signals were sampled at 5000 Hz, digitized using a laboratory interface (Power1401; Cambridge Electronics Design), and stored on a personal computer for display and later off-line data analysis.
Apple memorabilia and promotional materials also trade for huge sums, such as this advertisement for the first iPod for $8,999.99 or this Apple store window display for $5,599.
An Emeritus center in Florida is lobbying grocery stores for brain-healthy food displays.
The reconstructed frame is now ready for display and is stored in the reference frame buffer, serving as a reference for future temporal prediction.
Along with video clips, advertising, publicity and support for tours, recording companies pay stores for desirable shelf placement and displays.
Anybody who is considering buying some funky lighting should certainly consider taking the afternoon off work and hopping over De Bijenkorf, a stylish department store, for their elaborate display.
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