Sentence examples for tangential product from inspiring English sources

We all know the record labels are combing every bar on the planet for a female singer/pianist as coolly musical, photogenic and respectful of the traditions as Diana Krall, and Norah Jones is a tangential product of that trawl - a 21 year-old Brooklyn musician much closer to folk music than the urbane Krall is, and with promising skills as a composer.

Back in 1992, after a another set of disappointing results, we suggested that Sony's diversification into tangential product lines, such as Mini Discs and film-making, was damaging the firm's performance back then as well.Sony: Double or quitsTOKYOMay 30th 1992WHEN the chips are down, the gambler in Sony invariably comes to the fore.

Mr Brin ("the strategy guy") has calculated that Google's engineers should spend 70% of their time on core products (ie, the search and advertising engines), 20% on relevant but tangential products, and 10% on wild fun that might or might not lead to a product.

The fact that nationally recognized brands are putting their weight behind cannabis-tangential products is almost certainly a harbinger of things to come – even if the complex reality of FDA regulations forces the drugstore chains to limit their CBD product lines to topical applications for practical and legal reasons.

US filtration, separation and purification company Pall Corp has launched what it claims is the industry's first single-pass tangential flow filtration (TFF) product designed to optimise downstream purification steps in either single-use or reuse modes of operation.

As a senior marketing manager for Tangential Flow Filtration (TFF) products at MilliporeSigma, Misha Kozlov is responsible for innovation and strategic marketing of a critical line of products that are used in the manufacturing of life-saving drugs.

But such products were tangential to an industrial order dominated by heavy manufacturing.

An important implication of this model is that gyrencephaly is a generalized mechanical product of differential tangential surface expansion and is not reducible to a single evolutionary adaptation.

The implication of these observations is that gyrencephaly is not reducible to a single evolutionary adaptation, but rather is the generalized mechanical product of the tangential expansion which itself is a function of multiple developmental processes.

When the fly rotates about any axis during an aerial maneuver, the Coriolis force is induced on the haltere, due to the cross product of the tangential velocity of the haltere and the angular velocity of the body of the fly.

If ξ is tangential to (N_{perp}) then the warped product is trivial [6].