As the experimental phase has been extended into commercial practices, the terms for product approval have become more negotiable and contentious.
Companies have used the term for products with various amounts of whole grains.
This branded content, the term for products figuring prominently without being overtly sold, is reminiscent of "The Hire," a series of short films by BMW that featured its cars.
"GMO," for "genetically modified organism," is an arbitrary term for products of genetic engineering, which is part of a seamless continuum of breeding techniques used to create conventional and organic varieties--all of which unnaturally alter an organism's genetic makeup.
Peter Esmond, the company's head of restaurant product, described this as a table management service — an industry term for products (like those offered by OpenTable) that Esmond explained as "an operational tool to manage the guest experience from beginning to end".
I happened to meet Paulson when he was taking Goldman Sachs public in 1999 when he brought the Goldman Sachs' "roadshow" (an investment term for "product expo") to Texas in an effort to encourage investors to buy shares in his company.
The CM rate law resembles the convenience kinetics, with a slight difference for molecularities m± ≠ 1 (in convenience kinetics, the denominator term for product C would read 1 + c k C M + c k C M 2 ).
The provisions included uniform royalty terms for Windows products, a ban on exclusive deals or on making the company's sales to hardware or software makers contingent on use of other Microsoft products, and an order not to retaliate against "any person or entity" that provided evidence against it.
Sometimes companies use different terms for different products.
Thus, we replaced the terms for livestock products with "zoonoses".
Enterprises are generally slow, risk averse, and demand long-term support for products in which they invest.
