Sentence examples for that particular segment from inspiring English sources

Oddly enough, there doesn't seem to be any discernible rush to forge ahead into that particular segment of the brave new technological world.

"There's going to be a lot of noise in the market in that particular segment," said Ms. Lindland, the IHS Automotive analyst.

Rachelle Franklin, the director of corporate brand communications at Motorola, said, "We certainly recognize and appreciate how brand-loyal that particular segment is to Motorola," referring to hip-hop artists and their fans.

Then we had new and bigger entrepreneurs enter that particular segment, and they are producing more.

As with all investing in microchip stocks, Nadkarni advises investors to stay mindful of each company's specific expertise, as well as its market share within that particular segment.

So it is no wonder that conservatives (both the media and politicians) cater more and more to that particular segment of the population.

LinkedIn recently made a tiny move into exploring diversity in hiring by at least allowing recruiters to search their job candidate results by gender, but this is a far cry from actually addressing the specific predicaments that particular segments of the working population have, and how to help them connect better with employers who might be keen to bring more of them on through recruitment.

"This is why the appraiser should be geographically competent, with a knowledge of how significant the external factors are in that particular market segment and on that particular property".

"But it has to be good enough to be viable to that particular market segment and its early adopters".

A further benefit of this method is that, rather than performing scans for all the analytes during the entire method, the mass spectrometer only monitors MRM transitions for the analytes that elute in that particular time segment.

SNPs selected to 'tag' (represent) parts of the genome can be used to predict the allelic status of a genetic variant nearby because of shared ancestry of that particular genomic segment.