C. Rationale, niche and added value

At the eastern end of the chamber there is a niche high.

A niche market is the subset of the market on which a specific product is focused.

Voters will learn to compromise, replacing tailor made niche parties with a couple of solid off the shelf options.

For example, sports channels like STAR Sports, ESPN, STAR Cricket, and Fox Sports target a niche of sports enthusiasts.

This has resulted in the development of niche markets for developing country film makers.

Is it reasonable that Europe s countries give up a niche of prosperity on ideological grounds that are irrelevant from a global perspective?

I also love that GV fills a niche that no other organization or website I can think of really does.

Even small developing countries can find a niche for themselves and target specialized R D activities to match their strengths.

For a long time, Indian literature, especially in English, was dominated by a clique who wrote mainly for a niche audience and literary recognition.

Production was decentralized and focused on the creation of niche products for highly specialized markets.

Small retailers can, however, find niche markets, such as serving convenience needs and local tastes.

Today's online tourism is a very dynamic market, and the number of providers, both generalists and niche players, is rapidly increasing.

These firms often internationalize through mergers and acquisitions, operate in niche markets and associate with TNCs.

Sustainable energy has been able to compete with non renewables only in very select niche markets

Option one directs UNOPS towards a specific niche and core product lines, aligning its capacities, systems and structures with precision to deliver results.

This brand occupies a coherent niche within the United Nations family and builds on UNOPS unique mandate as a project management and complex contracting procurement entity.

It is essential, however, that UNDP advocacy should be to set up programmes in areas in which UNDP is recognized as having a niche.

Experience in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Afghanistan, Kosovo and Sri Lanka has taught the Icelandic authorities the importance of finding a niche where we have a comparative advantage.

This means while the core of the organization can be small but still the company can operate globally be a market leader in its niche.

The CD initiated another massive wave of change in the consumer music industry, with vinyl records effectively relegated to a small niche market by the mid 1990s.

He thought Chrome OS could appeal to some niche audiences people who just need a browser or companies that rely on Google Apps and other Web applications.

I'd say that GV has a ton to offer because it successfully does what few websites really manage it fills a unique niche and does it in an exemplary way.

I saw a dog.

I saw a ghost.

But on the contrary, the Internet allows dispersed customers to come together in a way that encourages niche markets, including hundreds of Web sites dedicated only to cheese.

The more scientifically and technologically proficient developing nations in Africa, such as South Africa, Egypt and Nigeria, among others, can also fill a useful niche in this regard.

Many people, for example, scoff at the idea that solar power could be anything but a niche market for enthusiasts or a costly white elephant, over hyped by environmental do gooders.

One of the two competitors will always overcome the other, leading to either the extinction of this competitor or an evolutionary or behavioral shift toward a different ecological niche.

For optical logic to be competitive beyond a few niche applications, major breakthroughs in non linear optical device technology would be required, or perhaps a change in the nature of computing itself.

Sami never saw a doctor.

Germany has 450 hidden world champions for niche products, and is home to 15 of the 20 biggest trade fairs in the world.

Manufacturers should find their place in the context of international cooperation by diversifying their products, entering into niche markets and enhancing their distinguishing features.

Most of the new tools are being developed for specific applications (niche products) and to be used in combination with other tools and interventions.

And indeed he ( Muhammad SAW ) saw him Jibrael ( Gabriel ) at a second descent ( i.e. another time ) .

In the context of discussions with the Executive Board concerning the itsfuture business model for UNCDF, the organization undertook a strategic review of its niche and comparative advantages in local development.

I saw a bird flying over a tree.

The Institute undertook an overhaul of its website with a view to modernizing it, making it more user friendly, giving it a well defined niche and complying with the strategic goal of dissemination of information.

Germany is the tool shop of the world, with 450 world market leaders in niche products and another 500 companies in the top three category.

We are too few to become anything other than a niche of excellence in the character of our capitalism and our democratic practices, both of which are endangered above all by ourselves.

Joe and I saw a lion yesterday.

I saw a man coming toward me.

We saw a funny movie last Sunday.

I never saw so big a whale.

Layla saw a rifle in Sami's car.