| As little as two decades ago, the industry was made up of a few local bottlers serving niche markets. |
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| The acquisition makes it the world leader in this niche area, an enviable position. |
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| How serious are this Anglo-American couple about creating their own post-blues niche? |
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| But niche retailing is not about retailing a single product but a specialisation in a particular product type. |
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| Other viral, bacterial, and rickettsial diseases have also created a niche for themselves in response to behavioral and environmental changes. |
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| How information about the fundamental niche can be inherited, when it is rarely realized, is not understood. |
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| With a quality product offering, they are market leaders within their niche. |
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| The main problem is that although there appears to be a great demand, organics could still remain a niche market in the future. |
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| Sybron is a niche player and a high-end supplier of quality instruments for orthodontics and dentistry. |
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| Researchers believe that the goose was evolving into the niche of mammalian herbivores which were missing from the islands. |
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| What is more, it belongs in that particular niche of the crime-fiction genre in which the puzzle is the overwhelming centre of attention. |
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| Did anyone ever apply evolutionary niche theory to human history, marrying Great Men to social forces? |
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| They produce a top-quality product for which there is a niche market and it is great the local people can supply this special demand. |
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| This is a setback for studies of the role of horizontal transfer in niche expansion and speciation. |
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| The boy from Tunapuna had fearlessly and single-handedly faced and surmounted all obstacles and carved a niche market from scratch. |
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| Host radiation allows a parasite to expand its ecological niche by adapting to one or more novel hosts. |
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| Peter has found his niche nestled in a small coastal enclave in central California. |
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| The company has a niche market in building roads and bespoke factories in Scotland. |
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| Time will tell whether female-friendly foods are a passing fancy or a market niche that's here to stay. |
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| On the other, niche diagnoses have proliferated, apparently as a result of collusion between experts and the pharmaceutical industry. |
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| Diversion and manipulation are niche marketed, the spectacle of prosperity and comfort is produced, and huge profits are made. |
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| This distributor fills a niche market with indie films, documentaries, and other entertainment discs, and fills it well. |
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| And concept cars are niche vehicles almost by nature, and niches are places the majors visit all too infrequently. |
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| Our image as a low-key, behind-the-scenes supporter of a small, niche constituency is gone. |
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| Nuera Communications is a typical niche company hoping to profit from broadband's move to Internet Protocol voice transport. |
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| A key factor is matching a consultant's niche expertise to your specific needs. |
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| The plus-size niche currently accounts for 20 percent of the total apparel market. |
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| Military history journals have a solid niche in popular and academic publishing. |
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| This sounds to me like the niche filled by the forktails in southeast Asia. |
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| He believes the company's low-key strategy of establishing itself as a niche player with its sturdy four-wheel drives has paid off. |
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| When these niche products are successful with a broad audience, of course, the marginal crosses over into the mainstream. |
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| With no taste for combat, he had wondered if he might find a niche in cryptography. |
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| Some shows had not expected full houses as they were catering for niche audiences. |
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| Instead of selling fluid milk to agribusiness dairies, these farmers develop a market niche for their products by adding value to the milk. |
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| So they have carved a nice little niche for themselves, and what matter if he is spinning in the garden where the praties grow. |
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| As the first venture develops it is the precursor of what may become a new niche in the travel industry and in holiday home real estate. |
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| Rather than compete in an unequal price war, the firms have found niche markets to supply and have invested in research and development. |
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| Many gallery owners, architects, decorators and artists are finding a lucrative niche filling the space on stark white office walls. |
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| By manipulating niche signals, they could make the stem cells differentiate, then dedifferentiate again. |
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| Smoothies are a profitable niche product with growing market opportunities but are vulnerable to attack by competitors with deep pockets. |
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| But, smaller companies without a sustainable and defendable niche may be squeezed out. |
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| This still leaves room for producers supplying specific goods to niche markets. |
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| The pint-sized pugilist carved a niche in the local professional fight game, a victory which catapulted him into the record books. |
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| Non-traditional crops such as grapes, dates, cotton, tobacco, lucerne and devil's claw cater for a niche market. |
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| The Diablo games haven't exactly carved out their niche in gaming history with their rich, enthralling narratives. |
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| They created a market niche by executing a pop-reggae hybrid with more distinctiveness and consistency than did their counterparts. |
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| We are seeing emerge a kaleidoscopic collection of niche high quality businesses which can compete on equal terms in the international market. |
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| Beyond some engagement with pastoralism in the Gedo region, it lacked an established niche in Somalia's economy. |
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| Transgenic induction can alter the realized niche without escape as long as the transgenic organism cannot obtain novel resources. |
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| Animals with little vagility and small population or individual size live in largely empty niche space. |
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| Are sports wagons an antidote to SUVs, or are they a niche unto themselves? |
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| In the retail niche of warehouse clubs, the irresistible force is an irresolute flailer. |
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| Finally, she wedged herself into a little niche, barely big enough for her, and began to think again. |
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| The Greenwich Society says it would welcome a mixed-use development of residential properties, niche shops and community facilities. |
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| The profile for the niche vehicle supplier of components, assemblies and systems is quite different from the aftermarket supplier. |
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| It later serviced the local textile industry, but then found a niche with the water industry, making valve keys for reservoirs and water mains. |
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| The Meiguan Pass, known for plum-blossoms, is an ideal niche for appreciating wintersweets. |
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| If it were true that an established technology could never be dislodged from its niche, we would still be listening to vinyl LP records. |
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| I know all the companies are putting out opera DVDs at a rate of knots, and I suspect strongly that all other niche markets are doing likewise. |
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| Crossing the barriers of vernacular literature, her works have been read by more people and she has been able to create a niche of her own. |
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| A grey heron meditates halfway up a tree, while a pair of red-wattled lapwings drive away all comers from their private niche. |
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| But regretfully, we will not be catering to that audience because it's really a niche. |
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| Once again, it could have sprung from a different era, far removed from the niche that he helped to create. |
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| The statistical analyses and their detailed explication will be most appropriate for researchers who share this particular academic niche. |
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| The linkability of niche websites is often bigger than that of more generic sites. |
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| Although they lacked the power and roominess of conventional cars, the first gas-electric models found a niche audience. |
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| After that, recommendations can encourage them to try niche products, driving them down the long tail. |
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| Firstly, the niche sellers in the long tail are selling more, so the tail is growing as a fraction of the whole. |
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| But today the genre stands as a lucrative niche in an otherwise struggling fiction industry. |
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| Danny DeVito has carved a niche for himself in Hollywood by playing either frumpish sad sacks or unscrupulous scoundrels. |
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| Before the tableland rose entirely above sea level, the waters covering it became increasingly shallow and a swamp forest moved into the niche. |
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| You have to look hard, but Scotland still has a niche in the worldwide civil aviation industry. |
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| Mark the opening for the niche, and cut it out with a sharp utility knife or a wallboard saw. |
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| Over the south door, the twelfth-century carving of Christ in Glory is seated in a niche, within the traditional mandorla. |
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| At any rate, ZF has a full stable of automatics, manuals and even the CVTs to serve nearly any niche. |
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| It is also right to focus its marketing strategy on niche retailing sites in underground stations and airports. |
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| The sectional championship program will provide a niche and serve a purpose for a broader range of individuals and teams. |
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| By focusing on a niche, a company becomes so specialised to the needs of a very small part of the market that it is secure against competition. |
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| But they are still a niche compared with, for example, baseload power generation for the wider grid. |
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| For a long time, tofu was the best known human food made from soy, but its niche was small. |
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| The run rates of niche vehicles don't allow for fixed assembly tooling costs for each model. |
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| Cordless tools have found a niche in the construction trade, but that doesn't mean toolmakers will stop making corded tools. |
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| The 67-year-old Metis businessman has made a career of finding a niche, setting a goal and filling a need or want. |
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| The rise of the niche and boutique hotels has been undermining growth at the exclusive top-end market. |
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| The National Trust has called for policy makers to move microgeneration from its current niche into the energy mainstream. |
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| The men in this novel are mostly shadowy figures who seem to appear at the right moment to fill out a necessary niche. |
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| The result may be a shake-out of some sort, with the top players increasingly dominant and the rest left looking for a niche. |
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| You either out-perform the global leaders, create a competitive niche, or fall behind. |
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| A niche in one of the walls, called a mihrab, shows the direction that the worshippers should face in order to face Mecca. |
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| The mosque contains, in its eastern wall, the mihrab, an ornamented niche that points toward Mecca and toward Allah. |
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| Inside the mosque, a niche called mihrab orients the worshippers toward Mecca. |
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| In 1549, Jafar founded Kudus Mosque and fastened the rock in its mihrab, a niche in the mosque wall facing Mecca. |
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| They were traditionally denied land rights, and had thus developed trading as a niche activity. |
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| He eventually gave it up, as color television and general transistorization shrank the ecological niche. |
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| It has been able to carve a niche, largely because it specializes specifically in shonen publications, aimed specifically at boys. |
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| A triformed Gothic arch decorates the upper termination of the niche with angels in the left border design. |
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| Insects have adapted to nearly every ecological niche available, from arctic to tropic and mountaintop to river bottom. |
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| The shrine's niche was full of so many old flowers I couldn't even see which saint was in it. |
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| I've created a bizarro little niche here where I kind of get to do whatever I want. |
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| Flat-panel screens found their biggest niche in laptops, but now they're replacing desktop monitors and even television sets. |
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| Our contract niche is very much along the lines of blue-chip companies who want to produce nice magazines and newsletters. |
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| In some areas small skates and dogfish appear to have taken over the cod's niche in the ecosystem. |
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| Special forces have the advantage of being a niche capability that can be quickly assimilated into a multinational force. |
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| Both Kittlitz's and Marbled murrelets exhibited widely variable niche widths, depending on habitat variable or site. |
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| I found an unobtrusive niche, a little cliff garden of thrift and sea campion which gave me a vee-shaped eyrie over the water. |
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| Some people call it niche retailing while others refer to it more colourfully as narrowcasting. |
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| The two founders have identified an unserved niche in a dynamic segment of the magazine industry. |
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| The fund management industry is increasingly splitting into niche boutique investment firms and enormous global firms. |
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| What had been a niche market for technology nerds soon became a mass market as consumers discovered the benefits of computing, said Atherton. |
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| It was too narrow, executives decided, and would do little to help the company break out of the event marketing niche. |
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| Ray went solo some years back and has carved out his own niche in the market playing shows in many parts of the country. |
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| In it is a niche, wherein the statue of St. Canice stood, and inverted stone cones with eight grooves, or flutings, for holy water. |
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| Dr. Kampanart is undoubtedly a successful man who has found his own niche and is comfortable in it. |
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| They are narrow specialists after all, not generalists, and they are comfortable with their niche. |
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| Once Kipling got his Nobel, he was kicked upstairs to the more respectable niche of assistant editor, as per the Pioneer apocrypha. |
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| It prevents him from seeking freedom through social conventions and laws, from establishing a comfortable niche in conventional society. |
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| The trouble is that a lot of people have found a comfortable niche in Abkhazia's twilight existence. |
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| Such Pagans are not receptive to challenges to their comfortable niche in their spirituality. |
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| It is, however, a return to the form which has given Banks a comfortable niche as the thinking person's science fiction writer. |
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| Some early humans may have started eating meat as a way to survive within their own ecological niche. |
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| The ecological role and niche of coiled cephalopods can be studied by considering the common morphological characters of these fossils. |
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| Electric cars will probably remain a tiny niche of the auto industry until drivers see a serious expansion of charging stations. |
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| They fall in a very comfortable niche between domestic premium beers and craft-brewed beers. |
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| Obviously, Fletcher has a knack for creating a useful product that fits a niche in the market. |
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| It's the next age group, however, that has become the most recent industry niche. |
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| Some improvements were made, and the engine found a long-lived niche in the British motor industry. |
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| Each of the major billing vendors has tried to carve out a niche within the cable industry. |
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| Most indie films, with little to no money to publicize their films, rely on intimate knowledge of their niche markets. |
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| I personally think that the video component becomes more important the less niche your product is. |
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| Companies that might get involved tend to be small because they consider these products niche, says Pandolfo. |
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| This indicates a lack of buzz which would hurt the film, unless it is well marketed to a niche audience. |
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| European cinema may be something of a niche market, unlikely to yield high returns. |
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| You may achieve a niche market, but I think what you want is a mainstream product with some substantial results. |
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| They specialize in niche markets where individuality is more important than mass production. |
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| Horror is a great genre for beginning film directors because it is a niche market. |
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| The organic market, once a niche market, is gradually becoming more mainstream. |
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| Initially the new technology may have high costs associated with it and serve only small niche markets. |
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| With niche marketing, the grower capitalizes on the unique aspects of a product to appeal directly to certain consumers. |
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| After some research and niche marketing, along with networking, they began to develop a list of clients and projects. |
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| The best part about niche marketing is it allows you to present your product or service to the right market. |
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| Businesses both large and small have found niche marketing to be very profitable. |
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| Our niche marketing strategy will cater directly to those who cried out for our help. |
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| Successful niche marketing entails concentrating on a small market segment. |
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| Target, or niche marketing, allows the business owner to create new and unique ways to attract business. |
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| Yet niche marketing has brought me a greater appreciation of my customers and their needs. |
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| Then there is the usual plethora of niche presses, ranging from outright vanity endeavours to highly respectable small publishers. |
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| However, the one market niche bucking the downward trend this year has been that catering for first-time buyers. |
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| Success here is limited, as highly specialist niche knowledge is generally required. |
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| Little Aaron found his niche playing with building blocks and was well settled by the time his parents left. |
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| The call room is obviously small, but the niche into which the bunk bed is wedged is really small, barely larger than the bed itself. |
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| By the late 1980s, Wes Craven had carved out a niche for himself as guru favorite in the horror and splatter genre. |
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| The agricultural industry based on orcharding has responded to urban growth and tourism through niche marketing including viticulture. |
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| He says it has made inroads into niche markets and scores highly on business banking, wealth management and mortgages. |
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| Do you think that a facility of cable television has allowed this sort of niche broadcasting to have overt sympathies expressed on air? |
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| And in the highly competitive auto market, it's rare for anyone to have a niche to themselves for very long. |
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| This engineering graduate has carved a niche for himself in Malayalam music with his melodious numbers. |
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| I guess I finally found my niche in life and things will hopefully only go upwards from here, God willing. |
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| And while that's a narrow niche, it may have created a halo effect that has enhanced its image with mainstream consumers. |
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| As with most games in this niche genre, AE features wailing guitars, canned jazz, and an array of real-world aircraft. |
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| Somewhat sadly, he has worked himself into a niche for eccentric bad guys whose haphazard oddness makes them sinister. |
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| The tabernacles framing the niche, for instance, are formed by bells whose contours define inverted ogival trefoils. |
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| The lighthouse will appeal to a niche market of cashed-up, well-informed buyers ready to grab a bargain. |
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| Entrepreneurs with an eye for opportunities have seized on openings offered by the JFPM to create their own niche markets in the complex. |
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| The odd sculptures he made in his final decades continue to defy categorization or placement in any firm art-historical niche. |
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| While a belt pack is not going to be the only life jacket on our boat or in our closet, we feel strongly that it fills an important niche for boaters. |
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| Brown's goal is to serve a niche market, the discriminating and influential group of rifleman who want the ultimate in consistency and reliability. |
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| The British-born chartered accountant spotted a niche in the market for a less gassy premium lager particularly suitable for drinking with Asian food. |
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| The preferential vote has allowed the Town Party to become a niche party. |
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| Michael Holding has created a niche for himself in a short period of time. |
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| He is very comfortable with the niche he has carved out for himself. |
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| Snooker is a bit of a niche market when it comes to console gaming. |
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| There will also be small volume niche market opportunities for functional foods, organic milk products and dairy ingredients, according to the report. |
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| Another group that has carved out an occupational niche for itself is the Sherpas, who are well known as guides and porters for mountain-climbing expeditions. |
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| And after not quite a year and a half since his decision to walk away from the game on his own free will, he has carved a comfortable niche for himself in retirement. |
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| While these hogged market mindspace, other local products like the 93 cc Byk from Bajaj or the 110 cc four-stroke Freedom bike from LML also carved out a niche in the pie. |
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| Many captains have created a niche business of half-day trips where customers troll for Spanish mackerel and bluefish, then use the catch as shark bait. |
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| These are niche market vehicles, not meant to appeal to everyone. |
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| We are all so comfortable in our own niche in the surfing world that we stay locked in a fight stance ready to pounce at the first threat to our way. |
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| There were already air breathing reptiles in the sea in the form of plesiosaurs, nothosaurs, ichthyosaurs, you know, so that niche if you like was kind of locked off to them. |
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| As no networks for ethnic women existed, there was no crutch to lean on and I had to find a suitable niche for myself without affirmative action assistance. |
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| Hoy is often credited as the reason umpires adopted hand signals for safe, out, and strike calls, which would make for a nice little niche in baseball history. |
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| The Source was initially created to help serve that niche, covering the industry with commentary, reviews, and reported features. |
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| There is a wealth of entertainment and enlightenment in the many programmes for niche audiences, ranging from gardening and cookery to archaeology, wildlife, and art. |
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| I've really found my niche in life, though, by becoming a toastmaster. |
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| In short, if your online community occupies a specific niche, joining the Facebook juggernaut can hamper your growth. |
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| It reminds one of those commemorative busts associated with Caesar's and Augustus's Rome, or of a statue made for a niche in a European manor house. |
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| They're niche patterns that have specific uses in specific places, and a camo that's geared to your area may be a good seller in your marketplace. |
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| It will be interesting to see whether his next feature takes him into new territory or whether he elects to remain within the same, comfortable niche. |
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| Kevin Fallon straps on Vulcan ears and explores the niche matchmaking trend. |
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| Each is betting his or her company's future on parlaying a strong niche position into an even stronger one by melding old-line and new-line businesses. |
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| Both gained a niche following with business users and sysadmins. |
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| Author of more than a dozen books and several hundred research publications, he has carved a niche for himself with path-breaking efforts spread over several decades. |
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| As well as a very strong whisky and spirit list, the chain has a number of exceptional finds from niche wine-growers, and is particularly strong on Spanish wines. |
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| Typically, organised developers tended to be niche players concentrating on a particular geographic location rather than having a pan-India presence. |
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| The left has built up a nice set of niche media on the Internet and on MSNBC's weeknight primetime coverage. |
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| Small growers are finding a viable niche market producing hot peppers. |
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| This commitment to seeing the job done is Peter's niche, he adds. |
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| He developed his expressive skills and, simultaneously, found a comfortable social niche, allowing passers-by to see what he was doing and occasionally exchanging a few words. |
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| Spatial heterogeneity may also maintain genetic diversity through niche specialization, which would prevent competitive exclusion and periodic selection. |
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| Many producers like the idea of selling products to niche markets. |
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| A special niche in New York is the production of sweet kosher wine from the Concord grape, as well as dry kosher table wines from other grape varieties. |
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| Lined with finely leveled cement, the niche is floored with river pebbles. |
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| The company is recruiting for a limited number of niche marketing roles. |
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| Movie theaters will disappear but will still have a niche market presence. |
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| On the rear wall is a kind of private chapel, a wall niche framed by pilasters and faced with spandrels with inlaid vegetal ornament, which shelters an altar. |
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| He also has found a niche in Hollywood and is listed as producer of The Darjeeling Limited and Fantastic Mr. Fox. |
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| With the incredible surge in popularity of online dating since its inception, countless niche communities have popped up. |
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| The Caribbean has been scratching for its economic niche for a long time. |
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| The life sciences firm specialises in the niche area of chiral catalysis, which enables the production of pharmaceuticals with reduced side effects. |
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| He has carved an interesting niche for himself in modern screenwriting. |
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| The ice-encrusted cairn eventually appeared through the gloom and I was glad to retrace my steps downhill to a little niche where I could find some semblance of shelter. |
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| With the rise of the internet and multichannel TV on cable and satellite, whole channels have been targeted at this or that niche market, from cookery to cars. |
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| With no other carnivores around, mongooses and civets became Madagascar's predators, and the fossa filled the hunting niche usually occupied by cats. |
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| There's also a growing niche for electronic payments between banks, such as direct deposit of paychecks and preauthorized payments of monthly bills. |
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| While there will always be niche competitive products for the rate tart, this is a pricing model which has become increasingly unsustainable over the longer term. |
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| I would be able to produce new videos in a niche market previously unavailable to me. |
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| According to Spradling, the niche environment may constitute a primary regulatory force capable of re-programming somatic cells to become stem cells. |
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| The new economy, in short rests strongly on the old, with many start-up firms acting as suppliers or niche competitors in a nexus around the older, larger, central firms. |
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| The dominant feature of the playroom is a periwinkle blue storage wall that contains cabinets, drawers, a display niche, and a long, narrow counter. |
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| In the life-size portrait, Correggio painted a young woman in three-quarter view, seated beneath trees of laurel and ivy, which form a kind of niche around her head. |
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| Well, we saw a niche in the market that wasn't filled and we went for it. |
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| Placing the product in a niche can be a tough choice, especially if the board wants the entire market, however it can limit wastage of productive resources. |
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| The third time he just growled and bought a cone from the ice-cream van that had spotted a niche market in servicing journalists at a murder scene. |
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| Her second collection was tipped by the Business Design Centre as the best cutting edge UK business and one of five niche labels to watch by Drapers Record. |
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| Keystone occupies a specific niche in the aeromedical transport world. |
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| When his wife brought home a nanny goat in January 2002 from the vet clinic where she works, this couple never suspected it would help them launch a profitable niche business. |
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| Thanks to a dramatic jump in available varieties suitable for our growing niche, we're no longer the forgotten stepchild of the fruit-gardening world. |
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| In the photo, the ostentatious monument is undercut by a temporary stall selling wares in its niche. |
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| Coincident with this spread has been a shift from a tropically defined niche to one more temperate, with the incumbent challenges of surviving winters. |
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| The long tail, one the busiest of buzzwords, refers to the eclectic, niche stuff that can be found beyond the mainstream, beyond the stuff that has broad appeal to the masses. |
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| Literature is essentially a niche interest, and, as such, is subject to its own microcosmic fads. |
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| At the time of his marriage in May of 1747 Hamilton had struggled for almost eight years to create a comfortable niche in a primitive New World environment. |
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| At the same time, the various oral communities that live on the body are highly dependent on the environmental conditions that normally prevail within each niche. |
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| Don't put your shirt on the shares but if you want to risk a small amount in a company that looks to be developing a promising niche, then it merits consideration. |
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| This leads on to the idea that the sum of expenditure on all these little niche markets can equal or exceed the value of the heavily hyped blockbusters. |
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| Still, Nutella seems highly aware of the importance of erring on the side of niche. |
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| It is for any manufacturer who produces a cabriolet a niche product. |
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| Include direct links to your products so that people interested can retweet and don't forget the hashtag that tells followers and non-followers what your product niche is. |
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| After carving a niche in the tinsel world, Ananth Nagarkatti and M.H.Amarnath, alias Ambarish, entered politics and tried their luck in the new domain. |
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| School could be held regularly in a rented space, or in any available public niche, even outdoors. |
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| Such patterns of niche complementarity imply adaptive responses to interspecific competition, either past or present. |
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| Laboratory spectroscopic reflectometry is a niche market within the surface metrology market. |
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| Anderson and Passman have written the X-15's bio so that we can understand the unique niche these three aircraft created and still solely occupy. |
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| Where the stars of location and lack of competition align, late-night dining can create a destination niche. |
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| The author systematizes and schematizes the trajectories of niche parties by using case studies from Great Britain, Scotland and France. |
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| We are a small niche distillery producing single malt whisky, which is the higher addedvalue end of the market. |
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| Southport has developed a niche by buying small logs that other mills don't want and turning out framing and dimension lumber. |
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| He's talking about recent none-too-pretty developments in the bookselling niche he helped to create. |
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| But Estrada believes there will always be a substantial niche for bottled gas. |
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| External antistatic agents have created a niche market with the development of the anticling dryer sheets. |
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| The firm's client base is SME builders and specialist niche joinery manufacturers and shopfitters. |
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| Methamphetamine is pervasive in all geographic regions but has found a niche in rural settings. |
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| In due course Stanley found his niche, working in the fish trade as a filleter. |
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| Madagascan lemurs have filled every niche, with sifakas leaping 15 metres between branches. |
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| From this niche photonics is likely to spread, he believes, replacing electronics in other applications. |
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| This category is full of small, or troubled, or iffy, or niche movies. |
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| The central niche originally held an image of one of the sacred Tirthankaras. |
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| The family now offers a choice of 48 mutual funds covering all core styles and niche investment offerings. |
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| It helped create a niche which allowed a small tree shrew to come down to the ground and evolve into the human race. |
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| The case explores the dynamics of an alliance between Harley-Davidson and a small, entrepreneurial, niche market company, Lehman Trikes. |
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| The triallate herbicide business allows us the opportunity to further expand our niche marketing into the grain markets. |
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| To effectively market a specialty product such as this, one needs niche marketing skills. |
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| One way to increase your chances of getting clicks, without bidding over your budget, is to go wide in your keyword niche. |
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| Defining niche marketing as knowing what you do best and capitalizing on opportunities, he pointed out the elements critical to planning. |
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| This is especially true in the life sciences where a great many suppliers offer only a limited product line and practice niche marketing. |
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| I think there's a niche market for these kind of Apple tech people who love Apple and will buy anything they come out with. |
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| The business has a highly recognized name in these niche markets with an an exemplary reputation for 23 years. |
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| Identify the niche markets upon which you intend to focus, the specific investment approaches you plan to use and your firm's unique features. |
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| Building brand recognition is Bahia Beach's defense, and its attack mode is targeting niche markets, says Fernando Pimentel, ABIT superintendent. |
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| What started as an effort to build a counterculture soon fragmented into many niche subcultures that had nothing to do with flower power. |
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| Glassmaker Romag hails the success of its stock market flotation and moves into niche markets after unveiling an 11pc rise in profits. |
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| The Dedicated Short-Range Communications systems expected to be operational next year could help establish such niche markets. |
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| Low-cost futons will continue to occupy a niche on the floors of mass merchants and warehouse clubs. |
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| Fast growing niche markets, like drones, are expected to have a positive future, especially thanks to easy integration of 9-axis combos. |
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| The report profiles 90 companies including many key and niche players worldwide such as Applied Fiberoptics Inc. |
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| Frank Turner Tape Deck Heart ETON posho Frank finds his niche with his fifth album. |
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| Lee looks beneath Takashi Murakami's Superflat surfaces to locate the digital technics subtending his experiments in mass and niche marketing. |
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| Initial diversification of macroboring ichnofossils and exploitation of the macroboring niche in the lower Paleozoic. |
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| Specialized contexts may be identified in which ideography is operative within a particular social group or cultural niche. |
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| Product innovation that focuses on niche uses and convenience is vital for the growth of this industry. |
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| Ethnic beverages like Mexican aguas frescas and horchata will carve out a wider niche on the menu. |
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| Actually, competition may cause a shift in niche partitioning of plant resources, which consequently affects the extraguild prey consumption. |
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| Throne of my lonely niche, my wealth, my love, my moonlight. |
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| A challenger brand is a brand in an industry where it is neither the market leader or a niche brand. |
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| They were eventually replaced in these niche applications by steam turbines. |
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| The architecture of the Bengal Sultanate saw a distinct style of domed mosques with complex niche pillars and no minarets. |
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| An increasing number of small authors are using niche marketing online to sell more books by engaging with their readers online. |
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| The dish is more of a niche market delicacy in India than a mass market dish. |
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| Of the dozen or so smaller producers Rover and Jaguar were strong niche producers. |
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| With all the Washington muck-a-mucks and pretend muck-a-mucks the facility built its market niche on an array of special security services. |
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| Or he may be classed as filling a niche today like that of Keats in a preceding epoch. |
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| Rarely exhibited examples of monoprints gifted to friends and family of Emin form a niche but revealing body of work. |
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| Instead, firms need to create killer apps for niche markets, and especially those not requiring exorbitant infrastructure investments. |
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| The media spends most of its time telling us about the next big thing, while overlooking the power and the size of niche markets. |
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| It is perfectly adapted to the island ecosystem, and occupies a similar ecological niche that the extinct myotragus had. |
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| They could be an alternate species to rainbow trout and could provide producers with a different niche in the marketplace. |
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| The established buyers of these products make up a niche market, which makes marketing for Fairtrade a challenge. |
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| They built extensive occupational networks and a transnational niche community. |
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| A mihrab, also spelled as mehrab is a semicircular niche in the wall of a mosque that indicates the qibla. |
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| In the qiblah wall, usually at its center, is the mihrab, a niche or depression indicating the direction of Mecca. |
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