| It was an early adopter of technology that in the 1980s replaced the old mechanical spinning reels with digital chips. |
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| Does being an early adopter of technology make it more difficult for you to stay in touch with regular people? |
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| Regulations 7 and 8 spell out an adoption agency's duties in respect of a child, his parents or guardian and prospective adopter. |
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| But despite all of the power and sway that awaits an early adopter, it's going to take a brave CEO with thick skin to enter the blogosphere. |
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| I spent a few years being what the marketing people call an early adopter, buying new technology only to find it a lot cheaper in six months time. |
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| She tries out new cosmetics, is an early adopter of new colors and effects. |
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| The Canadian EMR market is moving beyond the early adopter stage and is now ready for broad adoption of EMR systems. |
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| But, being global technology leaders is that much harder when early adopter markets are far from home. |
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| With a system such as DRM, the BBC is not just an early adopter but is helping to develop the system whilst being an early user of it. |
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| In it, the authors talk about taking products that sell well for the early adopter, uber-geeks and positioning them for the mainstream, less technical audience. |
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| As TD was an early adopter of carbon neutrality there were few existing standards to follow. |
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| No catch, we just want to reward our most loyal fans and present them with this special version as a thank you for being an early adopter. |
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| Being an early adopter will allow business to fine-tune processes and correct any problems before requirements become mandatory. |
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| This is, however, not the case when the child prior to the adoption has been placed in the home of the adopter as a foster child. |
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| In the other, a wonderful new world of cabin amenities beckons everybody to be an early adopter. |
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| Though Gore was an early adopter of technology, even he could not foresee the impact of social media on politics today. |
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| The North West LHIN was chosen by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care to be an early adopter of the Ontario Diabetes Strategy. |
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| The early adopter of IMT-2000 among the operators is likely to maintain this advantage in subscriber quality over the time. |
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| China was an early adopter of contactless technology and Gemalto has helped it deploy the world's first programs in this sector. |
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| He was an insatiable adopter and adapter, an incomparable prestidigitator with the thoughts of the forerunners. |
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| First Steps provides insights into life as an adopter through video and audio episodes and online lessons. |
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| An innovation can be a new idea, technique, practice, procedure, or anything that is deemed new by the adopter. |
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| In fact, a lot of publishers are already crafting marketing strategies aimed squarely at late adopter segments. |
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| A change in the process means it can now take an average of six months to become an approved adopter. |
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| First, how do gender, race, and class hierarchies and ideologies influence adopter perceptions of their children? |
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| He was first a magician, and early adopter of the cinematograph when he saw the Lumière brothers' legendary 50-second film showing the arrival of a train at Ciotat station. |
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| Marys Hospital opened in 1889 and was an early adopter of Listerian aseptic and antiseptic principles. |
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| Well no, not by a long shot, but there's no denying that blogging is well and truly past the early adopter stage and is now centre-stage, slap bang in the middle of mainstream communications. |
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| An early adopter of building with reinforced concrete, Wright employed it here for the exterior's hollyhock motifs and even for the front door, which is the only concrete door I've ever seen. |
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| I've talked about the one form, just direct subsidy, which we've done and which the Pembina Institute feels is appropriate in the early adopter phase. |
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| Five years after its establishment, the subsidiary of the Belgian Post Group is past the early adopter phase and is booking excellent results, thanks to the close co-operation with its customers and partners. |
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| In its presentation to the judges, Unilever described how it was an early adopter of sustainable business practices including its sustainable agriculture, Living Lakes and sustainable fisheries programmes. |
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| The actual implementation and operational experience gathered in the early adopter Member States would allow a thorough stocktaking to be carried out at a later stage. |
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| By creating an early adopter community of technology developers and users throughout British Columbia, the Hydrogen Highway will play an integral role in removing barriers for hydrogen and fuel cell commercialization. |
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| For many companies, Windows 7 may be a truly strategic asset that reinforces their business model, improves their competitiveness, or positions them as an early adopter for the technologies that will shape the future. |
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| These services are critical to the early adopter especially during an initial release. |
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| Identifies opportunities beyond the traditional early adopter verticals. |
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| The trade book segment has been an early adopter of digital media. |
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| San Francisco was an early adopter of carsharing in America. |
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| These firms were then assigned to adopter groups based on both the number of innovative products used, and the time of first use of each p roduct relative to other builders. |
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| Acsis is an EPCglobal member and early adopter of RFID technologies. |
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| Selected devices are available today for early adopter sampling. |
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| It is a successor to the Early Adopter Wars that Ruth Shalit skewered 4 years ago, an attempt to productize the bellwethers. |
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