Sentences with phrase «other tradition marketing»

Not exact matches

It has become my tradition on these ski trips to have a day or two by myself to head to the local market, cook up a new recipe, sip some wine and simply enjoy the day in the house while the others are on the slopes.

As Tropical Traditions grew, we began adding other traditional products which were hard to find in commodity food markets such as local chain grocery stores.

Tropical Traditions also restored traditional methods of producing coconut oil by hand, and also worked to provide consumer access to other traditional products that had fallen out of favor in the U.S. market, but for which there was a demand from health - conscious consumers interested in sourcing food outside the corporate commodity food supply kept cheap by government subsidies.

OTHER Maple - Brown's value - based investment philosophy started the tradition of value investing in the Australian market.

Other markets have more complicated tick values, dating back to older pricing traditions, such as bushels and ounces.

The great holiday tradition in my family is to exchange unrecognizable, middle - market video games with each other.

Time seems to flow in cycles, and so on the eve of 18th Street's 25th anniversary, we meet again at a crossroads: one path illuminated by the hot flame of the avant - garde and DIY traditions of Los Angeles; the other by the cool, neon glow of the global contemporary art market.

In view of this, one can place similarly engaged works — like Trevor Paglen's South American (SAM - 1) NSA / GCHQ - Tapped Undersea Cable Atlantic Ocean (2015), a photograph of an undersea internet cable believed to be tapped by the United States» National Security Agency, or Cheyney Thompson's 88.35 Tungsten - 67.45 Cobalt - 45.36 Tin - 28.74 Nickel - 18.23 Iron - 82.29 Bismuth - 58.84 Aluminum - 41.32 Silicon - 24.11 Copper - 13.95 Chromium (2015), a gestural abstract painting made with the ten titular minerals, whose values anchor the worth of all other metals in financial markets — in a 20th - century sculptural tradition that otherwise might have seemed wholly irrelevant.