Sentences with phrase «saturation point»

I'm often asked «has the market reached saturation point».

But you reach a certain saturation point with it.

The team has turned its attention to finding steel saturation points for other mature economies.

In 1977, it appears that that segment of the total television audience to a large extent was at saturation point.

The ppm saturation point of CO2 is critical to determining the effect of increasing concentrations of CO2.

What's going on looks pretty clear: the most advanced smartphone markets are approaching saturation points, meaning that people are quite happy with their existing devices.

So it's hard to argue that we're even close to approaching any sort of market saturation point.

For a growing part of the population, who religiously buy the latest and greatest, we may be reaching an incremental demand saturation point.

The maximum media density measured in this procedure approaches the density at the theoretical saturation point.

The market for cryptocurrency books has a long way to go before reading saturation point.

But it could also mean that the ability of oceans and forests to soak up much of our emissions is reaching saturation point.

This was down 22 % YoY as the effect of the NEW 3DS launch wore off during FY2015 and 3DS reached saturation point in Japan and America.

18 Oct — 18 Nov 2016, Imperfect Reverse, group show with Saturation Point Projects at Camberwell Space Projects, London

11 June — 11 July 2015, Generator: Systems Logic and the Analogue Art of Programming, group show at Kaleidoscope Gallery with Katrina Blannin, Christina France, Hanz Hancock, James Irwin, Patrick Morrissey, Charley Peters and Mary Yacoob, curated by Saturation Point Projects

So, I would argue, that Nestlé India is nowhere near saturation point.

Pre-plan your visit so you don't reach saturation point on ICT before you've made it past row D though.

See Saturation Point, the online editorial and curatorial project for reductive, geometric and systems artists working in the UK, for new interviews with

The Southern Ocean is predicted to be the first place where this acidification will reduce aragonite concentrations to below saturation point, by the year 2100 [41].

We've reached superhero saturation point, and Deadpool 2 is less a satire of that condition than a symptom of it.

Her works have also been included in group shows at Saturation Point ACME studios, London, UK; The Drawing Center, New York, NY; The Weatherspoon Museum of Art, Durham, NC; and IS Projects, Leiden, The Netherlands.

Canada is quickly reaching its double - double saturation point.

It's not Young's fault he was so ridiculously good in the season's first two months that the public decided it had reached its Trae Young saturation point by late January.

Okay, this gripe's not even an aesthetic or saturation point thing, it's a logic thing.

Saturation point = reached.

As with anything reaching its cultural saturation point, it's the singer, not the song, and the results have been all over the spectrum, from the brilliant («Shaun of the Dead») to the forgettable («Warm Bodies»).

As car companies both domestic and foreign scramble to fill in gaps in their showrooms, it seems Honda hasn't yet reached the crossover saturation point.

These artists are members of a collective based in London called Saturation Point UK.

The concept was originally developed by Akira Nagashima in 2004, who was a retired agricultural machinery engineer who later studied biology and learned the «light saturation point.»

It seems the atmospheric saturation point is immesurably higher than the esteemed Happer is telling us.

The oceans are currently oversaturated with respect to calcium carbonate minerals, but some researchers became fearful that a falling pH could lower the supply of carbonate ions, and eventually drive the ocean's saturation point so low that calcium carbonate minerals will dissolve faster than they form.

Smart locks are a long ways away from saturation point, but unlike devices like smartphones, they're unlikely to follow a predictable two - year upgrade cycle.

«I believe that, particularly in the retail sector, we may soon be reaching a development saturation point with competing stores on all four corners of intersections,» Domb says.

There was a time when every single thing I read was all about hygge and I definitely reached peak saturation point.

There's a good review of it at Saturation Point in which James Campion discusses the selection of works, reflecting on some individual pieces, specifically the Spiral Track works (1984), Colour Spiral Track no. 2 (19) and Jungle Sphere, (1988), and briefly considers Dower's relationship to the tradition of Constructivist and Systems art.

We got Occupy Washington and the out - of - work tent dwellers to saturation point for months.

Any heat radiation penetrating the canopy and incident on the soil again goes towards phase changing water, water in the soil moisture, but this happens in a limited quantity based on saturation point of vapor in the surrounding.

Yes, there are some real giants waiting to be awoken in 2015, most of which have not reached saturation point with audiences just yet.

The smartphone market is near saturation point.

Generator, curated by Saturation Point Projects, on show at Kaleidoscope Gallery presents a selection of artworks that are automatically generated, in that control of the artistic process and / or outcome is transferred from the artist to a system or set of rules.

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However biologically controlled calcification reveals that simple metrics of chemical equilibriums and saturation points do not accurately demonstrate the biologically controlled calcification process.

As is the case with most superhero movies, reviews are largely mixed, ranging from the claim that we've reached superhero saturation point to calling it «awfully good» and «refreshing.»