Sentences with phrase «saturation point with»

«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.
Some argue that we are reaching the saturation point with training sessions.
We're at (if not past) the saturation point with e-mail.
Yes, there are some real giants waiting to be awoken in 2015, most of which have not reached saturation point with audiences just yet.
«I don't know if it's a saturation point with digital,» Len Vlahos, the executive director of the Book Industry Study Group, said in a recent interview.
«There's a danger of hitting a saturation point with the number of qualified and civic - minded people who can do that kind of work,» says Soifer, who runs a think tank and is on charter school boards in four states in addition to sitting on the D.C. authorizing board.
But you reach a certain saturation point with it.
I respect and applaud the coaching legend that he is, but as a fan I've reached my saturation point with him and the corporate clowns that enable his 8M larceny of fans hard earned money.
It will depend if enough Canadians, like Albertans, will have reached a saturation point with their government and decide that it's time to change the trajectory and course of government.
The device market looks set to reach the saturation point with the growth rate of device shipments declining to 5.9 % in 2015.

Not exact matches

The four critical factors are: (a) businesses with recurring revenue bases — like a renewable subscription — are far better than ones dependent on constantly securing new customers; renewals are much easier and less expensive to secure than new sales; (b) customer retention is absolutely critical — all customers are very costly to acquire and very easy to lose in a world of almost infinite choices; (c) businesses based on products that require constant replacement or renewal (the «razor blade» model) are much more attractive than durable goods businesses (like selling refrigerators) where the products have very long repurchase or replacement life cycles and where the market could even fairly quickly reach saturation points; and (d) businesses that offer products or services that had a predictably high rate of obsolescence were much more attractive than those where the products had long, useful lives.
But with startups and with the rapid growth of established players like SoulCycle and Flywheel Sports, could the market be reaching a saturation point?
From the present perspective, however, the audience patterns for the past decade are indicative of growth to the point of market saturation (i.e., it appears that in 1977 the paid - time religious broadcasters reached the peak of their growth with the audience segment they can reach with their present program formats and contents).
But with power and endurance almost at their saturation point — it's hard for a young hotshot to blow a veteran off the court when he barely holds a physical advantage (19 - year old Bernard Tomic and 21 - year old Milos Raonic are attempting to prove this theory wrong)-- the best players in the game these days are also rather experienced.
One is pretty familiar to the players; it is the path of implosion — the time of the season when the club reaches saturation point and goes into a downward spiral following a morale crushing result, culminating in a situation where the Gooners have to be content with a Champions League spot and the same old adage «there's always next season».
As water vapor comes in contact with your cooler swim goggle lenses, it reaches its saturation point, causing water droplets to form during a process known as deposition.
But New York's foray into full - scale gambling comes amid broader uncertainty in the market, with casino industry analysts warning the region may be nearing a saturation point.
With mainstream diets reaching saturation point, extreme diets are springing up all over the place.
To experience the full benefits of supplementing with creatine, you want to get to a place called the point of saturation.
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»).
Though passages of Sausage Party are addled with fast cuts and saturation - point swearing that diminishes the poetry of a well - placed «fuck,» the movie keeps returning to the network of religion - like beliefs and ethnic stereotypes that make up this food world.
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.»
But even if the screenplay — credited to Derrickson, C. Robert Cargill and Jon Spaihts — is just a touch too familiar, it seems hardly fair to penalize a film so visually inventive, witty and filled with magnificent spectacle, just because it has come around at a saturation point in the superhero cinema industry.
The only outcome I can predict is when all of these situations come together and these stars align with Aquarius, the market will reach a saturation point.
The U.S. is about to hit the «blending wall,» the saturation point for ethanol use, because it does not have the infrastructure to meet the federal mandate for renewable - fuels use with ethanol.
The United Kingdom is reaching a point of mobile phone saturation, with an estimated 70 % of the population owning one.
As for your other question, it's true there comes a point of market saturation, but if it's a story you love, you find a way to tell it with originality and passion.
The new iPads have fairly accurate intensity scales with gammas fairly close to the 2.2 standard, however, they all have slightly bluish white points, with color temperatures of 7,109 K to 7,355 K, which is still (marginally) very good but reduces their overall color accuracy somewhat because the white point also affects all of the low saturation colors in the color gamut.
My thought is to try «saturation bombing» with discount sales for a month to see whether it's possible to raise the profile of a well - reviewed book to the point where it stands a chance to take off.
Another point Martin - Smith makes is that because anyone can self - publish, there is a saturation of self - published authors with «vanity projects and books so poorly written they drag the reputation of everyone else down with them.»
Over the last decade, the video games market is at a point of saturation with Lego titles.
Tagged with Ben Gooding, Carol Robertson, Charley Peters, From Centre, Giulia Ricci, Hanz Hancock, Judith Duquemin, Julia Farrer, Laurence Noga, Lothar Götz, Martin Church, Natalie Dower, Nathan Cohen, Patrick Morrissey, Peter Lowe, Rana Begum, Rhys Coren, Richard Plank, Robin Seir, Saturation Point, series, Silvia Lerin, Slate Projects, Steve Sproates, systems, Tess Jaray, Trevor Sutton, William Angus - Hughes, Zombie Formalism
Even without a visit, in surveying material available online (the Saturation Point review, an Eagle Gallery website summary, the catalogue with images of the work and an essay by Laurence Noga), I am immediately impressed by Dower's constancy of purpose along with the way that the relatively simple numerical systems she employs have the power to generate their own forms, almost even without the input of an artist.
By the time modernism reached its saturation point in mid-century, with Pollock leading the graduating class of New York's Cedar Tavern into imminent glory, Bishop was living in Brazil.
Tagged with Andy Parkinson, Charley Peters, Hanz Hancock, Jane Bustin, Laurence Noga, Natalie Dower, Patrick Morrissey, Saturation Point, Vanessa Jackson
Tagged with Carol Robertson, Charley Peters, Estelle Thompson, Francesca Simon, Frederik De Wilde, Jonathan Parsons, Judith Duquemin, Julia Farrer, Patrick Morrissey, reductive art, Saturation Point
24 Nov 16 — 21 Jan 17, Imperfect Reverse, group show with Saturation Point Projects, travels to Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge
Tagged with abstract painting, Annodam, art, Jessica Carlisle Gallery, Katrina Blannin, Saturation Point
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
With The Appearance and Disappearance of Antwerp / Bacchus / Christ, Jan Fabre holds up an unfathomable mirror to the viewer: the blue ballpoint pen ink, applied until the point of saturation, ideal for conjuring up apparitions.
24 Nov 16 — 21 Jan 17, Imperfect Reverse, group show with Saturation Point Projects, travels to Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge 18 Oct — 18 Nov 2016, Imperfect Reverse, group show with Satura...
Highlights included the room - sized installation Philosophy of Impotence, or Distribution Map of Impotence and the Appearance of Protective Domes at the Points of Saturation (1961 - 62), but one left with the feeling there is still room for further critical interpretation of Kudo's work in the Japanese context.
CP I recently reviewed Carol Robertson's exhibition «Circular Stories» for Saturation Point, and I was especially interested by the way her work combines an environmental influence from the French landscape with an ongoing commitment to working with an abstract language.
Before allowing the temperature to respond, we can consider the forcing at the tropopause (TRPP) and at TOA, both reductions in net upward fluxes (though at TOA, the net upward LW flux is simply the OLR); my point is that even without direct solar heating above the tropopause, the forcing at TOA can be less than the forcing at TRPP (as explained in detail for CO2 in my 348, but in general, it is possible to bring the net upward flux at TRPP toward zero but even with saturation at TOA, the nonzero skin temperature requires some nonzero net upward flux to remain — now it just depends on what the net fluxes were before we made the changes, and whether the proportionality of forcings at TRPP and TOA is similar if the effect has not approached saturation at TRPP); the forcing at TRPP is the forcing on the surface + troposphere, which they must warm up to balance, while the forcing difference between TOA and TRPP is the forcing on the stratosphere; if the forcing at TRPP is larger than at TOA, the stratosphere must cool, reducing outward fluxes from the stratosphere by the same total amount as the difference in forcings between TRPP and TOA.
I heard a climatologist explain on the radio that with a higher temperature the saturation point rises.
This fits with Craig Idso's work on plant growth which demonstrates that the saturation point — where plants grow as fast as possible (and extra CO2 doesn't help) is somewhere above 1000 and below 2000ppm.
The greenhouse gasses (of which C02 is only a MINOR part) have a saturation point, with respect to the greenhouse EFFECT.
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.
It is circular because the references for saturation pressure vary with the freezing and boiling point of water that would vary with sea level and composition of the gas if I read the equations correctly.
does the 15ppm consider CO2 contributed from deforestation (which as this becomes more extensive against the growing population, the atmosphere breaks well beyond saturation point as trees can not convert CO2 fast enough to combat the production), the burning of peat, the likely disturbances and resulting CO2 emitted from deep sea drilling (i.e. decomposed life forms from the ocean bed reaching the atmosphere) the CO2 deposits from extensive farming, the population of all mammals exhaling CO2, chemical productions with CO2 bi-products and all other man related processes that give off CO2?
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