Sentences with phrase «subtle name change»

The campaign will also showcase the channel's subtle name change («the» has been dropped from the name).

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These changes might be very subtle — squeezing in recent advances, the names of specific products, or a particular laboratory technique, for example — but they WILL increase the impact of your letter.

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The car is an example of what is known in the industry as badge engineering, wherein one car is given subtle detail changes and is sold under numerous brand names.

As denoted by the slight change in name, the Optimus M + is all about subtle and slight updates rather than a full upgrade, with a slightly larger 3.5 inch HVGA resolution display, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, upgraded 5.0 megapixel camera with LED flash and HD video capture, increased user accessible internal memory with microSD slot and Wi - Fi N radio to round out the spec sheet.

Finally, I elaborate a bit on the thinking behind my suspicion that «GC's don't really want to change,» by analogy to shopping at Tiffany's... My point about the imprimatur of a brand name, or «quality» -LSB-...] may be a bit more subtle or at least a bit different than the implication that GC's will pay a price equal to the «detriment... if they didn't have it.»

The Verge Amazon Key is a new service that lets couriers unlock your front door Amazon is currently in the middle of courting giant cacti and name changes from cities debasing themselves to be the site of the retailer's new headquarters, but the company is also infiltrating our lives in more subtle ways: Amazon Key.