20 SUPPLY AND DEMAND FOR A PRODUCT OR SERVICE terms
In this space you will find a small glossary of the thematic supply and demand of a product or service.
Appear
Verb
come into sight; become visible or noticeable, especially without apparent cause
Example: Calves are also likely to APPEAR depressed lying on the floor with their head down, weak and lacking in energy and display a part or total loss of appetite in the early stages of the disease.
es: Aparecer
Appearance
Noun
the way that someone or something looks.
Example: Therefore Neanderthals would have been rather short and squat in APPEARANCE, heavily muscled with broad chests (Stringer and Gamble 1993: 93) .
es: Apariencia
Appointments
Noun
an arrangement to meet someone at a particular time and place.
Example: (See 'Data collection') Must be willing to talk to a researcher about their APPOINTMENTS and treatment regime, and about their diary for up to an hour on two separate occasions, and for their responses to be audio taped.
es: Equipo
Benchmarking
Verb
evaluate (something) by comparison with a standard.
Example: These similarities tell that Greenwich may be a good tourist destination so that Liverpool can produce strategic plans on the basis of its success and failure. 4.2 BENCHMARKING - Greenwich vs.
es: Benchmarking
Brands
Noun
a type of product manufactured by a particular company under a particular name.
Example: The BRANDS currently in play, especially in the Vodite market aren't suitable for the fast growing segments.
es: Marcas
Build
Verb
construct (something) by putting parts or material together.
Example: With this challenge, there is a tendency of organizations, such as the CGIAR Centers, to BUILD alliances among themselves, disappear, or to merge with national organizations, in order to reduce costs and be efficient.
es: Construir
Chosen
Verb
ast participle of choose.
Example: Conclusion Based on the exact detailed plans, the decision can then be made on the CHOSEN alternative with higher NPV
es: Elegida
Developer
Noun
a person or thing that develops something
Example: A potential flaw with the EIA process in the UK is the fact that the ES is produced by the DEVELOPER.
es: Desarrolladora
Feature
Noun
a distinctive attribute or aspect of something.
Example: As many of the zoos also FEATURE articles about research projects on their websites I would be happy to utilise my journalistic experience to write an article about my project and report my findings.
es: Característica
Helping
Noun
a portion of food served to one person at one time.
Example: Rembitt has some on-going business process changes, for example, by using CAD software, Rembitt are now able to create the "Design Clinic" HELPING customer to improve their packaging.
es: Ayudar
High Price
Adjective
costing a great deal; expensive.
Example: A low price can be perceived as poor quality while a HIGH PRICE could be undercut by competitors wanting to steal market share.
es: Precio alto
Mass Market
Noun
the market for goods that are produced in large quantities.
Example: This is largely explained by the differing production strategies based on the lack of a MASS MARKET and factor endowments in Britain, where there was an abundance of skilled labour experienced in the operation of metal working machines.
es: Mercado de masas
Overall
Adjective
taking everything into account.
Example: The world's six largest exporters of wheat, barley and rice are: The six main exporters of these products OVERALL appear to be North and Central America, France, Europe, Oceania, Australia and Canada.
es: En general
Packaging
Noun
materials used to wrap or protect goods.
Example: Continued marketing The turkeys are marketed to a very high standard, in presentation boxes, branded greaseproof PACKAGING and with herbs and information.
es: embalaje
Right
Adjective
morally good, justified, or acceptable.
Example: Average annual rainfall (1961 -1990) (RIGHT) (Premaratne and Premalal, 2006) Note: darker colours mean higher rainfall Fig 4. Distribution of rainfall in Meha season (left) and Yala season (RIGHT) (Ahikarinayake, 2005) Fig 5.
es: Derecha
Selling
Verb
give or hand over (something) in exchange for money
Example: Last minute dot coms' packaging is more in the form of quality of service and the ease of use of the SELLING buying medium, these become attributes of the service which make the biggest impact on the consumer in advertising the company and their products.
es: Venta
Settings
Noun
the place or type of surroundings where something is positioned or where an event takes place.
Example: Moreover, Hunter and Hunter (1982) found that these tests have been successful at predicting people's job performance in a number of SETTINGS and across many job categories.
es: Ajustes
Single
Adjective
unaccompanied by others : LONE, SOLE
Example: Point mutation is a change of a SINGLE base at one locus, changing the translation of a SINGLE codon, or amino acid.
es: Soltera
Supply
Verb
Supply is the willingness and ability of producers to create goods and services to take them to market. Supply is positively related to price given that at higher prices there is an incentive to supply more as higher prices may generate increased revenue and profits.
Example: As has already been mentioned, the current state of China's water SUPPLY, chiefly in two of the country's largest rivers, has been recently described as unsafe for human contact.
es: Suministro
Weekend
Noun
Saturday and Sunday, especially regarded as a time for leisure.
Example: Introduction The 'Experiencing the Weather' field course took place during the WEEKEND of 28 th - 29 th October 2006.
