niches造句

In niches upon each side stood great wine-jars filled to the brim with silver pieces.

These days the donors are particularly interested in niches, such as investigative reporting and science writing.

Alternatively, Benjamin Bowler of Merrill Lynch suggests investing in hedge-fund niches, such as merger arbitrage.

The cloakrooms of the children's groups are covered in wood and meander like snails shells into private niches.

Matching sediment patterns in the fragments with those in the hollow niches where the Buddhas once stood offers key clues to the pieces' original position.

In prior studies, Sipkins found that leukemia cells and some solid tumors create specific niches in the bone marrow where they multiply and spread.

There are niches by the thousands, genre within genre within genre: Imagine an entire Tower Records devoted to '80s hair bands or ambient dub.

A plausible reason is that all the dinosaurs had been killed off, except the line that evolved into birds, and the placental mammals speciated into the ecological niches that had been left vacant.

"Some of [the small] brained species are lucky enough to find niches in urban habitats that are by coincidence a pretty good approximation of their original habitat," he said.

Problem and vision statements are useful both when you are redesigning an existing product and for new technology products or products being designed for unexplored market niches, when formulating user goals and frustrations into problem and vision statements helps to establish team consensus and attention on the priorities of d