reference market

There are two main reference markets: the United States and Europe.

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Strong presence in the reference market.

Veda controlled over 85% of the credit reference market in Australia, as at 2010, holding data on 14 million people.

It aims to become the reference market for small and mid-sized companies throughout the Eurozone.

One thing that does seem clear is that in the lucrative academic and reference markets, new media are quickly overtaking traditional books, and for good reason.

After investigation, the Commission identified a distinct geographic reference market, limited to Great Britain, in which the concentration threatened to create or strengthen a dominant position.

If there must be reference markets, they cannot be restricted to mini-markets such as Luxembourg but must be defined on a regional or European scale.

Its main focus is providing personalized services to companies wishing to use sport as a communication tool in order to reach their reference market in a targeted way.

A user might wish to use Bloomberg data from the Terminal to create their own calculations; by accessing streaming, historical, and reference market data from another program, they can build these formulae.

F+W's self-described mission is to "grow and serve passionate enthusiasts in lifestyle and reference markets by providing how-to content, practical solutions, and inspiration to consumers through appropriate and varied media and event formats."

With the benefit of hindsight, this policy of specialisation and full process manufacturing of all components proved to be such a winner that Bonfiglioli soon found itself occupying the position of leader on all its reference markets.

Instead, the importance sampling method consists in doing a Monte Carlo in an arbitrary reference market data (ideally one in which the variance is as low as possible), and calculate the prices using the weight-changing technique described above.

Mark Nichols, a buyer for the New Canaan Book Shop in New Canaan, Conn., and for Book Call, a mail order book-buying operation, said, "We see the Cambridge filling the need for the college market, while the Random House is for the home reference market."