How To Use Bundling In A Sentence
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By bundling the two products together, the two companies have provided SpreadBase 1.1 with direct access to relational databases via DataPrism.
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Examples of this semi-transparent technique including bundling a hotel stay with airfare or a stay with a car rental.
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By bundling Wii Sports with Wii consoles, Nintendo ensured that its flagship title surpassed sales of Super Mario Bros.
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Could the observed bundling be an artifact of specimen preparation for electron microscopy?
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They led by 1-2 to 0-0 early on, with the dangerous Watson bundling the sliotar to the net.
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The way in which the cell packages this genetic material is by tightly coiling it up and bundling it around proteins to form a structure called the chromosome.
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It is generally the case that if the stock market identifies an easy value increasing option, such as selling out to a hostile bidder or unbundling the businesses, then under-performing managements will be punished.
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He said that GEAR was nevertheless contributing towards the economy's improved competitiveness by encouraging a huge short-term inflow of capital, enhancing the competitiveness of South African businesses and indirectly encouraging the unbundling of the major conglomerates via the partial rlaxation of exchange controls.
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Yet bundling together different allegations in one case is fraught with danger.
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The company offered customers a single computer solution, bundling together hardware and software.
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Maybe it's a preventative measure to stop drunks who ran out of smokes in the pub bundling in there but it was very annoying.
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The company offered customers a single computer solution, bundling together hardware and software.
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In particular, they noted that modem patelloid limpets have segmented scars due to bundling of the large retractor muscle.
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Dr. Porter was an invalid, with the prophetic handkerchief bundling his throat, and his face "festooned" -- as I heard Hillard say once, speaking of one of our College professors -- in folds and wrinkles.
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For example, if the sale is a demerger or unbundling process used to counter a hostile bid, timing will be critical.
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Many readers who responded to our recent online questionnaire about bundling their telecommunications services said they successfully dickered with their providers.
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There was the creamy bowl of a skull, rags bundling nobbled sticks together, shrouding the clawed fingers of a ribcage in a grey shirt and sweater.
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Yes, my main complaint is that the only issue about bundling was completely ignored by Kling's article, and I can't really see how it could have been an unintentional oversight considering the context that Microsoft has been in the news lately.
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Microsoft is built on bundling new applications such as web browsers, e-mail programs and music players into its software.
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Yet bundling together different allegations in one case is fraught with danger.
Times, Sunday Times
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The term bundling, as it is used here, just generally makes me laugh.
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The company offered customers a single computer solution, bundling together hardware and software.
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Burying the rose is best accomplished by first hand-stripping leaves, then bundling the major canes loosely together.
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Large firms engage in outsourcing, subcontracting, and unbundling as a business strategy to spread their risks and in the process small firms emerge and develop.
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For years, we've just been quietly bundling the bodies of patients off to the morgue while infection rates get higher and higher.
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If your idea of a relaxing vacation on the coast involves bundling up for a clambake instead of palm trees and rum punch, a trip to Cape Cod is just the ticket.
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Without one, it risks losing its competitive edge to rivals that can offer more by bundling telly together with broadband and telephony.
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Your intuition is that the reason that the seller engages in bundling is to force you to buy something that you do not want.
Bundling II, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Bundling phone and cable service to its Bay Area customers is a major strategic goal.
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Bundling care -- where a provider gets a lump sum to treat a diabetic for a year, as opposed to getting paid for every new thing they do to the diabetic -- will encourage more efficient care, as the hospital makes money when it doesn't overtreat, as opposed to when it does.
Will the Medicare cuts in health-care reform stick?
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Worse was to come for Maguire who, in bundling over Naismith, earned a second yellow card of the afternoon and an early bath.
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Redstone plans to offer broadband services to small and medium-sized businesses following local loop unbundling in July 2001.
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Competition is overdue, but, unfortunately, unbundling downstream offers less comfort in a market where supply choices are narrowing upstream.
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Hazard also comes from the heavy equipment for bundling logs and moving them out of the woods on greasy skidder trails and along narrow dirt roads.
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The big problem for consumers is that there is nothing they can do about unbundling, bar moving house.
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However, in vitro studies have failed to detect any bundling of actin by either intact dystrophin or Dys - 246.
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Rather bundling is regulated when the issue is monopoly power.
Bundling, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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New product is what we call shin kicking, it gets the kids to say to mom "I have to get into Build-A-Bear" and then we need something for mom, whether that's a strong promotion, whether that's a bundling opportunity, whether it's some kind of limited edition.
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Additional references, anecdotes and stories about the custom of bundling are drawn from eighteenth-century America.
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The unbundling, required by law before 2011, will effectively create two companies.
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But it didn't last forever, and soon we were all bundling into Lydia's car, including Will, who lived in the next street from her.
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It is an airline, however, with some distinctly budget-like policies, 'unbundling' services and charging for extras.
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The unbundling of the set provides a fresh opportunity to assess it on its own terms.
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A lot of people are talking about unbundling but very few have done anything.
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I have spent the last couple of days bundling up parcels and addressing envelopes.
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Senior citizens may be happy taking out their knitted caps and heavy mufflers but for the younger and more trendy, putting away those short-sleeves and polo shirts need not mean bundling up in shapeless clothes.
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Yet bundling together different allegations in one case is fraught with danger.
Times, Sunday Times
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Still, bundling (parent-approved, pre-marital sex) and pre-marital pregnancy were tolerated within plebeian communities, provided couples were moving towards a stable family arrangement.
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Somehow the image of Rupert Murdoch bundling over the road to the Dog and Duck at the end of a stressful day to get it off his chest with his News International minions doesn't quite ring true.
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Could the observed bundling be an artifact of specimen preparation for electron microscopy?
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Most unbundling is in towns and cities.
Times, Sunday Times
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That's an honest enough admission about the culpability of the financial community in bundling the toxic derivatives packages still disastrously undermining the economic health of the nation.
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Offmyserver and NetSoft teamed up to bring this appliance to market, with NetSoft doing the software and Offmyserver bundling it with the hardware.
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Microsoft executives bristle at talk of Trojan Horses and the suggestion that bundling its Net services into Windows is unfair.
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A high degree of social control was exercised by parents and peers, as can be seen from the fact that bundling usually led to marriage and not to sexual permissiveness or high rates of single mothers.
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The banking services include payment of interest on current accounts, portable credit history and an unbundling of banking services.
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The stand-off broke the line, threw a couple of outrageous dummies, including what looked like a fake pass to the touch judge (the only man outside him), before bundling over in the corner.
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While chipping at the landing is still the principal means of comminution, bundling is growing rapidly and could easily overtake roadside chipping within a few years.
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Yet bundling together different allegations in one case is fraught with danger.
Times, Sunday Times
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Unbundling and reshaping it into something western investors will buy will be a herculean task.
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While chipping at the landing is still the principal means of comminution, bundling is growing rapidly and could easily overtake roadside chipping within a few years.
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Yet among the changes proposed is something called 'unbundling'.
Times, Sunday Times
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And he hewed right and left on whatsoever was before him, so that what fell not, gave back, and for a moment of time he cleared the porch; but in that nick of time his axe brake on the basnet of a huge man-at-arms, and they all thrust them on him together and drave him back into the hall, and came bundling after him in a heap.
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Within a month we produced a report, available on www.cresc.ac.uk, focusing on the issues of "bundling", and the definition of the public interest.
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See, for example, Stephen Bainbridge's observations, who argues that bundling is anticompetitive.
Bundling, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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she complained about bundling the children off to school
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But it was forced to drop the WebPC price to $799 in Spring - partly by unbundling the Internet service, and last month quietly shelved the idea.
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Back in the days when "webmaster in charge of bundling and streaming media" was a job description and people said "etailer" with a straight face, career counselors said the interview was a two-way street.
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Out of sympathy she invited him back to her flat and they spent the weekend together but when she came home from work on the Monday he attacked her, tying her up with her own clothes and bundling her into a cupboard.
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Using antitrust laws to regulate business practices like bundling is not likely to benefit consumers.
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Indeed, 100% market share does not define a monopoly if it cannot be defended, and indeed, having a 100% market share isn't illegal as long as you don't use it in uncompetitive ways, like bundling a product into your monopoly product to win market share, or providing different pricing to OEMs based on how much they cooperate with you in maintaining your monopoly (e.g. charging OEMs for Windows regardless of whether the PC had a different OS installed).
Bundling II, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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This bundling may spur the industry to take a closer look at home therapy since people who dialyze in their living rooms tend to take fewer drugs than those in centers, cutting costs, according to the kidney foundation and some doctors.
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