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Not only do they allow the grouping of users into smaller segments, they use detailed data about online browsing activity to target ads.

Former hedge fund manager and CNBC host Jim Cramer has long been touting companies that focus on the hydrogen fuel cell-powered vehicle segment.

This can be seen geometrically if we start with two vertices of the triangle at opposite ends of a segment of length 85, and then construct circles of radius 38 and 46 around them.

The CEO claims that the beauty segment is big enough and in enough turmoil to leave Kohl’s an opening.

They were each built to help businesses like ours sell products to customers in big batches, in large segments.

ME3M was like online sex without the sex: seedy, dehumanized, segmented, and awkward—yet often still erotic.

On the inside is the usual mix of off-white, flecked linoleum tiles and segmented ceiling panels, dull and dimly lit.

The first animal to be segmented—to go from just a single body to a body with two segments—must have been a macromutation.

They sell into a market more internally segmented and subdivided than the market of the 1930s.

You looked like ants to me, with your strangely segmented bodies and horrid mandibles.

(c) Segmented worms are long, jointed creatures composed of body rings or segments.

Shortly after the egg has segmented (divided into many cells) the embryo may be seen developing on one side of the egg.

Not a man or woman in the segmented portion of clan Eagle Hawk can now have a wife or a husband, for they can only marry Crows.

They are not segmented, and form four ridges seated on the sides of the notochord.

He supposes that the segmented Annelids, from which Vertebrates are descended, were swimming animals.