Look up: targeting

1. Targeting
   [warfare] Targeting is the process used to select objects or installations to be attacked, taken, or destroyed in warfare. Technologically advanced countries can generally select their targets in such a way as to minimize collateral damage and civilian casualties. This can fall by the waysid...
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2. Targeting
   The use of 'market segmentation' to select and address a key group of potential purchasers
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3. Targeting
   deciding how many market segments to aim for and how to do it. There are three broad targeting strategies: concentrated, differentiatedand undifferentiated.
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4. targeting
   the process of selecting targets and matching the appropriate response to them taking account of operational requirements and capabilities Category: Defense
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5. targeting
   The process of having proteins contain certain signals such that the proteins are directed specifically towards certain cellular locations, e.g., the lysosome. ... Compare: processing. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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6. Targeting
   Targeting is to make a thing or group of things a target, to select it or them to be acted upon. ...
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7. Targeting
   [politics] Targeting in politics is widely used in determining the resources of time, money, and manpower to be deployed in political campaigns. Political parties, campaign committees and political action committees prefer to place their resources disproportionately in constituencies where v...
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8. Targeting
   The design of a Web site or of a marketing campaign (primarily the selection of Web sites in which advertisements are placed but also the content of the advertisements) to reach and to appeal to certain classes or types of customers. A typical consumer target market might be women, 20 to 35 years of...
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9. targeting
   Type: Term Pronunciation: tar′gĕt-ing Definitions: 1. The process of having proteins contain certain signals such that the proteins are directed specifically towards certain cellular locations, the lysosome.
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10. Targeting
    The use of `market segmentation` to select and address individuals or key group of potential purchasers in the target market.
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11. targeting
    A training method where a motivator or €œtarget€ (such as a toy or food) is placed on an object or on a specific point on a course to get the dog to focus on that given point.
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12. Targeting
    [international health] Targeting (international health) Targeting, a commonly used technique in international health and public health, develops a specialized health intervention approach for a specific group of people. This group of people may be identified by various factors, including geo...
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