Similar words: entrance, entranced, entranceway, entrancing, intransigent, mantra, intranet, in transit. Meaning: ['entrənt] 
n. 1. a commodity that enters competition with established merchandise 2. any new participant in some activity 3. someone who enters 4. one who enters a competition.
n. 1. a commodity that enters competition with established merchandise 2. any new participant in some activity 3. someone who enters 4. one who enters a competition. 
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31. SAKU, Japan: Winding past rice paddies and lazily blowing its whistle along bubbly creeks, a two-car train in rural northern Japan is the latest entrant in the battle against global warming.
32. How to forecast sales of an early entrant to market?
33. Another touted 2010 entrant was Ray Mallock Ltd (RML), currently involved with Le Mans racing and the British and World touring car championships.
34. Overall it can be said that a new entrant to the New Zealand business environment is unlikely to be met with any surprises about basic contract laws, contract enforceability or Court procedure.
35. It is found that the high-cost type entrant firm's quantity has an effect as discount factor whose degree depends on the conditions of equilibrium under different cases.
36. Entries must originate as photographs (image-captures of objects via light sensitivity) made by the entrant on photographic emulsion or acquired digitally.
37. Contains a material that has the potential for engulfing an entrant.
38. The number of entry by each entrant is not limited, but each entry must be accompanied by one entry form.
39. Major Jack joined the army as a boy entrant and worked his way up.
40. But this text angle chooses from the quality, discusses how the latent entrant chooses to the quality into the market, and gives the quantitative relation of the quality choice.
41. Medtronic could be a new entrant into the orthopaedics space, while Stryker and Zimmer -- both best known for making replacement hip and knee implants -- are eyeing other areas.
42. In that competition, a company have to face multilateral competition, such as with other company, with consumer, with new entrant, with supplier and with replacer.
43. Their 25)tremendous efforts finally paid off in April 2005, when Ding claimed the title of China Open champion as a wild-card 26)entrant.
44. The Entrant agrees and undertakes to accept and be responsible for all such liability arising therefrom.
45. This means forming effective partnerships with low-cost countries, and not seeing every new entrant as a primitive, blood- curdling threat.
46. I'll also look at Universal Business Language (UBL), a new entrant to the fray of business interchange formats.
47. Another entrant is Toronto-based Confluent Technologies(sentencedict.com/entrant.html), which publishes a SMIL authoring tool called Fluition.
48. HOW is not liable for any copyright infringement on the part of the entrant.
49. In either case the entrant would be at a cost disadvantage.
50. This differentiation of the products results into the vertical and horizontal entry barrier of potential entrant.
51. Should check - up undertake before entrant enter a school? If is check - up unqualified can you leave school?
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