What is a billboard? Diff between hoarding and billboard?
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# A large outdoor printed sign. Costs for a specific billboard are determined by the amount of traffic that passes its location, plus the board’s size and visibility.\nwww.motto.com/glossary.html\n\n# a transparent rectangular plane, used in computer graphics rendering to carry a 2D image used to represent a 3D object such as a tree in the landscape\nwww.landscapemodeling.org/html/glossary/glossary.htm\n\n# (1) A brief announcement (usually 3-10 seconds in length), at the beginning and/or end of programs segments identifying sponsors. (2) In out-of-home media a common term that refers to poster panels and bulletins.\nwww.horizonmedia.com/glossary/b.htm\n\n# The Billboard node is a grouping node which modifies its coordinate system so that the Billboard node's local Z-axis turns to point at the viewer.\nphilliphansel.com/spazz3d/glossary.htm\n\n# "Billboard" means a sign, structure or surface, or combination thereof, used for advertising purposes exceeding 15 square feet in area. [1979, c. 459, §1 (new).]\njanus.state.me.us/legis/statutes/38/title38sec952.html\n\n# the graphic page or pages at the end of a CTA that lists product price, shipping and handling charges, guarantees, "send check" address, 800 telephone #, etc. Also called "tag page."\n\nhoardings\nDefinitions of Hoardings on the Web:\n\n    * These were wooden structures placed either permanently or temporarily on castle walls and were designed to hang over and past the wall. They not only offered a covering for defenders on the roof, but also had openings on their floor which allowed objects or liquids to be dropped directly down at attackers at the base of the wall.
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Thank you for taking the time to learn the difference!!!\n\nAdoration is for God (Holy Trinity).\nVeneration is love for family (apostles, saints, deceased family members, and future generations.)\n\nOut of this world?  Cool hun???
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i work in industrial food\nwhite  =  edible for humans\n\nyellow =  edible -- but not for humans\n\ngray   =  trash (paper,wood, etc.)
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Means you shouldnt be putting signs up. Like advertisments
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-Posters/Signs - to hang on shopping center walls and polls or those poasters inside the mall\n\n-Ad in the Phone Book\n\n-Radio Commercial\n\n-Mail coupons to local people\n\n-Billbords on the side of the road.
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its a place 2 store Hay, like a barn.The word is used to denote a useless place or a place which contains nothing of importance!! \nLooks like someone just insulted u. :)
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organizational charts. though i didnt understand ur question i  think u were asking weather graphs are better or organizational charts.
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Social events sponsored by your town, church, work or school.  If you limit yourself to the trashcan, (bars and singles hangouts), you will more often than not find garbage.
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its a music album go through this link and see ..\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holler
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Environment - Store.\n\nPositive:  Two people have "conflicting" ideas about how to merchandise a new line of products.  Have each work on a display to show the Mgr. his/her idea.  The positive result is two productive employees who have pride in their work *and* a better merchandised store as two displays have been done.\n\nNegative:  Same situation as above, but the Mgr. consistently gives the display project to one of the two employees.  The negative result is an atmosphere of favoritism, a lack of trust from the management and eventually the "unchosen" employee will become disgruntled and stop trying at all...exactly the opposite from the above at-work attitude.\n\nGood Luck!
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Advertising is more about the brand, promotion is about a specific product.
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A departmental store is one where the products are sorted and organized for shelf display. It is easy to find a product in such stores, as the products are organized in broad categories and sub-categories.\n\nFor example, you can easily find soaps in a departmental store by looking for the toiletries section.\n\nA supermarket, on the other hand, covers a broad variety of products. They may or may not be organized as carefully as a departmental store, as the products may range from groceries to automobiles. The displays are usually more point-of-sale centered, which means products are usually placed on the basis of demand.\n\nFor example, you may find magazines placed prominently in a shelf as you walk in, by the side of a popular brand of perfumes and another shelf of chewing gums.
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yahoo,overstocked,posters.com
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both.\nmostly walls\nand not so many posters, we had actual album covers to hang up, they were awesome.\ncan ya dig it?
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Marketing is a wider concept than sales.\n The objective of 'selling' is to get as many quantities sold as possible, whereas the objective of marketing is 'consumer satisfaction'.\n  Marketing involves gaining the prospective customer, brand positioning, building goodwill, promotions etc. and also includes sales.\nSo sales is only a part of marketing with a restricted approach towards profit-maxisation thru icreasing sales but marketing achieves the same objective thru customer satisfaction.
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hol·o·gram (hŏl'ə-grăm', hō'lə-) \n\nn.\n\nThe pattern produced on a photosensitive medium that has been exposed by holography and then photographically developed.\nThe photosensitive medium so exposed and so developed. Also called holograph.
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every image you see on your screen consists of a number of small units called : pixels.\n\nthe (Resolution) is a standard mean to measure images  quality. the resolution is measured by a unit called DPI\n\nDPI means : Dot Per Inch ..\na dot = one pixel\nthe pixels are these tiny squares you see when you zoom in on an image to the extreme zoom. \n\nyou may open any image on the windows MS-paint and zoom in on any colorful area to see those squares/pixels\n\nthe resolution of 300 DPI is specially required as a standard High quality resolution (Hi-Res) for indoor printings such as the flayers or the invitations for concerts & so on.\n\na lower resolution could be acceptable in outdoors printings such as road billboards and so on. \noutdoors resolution vary from 200dpi to 30dpi .. and may be less.. depending on the distance between the printed object and the expected viewrs .. the larger tha distance is the lower the resolution you need to set your image in.\n\na standard equation to determine the resolution for your outdoor is ..  \nresolution = 300 / distance in meters\ne.g if you want to print a poster that can't be seen from a  distance closer than 2 meters .. you may set your image resolution to 150 dpi only. \nRes. = 300 / 2 meters = 150 dpi \n\nthe higher the resolution/dpi is .. \n1 -the larger the image get on your computer screen ..  \n2- the better it looks when printed (in offset printing)..\n3- the larger space it takes on your hard drive.