Translation for 'target group' from English to Icelandic

target group

markhópur {k}

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target

mark {hv}

skotmark {hv}

takmark {hv}

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target population

markþýði {hv}félagsfr

target cell

markfruma {kv} [boðefnis]læknisfr.líffr.

target audience

markhópur {k}

off-target shot

feilskot {hv}íþr.

planning target volume

áætlað meðferðarsvæði {hv}læknisfr.

group

flokkur {k}

grúppa {kv} [talm.] [hópur]

fans {k} [einkum í samsetningum]

grúpa {kv}stærðf.

hópur {k}

knitting group

prjónaklúbbur {k}

tourist group

ferðamannahópur {k}ferðaþ.

food group

fæðuflokkur {k}

privileged group

forréttindahópur {k}félagsfr

priority group

forgangshópur {k}

group lessons {pl}

hópkennsla {kv}mennt.

top group

forystuhópur {k}

• Alternatively, the secondary target group might consist of a small number of purchasers that account for a relatively high proportion of sales volume perhaps due to purchase value or purchase frequency.
• Generally, the punch line answer highlights a stereotype of the target group.
• In addition to increased sales to the target group, businesses benefit from the resulting positive publicity, leading to increased sales to the general public.
• The bottom-up approach suggests that the implementation should start with the target group, as they are seen as the actual implementers of policy.
• Sponsors are especially highlighted in the football category since football fans present a significant percentage of the bookmakers' target group.

• Hofstadter also noted that "sexual freedom" is a vice frequently attributed to the conspiracist's target group, noting that "very often the fantasies of true believers reveal strong sadomasochistic outlets, vividly expressed, for example, in the delight of anti-Masons with the cruelty of Masonic punishments."
• Note that the polar debate with regard to condom usage is attenuated by the target group the argument is directed.
• His new techniques allowed the idea of rebellion and the impetus for change to come from within the target group.
• He took the same stance as during the First World War towards the Hearst Press: these readers were his most important target group.
• With the advent of disc jockeys such as Edwin Evers, the target group expanded, and the station became wider.

• Other single-issue parties focus on the interests of a specific target group, such as ethnic minorities, retirees, and students.
• Chaplain as in English or almoner (preferred in many other languages) or their equivalents refer to a minister who has another type of pastoral "target group" than a territorial parish congregation (or in addition to one), such as a military units, schools and hospitals.
• The injected code trap and malware may be tailored to the specific target group and the specific systems they use.
• There must be an authority or leader charged with the implementation and monitoring of the policy with a sound social theory underlying the program and the target group.
• Due to the advanced age of the main target group, copyright infringement has not been prevalent so far.

• These four modalities constrain the target group or individual in different ways, and law tends to function as an umbrella over the other methods.
• Despite low ratings in the first season, it soon became a great success, especially in the commercial target group 15–44 years of age.
• There are five different types, based on the size of the vehicle, target group, frequency of stops and distance.
• He especially pointed to the intellectual elite as a target group.
• The data gathered is not usually quantitative, but can help get an idea of a target group's opinion.