Focus Group Interview: A research interview format in which a trained, objective moderator facilitates respondents’ discussion of a given topic. Focus groups are useful for examining subject’s responses to concepts and strategies, such as advertising campaigns.

 

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Focus Group Interview: A research interview format in which a trained, objective moderator facilitates respondents’ discussion of a given topic. Focus groups are useful for examining subject’s responses to concept . . . View Full Definition

Marriage Group: A term coined by George L. Kittredge in 1912 to describe a specific set of stories in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. The marriage group includes 'The Wife of Bath's Tale,' 'The Clerk's Tale,' ' . . . View Full Definition

Monophyletic Group: A group of organisms descended from a common ancestor. For example: your immediate family may be considered such a group, being descended from a common ancestral group (grandparents, etc.).

Manual Focus: Manual Focus mode allows a user to manual control the lenses and set the distance to the subject. It is mainly designed for users who need to shoot in low light conditions, or use macro or s . . . View Full Definition

Main Group Elements: Elements of the s and p blocks.

Long Focus: A lens in which the focal length is much greater than the diagonal of the film format with which it is used.

Moving Picture Expert Group (MPEG): A format to make, view, and transfer both digital audio and digital video files.

Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG): It refers to a set of standards as defined up by the Moving Pictures Experts Group, and that defines the digital signal compression technology used among others, by digital satellite TV syst . . . View Full Definition

Occupational Groups: Used to classify specific occupations into a specific category, such as professionals, technical/hi-tech, administrative/clerical, sales, service, retail, etc.

Operators Harmonization Group (OHG): A worldwide organization of operators and manufacturers dedicated to achieving a uniform standard for third-generation wireless systems.