Definitions
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- n. The quality or state of being seasonable
- n. Common misspelling of seasonality.
Etymologies
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Examples
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A problem still to be overcome is seasonability of crops, which means that quite often an alternative energy source must be found to keep a plant operating all-year round.
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"Demand for NAND flash was stronger than our expectation of normal seasonability in response to strong market demands for smartphone and tablet" devices in the first quarter, Kim told analysts.
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"I've always known that seasonability is more important than anything else," said Harry Balzer, vice president of the NPD Group, a consumer marketing research company, who has been watching the way people eat for 30 years.
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In this model, the problem can often appear due to the heavy seasonability in the demand for baby-sitters: in the winter, no couple wants to party and requires no baby-sitting so they will try to build up a scrip reserve for the summer when they will want to leave the house.
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If you look at our top line this year it's basically been 1.2, 1.2, 1.2, the typical volatility that we would see are seasonability I think its slowly going away.
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