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cross product

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cross product

cross product
n Maths
1. (Mathematics) another name for vector product
2. (Mathematics) another name for Cartesian product

cross product
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Noun1.cross productcross product - a vector that is the product of two other vectors
vector - a variable quantity that can be resolved into components


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Cross product promotion for all brands under MotorSports Emporium will add significantly to revenues throughout the year.
Recreational billiards customers are a perfect fit with the overall Smith & Wesson branding strategy to cross product lines and communicate with new potential customers.
Adobe experts receive extensive cross product training on all Adobe desktop software applications, including mainstay tools for the creative industries such as Adobe Acrobat(R), After Effects(R), GoLive(R), Illustrator(R), InDesign(R), Photoshop(R) and Adobe Premiere(R) software.
 
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