What is another word for closed chain?
Pronunciation:
[ klˈə͡ʊzd t͡ʃˈe͡ɪn], [ klˈəʊzd tʃˈeɪn], [ k_l_ˈəʊ_z_d tʃ_ˈeɪ_n]
Synonyms for Closed chain:
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n.
• object Other relevant words:
- anchor ring ,
- annulus ,
- aura ,
- aureole ,
- backpack ,
- band ,
- banding ,
- basket ,
- basketball hoop ,
- battalion ,
- border ,
- bunch ,
- bundle ,
- call ,
- call up ,
- camp ,
- carry ,
- chain of mountains ,
- circle ,
- clique ,
- closed-chain ,
- closed-ring ,
- compact ,
- concatenation ,
- coterie ,
- crew ,
- crime syndicate ,
- crowd ,
- cyclic ,
- cyclical ,
- dance band ,
- dance orchestra ,
- donut ,
- doughnut ,
- echo ,
- environ ,
- face pack ,
- gang ,
- gang up ,
- gloriole ,
- glory ,
- halo ,
- heterocyclic ,
- heterocyclic compound ,
- hoop ,
- ingroup ,
- inner circle ,
- isthmus ,
- jam ,
- knell ,
- large number ,
- load down ,
- lot ,
- mob ,
- mountain chain ,
- mountain range ,
- multitude ,
- nimbus ,
- pack ,
- peal ,
- phone ,
- pile ,
- plangency ,
- plurality ,
- rabble ,
- range ,
- range of mountains ,
- resonance ,
- resound ,
- reverberance ,
- reverberate ,
- ring ,
- ringing ,
- rout ,
- set ,
- sinker ,
- skirt ,
- sonority ,
- sonorousness ,
- strand ,
- stria ,
- striation ,
- string ,
- stripe ,
- surround ,
- syndicate ,
- take ,
- tamp ,
- tamp down ,
- telephone ,
- throng ,
- tintinnabulation ,
- vibrancy ,
- wad ,
- wicket ,
- work party .
How to use "Closed chain" in context?
"closed chain" is a business model that revolves around a product or service that is not accessible to others. The business is typically closed to new customers, meaning that only current customers and those who have authorised staff access to the product or service.
The appeal of closed chain businesses stems from the fact that they have a higher barrier to entry and they offer customers a unique and proprietary experience. This prevents competitors from gaining an advantage by copying the closed chain business model.
The benefits of a closed chain product or service include:
- Increased exclusivity and prestige for the business.
- Increased customer loyalty and patronage.
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