After the election, he asked a Humphrey campaign official to help him set up his own international shipping company - which was actually a C.I.A. "proprietary" called Maritime Consulting Associates.
Made by a Silicon Valley startup called Halo Neuroscience, the headphones promise to "accelerate gains in strength, explosiveness, and dexterity" through a proprietary technique called neuropriming.
Preliminary verification of the model was performed with comparison to output from a proprietary model called GARGOYLE that was also used to model degradation rates of TRISO fuel.
Mutant Pump contains a proprietary compound called Hyperox, which pushes the body's nitric-oxide production "past all previous limits," according to its marketing material.
In the mid-1980s, for instance, IBM tried to regain control of the PC business with a proprietary technology called Micro Channel.
Shiseido White Lucent uses a proprietary ingredient called Spot Deacti-Complex, for example, while Dior's latest products use an antisense oligonucleotide, a melanin-suppressing plant derivative.
One controversial example of possible bias is a proprietary algorithm called Compass, which is used to decide whether prison inmates should be granted parole.
Production versions of these chips promise to be at least ten times faster than today's best.The insulator concerned is a proprietary product called "Xerogel"—a solid foam of air trapped inside microscopic glass balls.
The military's sensitive operational information is kept on a proprietary network called the Secret Internet Protocol Network that is not connected to the Internet, making it extremely hard for hackers to penetrate.
For a fee, Berman and Lander teach other doctors how to extract patients' fat through liposuction and process it using a proprietary centrifuge called the "Time Machine". The machine and instruction cost about $30,000, they said.
