Sentence examples for a proprietary version of from inspiring English sources
Over the last two decades, I.B.M. has developed and widely marketed a proprietary version of Unix called AIX.
As part of the beta, Linden Lab has implemented a proprietary version of the agent service running on a test grid.
Perhaps the most popular is Enounce's 2XAV plug-in (which works with both Real and Windows players and costs $29.95); the latest version of Windows Media Player offers a proprietary version of this feature.
The struggling company, based in Fremont, Calif., has refocused on selling a proprietary version of Source Forge the collaborative programming software that the company once offered as open-source software to programmers.
This paper reports on the performance of TI's newest SPR device, the Spreeta 2000, measured using instruments developed by TI and by Prolinx Inc., who are developing advanced molecular interaction analysis technology utilizing a proprietary version of Spreeta 2000.
The principle is essentially the same — by default, the camera captures what's essentially a proprietary version of an animated gif.
The rhetoric coming out of the White House and the G.O.P. these days is in fact of the anti-ecumenical variety associated with hard-core evangelicals who purport to have a finished, proprietary version of divine truth.
The fundamentalist-evangelical axis that made itself felt during the culture wars carries the hallmark of the early movement: a finished, proprietary version of divine truth that precludes other interpretations.
The proliferation of formats has come about, in part, because most companies entering the e-book market have created a proprietary version.
They weren't "contributed" in a last-ditch effort to save face after unsuccessful attempts to monetise a proprietary version.
The individual spoligotype patterns were compared with an updated in-house proprietary version of the SpolDB4 database at the Institut Pasteur de Guadeloupe, named SITVIT2 (http://www.pasteurguadeloupe.fr:8081/SITVITDemo).
