Sentence examples for applications for product from inspiring English sources
The agency, part of the Commerce Department, receives more than 325,000 applications for product and process patents annually.
Her findings have important applications for product control and battery safety.
These technologies are enabling building blocks upon which various business applications for product management can be built.
The incidents prompted the Ministry of Health of Singapore to recommend (1) enforcement activities on Chinese proprietary medicines (CPM), (2) establishing a CPM Advisory Committee to evaluate and grant licences on CPM products to manufacturers and importer/wholesalers, and (3) setting up a CPM Listing Unit to process applications for product listings or licensing.
The company runs intensive three-day workshops, which teach Lean and its applications for product, customer, and business model development.
Because of expanding development costs and tighter budgets, military contractors are increasingly interested in commercial applications for products, including toys.
The legislation directs the FDA to accelerate generic drug applications for products that have little or no competition.
Yesterday, in a joint statement with the Katonah Village Improvement Society and two local stores, Ms. Stewart's company agreed to drop trademark applications for products "such as hardware, paint, lighting and home textiles".
While Muscle Milk asserts its right to call itself milk, it has blocked others from doing so, opposing trademark applications for products including Mega Milk, Active Milk Shake Plus and Monster Milk.
Under the revised timelines applications for products such as cigars, pipe tobacco and hookah tobacco, would need to be submitted by Aug. 8, 2021 and applications for noncombustible products such as e-cigarettes would need to be submitted by Aug, 8, 2022.
So, rather than getting sidelined amidst the evolution, both Layar and Blippar have been tapping into that, with AR applications for products like Google Glass — efforts that are likely to step up a notch in the bigger organisation.
