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In 1996 AMD acquired a microprocessor company known as NexGen and began branching out from the Intel-compatible chip market.

Ms. Duff is branching out from a career as an actress after playing Lizzie McGuire in the Disney television series and movie, and she is definitely a wholesome, parent-approved role model.

From then, there was no looking back as he expanded his empire, branching out from the seas to the skies with the foundation of Olympic Airways in the 1950s.

It had 12 rooms branching out from a single corridor.

As far as Isenberg is concerned, the future of 5by will rely on branching out from traditional PCs.

Many Homeland Security-financed "fusion centers," designed to collect and analyze data to deter terrorist attacks, have evolved into what are known as "all-crimes" or "all-hazards" operations, branching out from terrorism to focus on violent crime and natural disasters.

For now though, ObEN – which counts companies such as Tencent and Softbank among its investors – is branching out from AI celebrities and also investigating more "serious" (in Jain's own words) applications of the technology.

The radial mesoporous channels were used as templates for the growth of gold tips branching out from the cores, thereby improving the plasmonic performance of the particles while favoring the localization of analyte molecules at high electric field regions: close to the tips, inside the pores.

Although Honda had little success with their own team for three years after branching out from 2006-08, theireturnrn is seen as something of a coup for McLaren.

But a challenging trek should not keep you from branching out from your customary winter choices.

Lana Del Rey is branching out from her music career, starring in an upcoming short film.