Sentence examples for based on licensing from inspiring English sources

"The janitorial supply industry seems to have no compelling reason to use the Web, and the value proposition seems based on licensing sites to other businesses, of which I would assume only a finite number would pursue," Mr. Jones said.

Incidentally, Google's initial business model was based on licensing its search technology, a unit which generated hundreds of millions of dollars.

With the main app free and dedicated to remaining so, that business model will be based on licensing its encryption and self-destructing technologies to other messaging apps.

At that time the team was considering a B2B business model pivot, based on licensing their core AR tech to e-commerce apps and other developers.

However he does reveal that onefinestay has been approached by other companies interested in Sherlock, which he reckons could lead to an additional revenue stream for its business, based on licensing the keyless entry technology down the line.

Traditional spectrum management policy, which is based on licensing of spectrum, allows the licensed users to access the frequency bands allocated to them.

It was an e-commerce company that sold tchotchkes to nerds based on licensed properties like Star Wars and Minecraft.

Before marketing, Kip designed PC games based on licensed properties such as X-Men, Spiderman, Barbie, Clue, Scooby-Doo and Animaniacs.

"I would say that any company that is based on licensed data would face the same challenges we did in 2008," Mr McClendon says, referring to the fact that Apple's product will rely on material from Dutch company TomTom.

The Plexus glove relies on the existing tracking systems of HTC and Oculus headsets, though they're also working on their own more svelte solution based on licensed SteamVR tracking tech.

Our findings require careful interpretation for three key reasons: (1) the absence of maternal serum for quantifying PCB and other environmental exposures; (2) the retrospective reporting of fish consumption by mothers in this observational study; and (3) the potential selectiveness of our sample based on licensed fish holders who agreed to participation.