"This agreement with GoPro shows the incredible breadth of technology sharing enabled through patent transactions," said Nick Psyhogeos, president of Microsoft Technology Licensing, in today's extremely brief announcement.
Operations is a newly formed organization led by Sam Parker that covers the full breadth of our shared IT and product services.
Thus, while any one of a number of factors might determine whether coalitions actually achieve their goals, it is, as much as anything else, the relative breadth and depth of shared interests that determine their capacity to persist and perhaps pursue other common goals.
Moreover, we are very grateful to the participants for the breadth of information they shared with us; without their willingness this study would have been impossible.
Dell's recently announced Web-host offerings include not only a full breadth of server options (shared or dedicated), but tutorials about launching a site; e-commerce options, like credit-card services; and Web-site-building software tools.
"Pat herself brings to this work of God a warm personality and a breadth of spiritual gifts to share generously in the church and in the community," he said.
Members of your committee can sign the cover letter to demonstrate the breadth of community support for shared leadership among women and men in the new administration.
As U.S Hispanics, we hold firmly to a sense of common roots with all Latinos across the world, even as we celebrate the diversity of, and breadth across, our shared heritage.
We have the opportunity, now more than ever, to see the full depth and breadth of who we are as shared descendants of the American continent tribal nations, of Antilles Indians, of Africans brought to the Caribbean and this continent as slaves.
Despite its prevalence and rising incidence, NAFLD is marked by substantial interpatient variability in prognosis and continues to lack the breadth of therapeutic research and development shared by other causes of chronic liver disease.
Organized by a curatorial team led by Mr. Alkazi, the show is nearly as large as the Sackler's and, thanks to the astonishing breadth of Bourne's output, shares many of the motifs seen in Washington, from architectural studies to limpid pastorales to ethnographic portraits.
