Sentence examples for commercially termed from inspiring English sources

This technology, commercially termed Gateway™ (Invitrogen), bypasses the need for traditional ligase-mediated cloning, provides high specificity and activity, while maintaining orientation of the transferred DNA segment and yielding a high proportion of desired clones [ 28- 32].

In terms of the commercially negotiated terms, though, there is a huge asymmetry in simple market power between an AT&T on the one hand and most I.S.P.'s on the other.

Recently a combination of PCR amplification and semiconductor sequencing termed AmpliSeq became commercially available for customized detection of sequence based single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) or point mutations [ 6].

Ofcom will be given the power to rule on their future after that, but if those licences are renewed they must be on "commercially viable" terms.

Verizon Wireless, which provides wireless broadband access across the country, has sued to block a federal rule requiring wireless broadband providers to offer data roaming on commercially reasonable terms.

"As we made clear throughout the case," Ed McFadden, a company spokesman, said on Tuesday, "Verizon Wireless regularly enters into such data roaming agreements on commercially reasonable terms to meet the needs of consumers, and will continue to do so".

To assure shareholders of the availability of sufficient funds for the prompt payment of the dividend, if our slate of directors is elected, Icahn Enterprises would provide a $2 billion bridge loan and I would personally provide a $3.25 billion bridge loan to Dell, each on commercially reasonable terms, if that bridge financing is necessary.

According to the settlement, Google will be required to continue to license ITA's airfare search software to airfare websites on commercially "reasonable terms".

Roup argued that this should "bring liquidity to a very illiquid market," because it creates more pressure for merchants to offer commercially appealing terms to publishers.

"Any failure to maintain these licenses on commercially reasonable terms or to license or develop alternative technologies would harm Skype's business".

And Google will be required to continue to license ITA's airfare search software to airfare websites on commercially "reasonable terms" and continue to fund for that software at similar levels to what ITA has invested in recent years.