Sentence examples for create a proprietary from inspiring English sources

Her idea was to create a proprietary system she could not describe it in detail, due to a nondisclosure agreement that would use algorithms and data analysis to help the company screen for prospective employees with atypical backgrounds.

Linux developers in China say some overseas colleagues worry that China may not play by the rules for collaborating and sharing and may adapt Linux to create a proprietary system instead.

For the young founders and their investors, the trajectory in each case has been 1) create a proprietary platform; 2) lure gazillions of users; 3) sell for huge amounts of money to a profitable enterprise that will figure out how to monetize all those users.

The company aims to create a proprietary probiotic-based biotherapeutics system for improved infant microbiome health in the first six months.

Or — in the case of a dominant public search platform like Google, which organizes individuals' information to create a proprietary hierarchy of retrieval — there is no practical opt out for individuals, and no individual input into what Google's algorithms determine is immediately attached to a search for your name.

Most people will think this is good news unless of course you are Technorati, Pingomatic etc. Reading through the FAQ it's good to see that Google have stuck to the XML-RPC standard and not "Googled it" i.e the big fear was they might have only embraced the XML-RPC protocol in order to create a proprietary extension like Gdata (Atom Publishing Protocol) or Coop (OpenSearch)?

Gruntal wanted to wager its own money in the markets and had created a proprietary trading desk.

It is alleged Luhnow created a proprietary database (Ground Control) in Houston that was similar to one he created while in St Louis (Redbird).

The proliferation of formats has come about, in part, because most companies entering the e-book market have created a proprietary version.

At TechStars they are often the first people to put money into a startup after demo day.Cynics say that mentoring is just a form of due diligence and a way of creating a "proprietary deal flow"—meaning privileged access to good deals.

Eight full-time developers created a proprietary dashboard for use in evaluating companies.