Sentence examples for design licensed from inspiring English sources
Qualcomm and Nvidia share a chip design licensed from a relatively tiny British chip firm, ARM Holdings.
The downside is that getting a new design licensed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, an essential precursor for sales in the United States, could cost as much as $1 billion.
At the same time as grappling with the engineering questions of whether it could actually be made, the pair also considered whether they should make a plug that could fit on the end of any cable or make a charger, which could then be sold at a premium price and the design licensed out.
Like a number of companies cranking out processors for mobile phones, such as Texas Instruments, Samsung's processor is based on a design licensed from Cambridge, U.K.-based ARM.
MIPS, based in Sunnyvale, Calif., is just a sliver of a semiconductor company–it has a market valuation less than 1% that of rival Intel –and it sells just a sliver of a product: a compact processor design licensed by the makers of assorted electronic gizmos.
Chongqing Guangyu Motorcycle Manufacture Co, of China, known as Kamax, has a line of motorcycles based on the Super Cub Design, licensed from Honda, including the EEC Super Cub.
"Soon the issue will move to the ownership of the design blueprint, licensing the designs, very much like the copyright issues with movies and music.
For each of these properties, the studio has created a style guide, a bible that companies use when designing licensed products.
The reactor "is a completely new way of thinking about how nuclear power plants are designed, licensed, and constructed," he said.
Madrigal backfills this uneasy explanation with equal unease: "The problem, really, was that Intel's x86 chip architecture could not rival the performance per watt of power that designs licensed from ARM based on RISC architecture could provide.
These are mostly powered by chip designs licensed from ARM, a much smaller, British firm, whose energy-efficient designs are ideal for mobile devices.Intel has been closing the power gap though ARM, unveiling its own latest designs in Taipei, says it is still in the lead.
