Sentence examples for embedded market from inspiring English sources

An annual survey of embedded developers conducted by Embedded Market Forecasters reported in 2010 that the two primary factors that contribute to choosing an embedded Operating System (OS) are cost (44.6%) and availability of source code (33.1%).

Intel, which made its Atom processor with the intent of aiming at lower-cost, lower-power, longer-battery-life PCs, is still going to keep making the Atom; those will be pushed into the embedded market for point-of-sale applications.

We think it's a great architecture for the embedded market.

Many OSs are developed for the embedded market.

The modern embedded market massively relies on RISC processors.

According to Ron Smith, vice president of Intel's computing enhancement group: "There is no such thing as an embedded market.

And why are people exercised about embedded marketing anyway?

Arm's director of embedded marketing Gary Atkinson says it could herald a new generation of smart energy systems.

However Roombeats looks to be focused on embedding marketing content more deeply into the images, via interactive price-tags and the like.

The reality today is that embedding marketing into IT for personalized sales, promotions and account management is the new "relationship banking" -- a cliché to which one can only say, "What other kind is there?" -- and embedding IT into marketing is the new armed guard at the door.

Taken together the papers presented in this supplement clearly raise questions about the future of reforms in England – and across the world – that attempt to introduce and embed markets in health and social care.