Not, it should be noted, on rock star fripperies, but on vast, complex non-musical projects about which he talks at length in Waging Heavy Peace: his Lincvolt electric car, his inventions for model railways, and his proprietary music system Pono, an iPod rival he says delivers perfect studio sound quality.
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Lord Fairfax selected a portion of the proprietary for his manor.
The Cornell analysis also dinged Perryman for using his own proprietary model, making it difficult to know how he'd arrived at the fortuitous economic ripples described in his report -- including tens of thousands of indirect jobs in retail, printing and publishing and other ancillary industries that he claimed would be spurred by the pipeline.
The artist has developed proprietary engines for his animations, some based on open source code, some plug-ins for established software available on the market.
He has long had less taste than his peers for "proprietary" trading of the firm's own capital a strategy that is now losing popularity.Purring alongMr Fuld says he is "thrilled" with Lehman's response to the latest crisis.
He said he then approached independent telephone companies, which might license his invention for their own proprietary use.
Charles H. Fletcher went to work for a proprietary medicine company at 13, and after buying the Castoria formula from a physician, started his own company at 80 Varick Street in 1872, when he was 34.
(In 1992 the Patent Office assigned the company patent 5100506 for their proprietary masking and etching process).
"We have a concern for our proprietary information but also a concern not to inbreed the culture," Mr. Fisher said.
