Sentence examples for intellectual property division from inspiring English sources

When the first episode was over, Rahul, a vice president in the intellectual property division, called it "hilarious".

Parthus Technologies, an Irish designer of microchips for wireless devices and cell phones, will merge with the intellectual property division of the DSP Group of San Jose, Calif.

Her mother is a business development executive in the research and intellectual property division at IBM, and is responsible for new business development in Latin America; she works in Austin.

Thirty years on, he now manages a team of 50 people in HP's intellectual-property division.

But Dave Brown, president of the intellectual-property division at Thomson Reuters, says he is confident that this is indeed the way things are going.

Why would a firm that cares so much about intellectual property want to give it away?"It isn't because we are nice guys," explains Mr Kelly, the head of the company's intellectual-property division.

Like Intel, ARM has chosen an internal successor, Simon Segars (pictured below), who has been running the company's intellectual-property divisions and is also the company's president.Mr Krzanich faces the harder challenge of the two.

So we asked Triple Point PR, Evony's PR company in the US, and Benjamin Gifford, the "vice development director" (Evony's description) of Evony's legal and intellectual property strategic division, based in Australia, a simple question: In which countries is Evony [in whatever version] not played?

Her father is the chief financial officer for the intellectual property and licensing division of Microsoft in Redmond.

When researchers develop an invention they believe may be commercialisable, via licensing or new business creation, the Intellectual Property and Licensing division is in charge of the process.

In KU, the Intellectual Property and Licensing division in SACI starts the process by working with research groups (Fig. 9b), with the same objective as in UoB.