Sentence examples similar to ipr's from inspiring English sources

The IPR booster's output pressure is set by reducing the input pressure of the driving chambers.

To figure that we can replace Racer B's 60 with Racer A's IPR.

Should the Client not supply a revised Mock-up or should the revised Mock-up (and any subsequent revised versions) be rejected by GNM, this Agreement shall immediately terminate and the Client shall have no further rights in relation to the Mock-up or GNM's IPR. 8. GNM acknowledges that: 8.1.

In contrast to OCT1's IPR pattern (fold-change of 71.5), OCT4 did not return to basal expression levels during the recovery.

In contrast, methyl paraben's IPR of over 180,000 ppm is consistent with its presence in products with which people have close contact foods, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals.

In the present investigation we test the influence of a video's IPR on the courtship response of male and female pigeons towards opposite sex conspecifics presented on video.

In 2007 California's Orange County Water District (OCWD) introduced the world's largest IPR operation, a project known as the Groundwater Replenishment System that produces 70 million gallons of highly treated wastewater per day.

Family income was represented as a percentage of the established income-to-poverty ratio (IPR), calculated as the family's income divided by the federal poverty level (defined as 100% in the categories that follow).

"The nub of the case is that the intellectual property covered by Qualcomm's patents forms an essential part of 3G standards - you cannot make chipsets which work with 3G phones unless you use technology subject to Qualcomm's IPRs and the absence of fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms could constitute an abuse of its dominant position," an EU official said.

It is common practice that employees, consultants, and agents of a company sign an NDA and IPR agreement before being allowed access to the company's IPRs.

He specifically cited the fact that China was lauded more forcefully for its IPR protection efforts than Italy. 5. (C) In Mazza's view, efforts to get higher level officials engaged in IPR were working, but those same officials were taken aback by what he called "the harshness" of the 301 report's language.