Sentence examples for is farmed out from inspiring English sources

Microprocessors are still essential, but most of the workload is farmed out to the graphics processors.

"The poor designers have to do eight collections a year, so much of their work is farmed out to assistants".

The nuts and bolts of dispute resolution is farmed out, in turn, to arbitration bodies, principally WIPO.

All are eyeing the $200 billion of "business-process outsourcing" that Dun & Bradstreet, a research firm, says is farmed out by companies worldwide.

Hence, Alpha's engineers limit themselves to designing the sensors, while production is farmed out to companies in the United States and Japan.

If a claim is farmed out to the highest bidder rather than the most suitable, it raises questions of transparency and choice," he says.

To handle the supervision, A.I.D. is farming out most of the oversight.

The centre is farming out some legal help to agencies and lawyers, including Ms Stanley.

The other is farming out to contractors the researching of so-called prior art -- determining whether similar inventions already exist.

Yet Boeing is farming out design and production of key parts of the wings to a consortium of Japanese firms on a risk-sharing basis.

Abgenix is farming out its mice for cancer therapies underway at Pfizer and heart disease remedies at Genentech, among others.