Sentence examples for its own key from inspiring English sources

Sure it has its own key franchise in Half Life 3, but I seriously doubt it will make the mistake of making that game Steam Machine exclusive.

Once it gets going, after an introductory section in which the music seems to be turning its own key as it turns over a little melodic phrase, "Brass Axis" moves in irregular uniform rhythm, with constantly changing color.

But Intel considers its situation desperate because it cannot be certain that its own key complementors will continue to produce market-expanding innovations as fast as Intel does.

A highly chromatic work, it seems constantly in search of its own key.

The company announced in January that it would begin to break out AWS revenue as its own key metric.

Rather, it's six separate cliques or communities of dolphins, each with its own key players.

The government's lawyers subsequently said the F.B.I. had developed its own key-logger system.

In "Opalescence," a contemplative waltz with a bit of its own key-shifting, the spotlight will fall on the trumpeter Marvin Stamm, whose experience as a soloist with large ensembles allowed Mr. Holober to build extended stretches of orchestral writing around him.

Shelter is currently working closely with the government on its own "Keys to the Future" policy, designed to help thousands of children by 2011.

If the firm uses its own keys to encrypt the messages, or has access to encryption keys that it stores on behalf of users, it may be compelled to hand them over to a government authority, or have them stolen.

Each cluster head generates its own key-chain, which encrypts messages and communicates with the other sensor nodes in the cluster.