Indeed, the film seems likely to generate less licensing revenue than "Ratatouille," until now the weakest Pixar entry in this area.
He cited the Netscape web browser as much less freely licensed and accused the OpenBSD developers of hypocrisy for permitting Netscape to remain while removing his software.
He also said, though, that the $40,000 flat rate would apply to databases running on slower processors that at one time might have cost $50,000, or even less, to license.
Even if many of them appear to be, shall we say, less than officially licensed.
Wesbecker had been on the newly licensed Prozac less than a month and had become increasingly agitated.
Those with driver's permits or probationary licenses — generally, anyone younger than 18 who has been licensed for less than a year — must use the decals or risk a $100 fine.
It is still light as I hurry to the meeting point for a ghostwalk through the Old Town, run by the Cadies and Witchery Tours (Scottish tourist board-accredited, no less: these ghouls are licensed to haunt).
Only 32%9595% CI 25 %-39 %-39respondents who were black, Hispanic, or from households with annual incomes less than $20,000 were licensed before age 18; these groups accounted for 63% (95% CI 57%-69%) of all of those who werespondentsnsed before age 18.
Respondents who self-identified as black or Hispanic were significantly less likely to be licensed before age 18 compared with non-Hispanic whites, and lower household income was independently associated with decreased probability of licensure before age 18; these groups across the entire range of household incomes investigated.
Taxi companies have complained that the start-ups have an unfair competitive advantage because their drivers are held to less stringent standards than licensed cabbies.
