Sentence examples for model of licensing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lagerfeld's namesake brand also relies heavily on the traditional model of licensing for items like menswear, eyeglasses and fragrance.

InterTrust struggled, laid off most of its workers and shifted to a new business model of licensing its technology rather than trying to become a software company.

And Jobs said that Microsoft's model of licensing out the OS to other manufacturers worked as well.

Yet she and her colleague Tancrède de Lalun at Printemps are doubtful that second lines at Chloé, Rykiel or any other brand have strong enough supply chains to serve stores — because they operate on a former business model of licensing for production.

In fact, podcasting network Gimlet has been very open about the business model of licensing IP to movies and networks.

Does an open source model of licensing genomic software tools increase the usefulness of the tools and improve their acceptance in the research community?

Those general physicians exposed to the model of licensed midwives find them to be well prepared to manage obstetric patients: ""In reality I have been working very well with the professional midwife that we have here, and they have some advantages over the doctor.

Panelists and participants shared several models of licensing used by different universities for example, UNC frequently uses an express license, where the university takes a modest royalty and no equity.

That's the model of License Zero, which Kyle Mitchell propsosed last year.

In her view, the open-source model of software licensing looks like being surprisingly attractive.

In hazard models of licensing we find, controlling for a range of effects, that inventions by teams composed of clinical researchers (MDs) are more likely to be licensed than inventions by teams of basic scientists (PhDs), and that inventions that include both MDs and PhDs are not more likely to be licensed.