Sentence examples for plans chip from inspiring English sources
In terms of chip demand, CSFB said based on Intel and AMD's current manufacturing plans, chip supply will exceed demand by 11% in 2005 and 33% in 2006.
The research firm lowered its price target to $22 from $25 and said it "would use the potential near-term strength to swap out of Intel and into Texas Instruments (nyse: TXN)." In terms of chip demand, CSFB said based on Intel's and AMD's current manufacturing plans, chip supply will exceed demand by 11% in 2005 and 33% in 2006.
So we haven't -- this notion that we waited until now to put forward a series of plans, Chip, we -- we've -- just on the small-business issue alone, we have cut taxes for small businesses eight times during the course of the last 18 months.
The working group's current plan chips away at the often-minimal disposable income that too many Puerto Ricans earn at low-paying, low quality-jobs.
Some designs with a dynamic SR [15 17] could have even lower data BW demands by changing the SR according to the content content-dependent prediction, but they still assume constant and sufficient BW support in the planning of chip design.
So far the business school has raised $50m and the university plans to chip in another $40m.
His task of restoring profitability will be made even harder by signals that the Federal Reserve plans to chip away at the subsidies for Citigroup and other global megabanks.
The experts said the find was significant, but they have no plans to chip away at the Vernon portrait to raise the specter.
Katherine Albrecht, a longtime critic of RFID and VeriChip who contacted The Associated Press several months ago with some of the studies on which the article released this weekend was based, said in an e-mail message to supporters yesterday, "This kind of negative publicity spells the beginning of the end for VeriChip and their plans to chip us all like bar-coded packages of meat".
The government plans to chip away at the high payroll tax that funds various social programs such as health care.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to chip in with $5.2 million to create and enhance woodpecker habitat in the area.
