I continued to hear about Howard, who commanded a proprietary loyalty among his friends, after I left Women's Wear, but I didn't see much of him again until I came to The New York Times in 1993 as a drama critic.
When Wilson finally took the computer plunge, it used a proprietary set of search commands, irking multidatabase users.
Many smaller Poverty Row firms folded as the eight majors, with their proprietary distribution exchanges, now commanded about 95 percent of U.S. and Canadian box office receipts.
This includes the microphone array listening to Alexa commands, and the proprietary software that can recognize wake words, reduce background noise, and cancel out echos in large rooms.
Microsoft commanded about 7%, while proprietary systems and Java-based smartphones combined accounted for 15%.
They range from generic geographic information systems to specific domain-focused application software; from proprietary commercial software to open source solutions; from command-line script-based languages to graphical user interfaces to spatial data.
They ditched a barter economy for a command and control system, where Peerflix uses a proprietary algorithm to determine the value of a DVD.
"They're understanding the concept of an operating system, learning to use a command line, and as none of the software is proprietary they don't have to stick with one company's products – they can chop and change things however they like".
This layer may accept inputs in four methods – (1) through web pages hosted on the Social BIM sever, (2) through BIM files in open standard like IFC, (3) through proprietary BIM software like Autodesk Revit, and (4) through system commands via secure connections like SSH (Secure Shell).
Will these OS/app marketplaces be dominated by a Tesla — or Google (for that matter) — and command a 30percentt revenue share from apps, or will auto manufacturers with proprietary platforms capitalize on this opportunity?
