Sentence examples for proprietary issues from inspiring English sources

A company might opt for in-house drone operation and data analysis if it is concerned about proprietary issues or security, is willing to make a substantial up-front investment, and wants to take a "learn by doing" approach.

In the interests of a satisfying commercial ending, the play then glibly begs the question of Judd's "proprietary issues" and of the nature of such symbiotic collaborations, which so often begin in allegiance and end in alienation (the demented first Mrs. T. S. Eliot; the murdered Joe Orton).

In the same time when data are available, proprietary issues pan these data to be available for public use.

The version used will be available after arrangement of proprietary issues.

"We cannot tell you what their interventions are, because that's a proprietary issue," said Englejohn, adding that the interventions comprise "additional sanitary measures that reduce contamination".

"But I don't think it's a proprietary issue at all to say we're using this percentage of renewable power". .

This paper discusses the three main stages of a debate that has endured almost four decades due to complex historical, political, technical, economic, public relations, and proprietary rights issues.

Because the universities and companies that have developed the cell lines have patents on them, Mr. Thompson said, there are still "very strong proprietary and patent issues to work through".

She wondered if proprietary and security issues would trump the government's request for data.

At this point the exporting functionality of the service could use some work (you can only export as regular audio tracks, not as GarageBand or ProTools, though this is because of proprietary file format issues).

The move follows Theranos's unusual decision to void two years' worth of test results from its proprietary "Edison" machines, issuing tens of thousands of corrected reports — a move first reported by the Wall Street Journal last month.