Sentence examples for proprietary name from inspiring English sources

We developed decision-trees for different levels of detail of the therapeutic decision, namely the type of treatment, the pharmaco-therapeutic class, the international non proprietary name, and the dose of each medication.

"In 1987, gewürztraminer was a tough sell, so we gave the wine a proprietary name," Mr. Bedell said.

Carraguard is the proprietary name of a substance made from carrageenan, a carbohydrate gel derived from seaweeds that is widely used as a stabiliser in the food industry.

Another approach is to look for wines made from unusual, offbeat grapes, like our No. 3 white, a 2004 from Cusumano in Sicily that goes by the proprietary name Angimbé.

The only bottle from Liguria in the tasting, the 2007 Altavia with the curious proprietary name "Noname," was lighter-bodied still, crisp, lively and fresh but perhaps less distinctive than the others.

With the 1953 New York premiere of a Biblical sandal-and-toga epic called "The Robe," Twentieth Century Fox introduced CinemaScope, a proprietary name for a process developed by a French engineer named Henri Chrétien in the 1920's, to which Fox had acquired the rights.

Trade names and proprietary names may number in the hundreds of thousands.

Note: Swellex, Split set and Williams are the proprietary names of Atlas Copco, International Roll Forms, Inc. and Williams Form Engineering Corp ,respectively.

Many firms bottle older cognacs under such designations as XO, Extra, and Réserve or under proprietary names such as Anniversaire, Triomphe, or Cordon Bleu.

The appellation names were subordinate in status to either the individual producers or the proprietary names they chose to label their bottles.

The studios came up with wide-screen formats — with proprietary names like CinemaScope and VistaVision — that promised a level of sensory immersion no home console could ever hope to match.