Sentence examples for proprietary object from inspiring English sources

This "Smart Intersection" technology is currently being used via Honda's proprietary object recognition software within a small Ohio town.

The battle between Javascript (the Netscape proprietary client-side scripting language) and ActiveX (the Microsoft proprietary object container) was just around the corner with the release of Internet Explorer 3.0 in August of 1996.

The fact that you can now measure, design, and build a proprietary object should strike fear in the hearts of ink merchants everywhere and there are plenty of people out there who would, in a fairly unscrupulous manner, supply the proper ink bladders to home makers who simply want the nozzle and ink container and will make their own PLA or ABS cartridges.

Marjorie Christen, who owns telescope manufacturer Astro-Physics with her husband Roland, now employs three part-time programmers to help design her Machesney Park, Ill.-based company's proprietary object-locating technology.

The individual PCHR must persistently relate a document to its proprietary source object without jeopardizing portability or patient control.

Some dogs have been known to be unreasonable when it comes to the proprietary rights to found objects, particularly food.

He also objected to the proprietary nature of the software, saying Apple believed "that all standards pertaining to the Web should be open".

The IPA database consists of proprietary ontology representing 300 000 biologic objects ranging from genes, proteins, and molecular and cellular processes.

The article also describes the proprietary expert system, founded on the object-oriented paradigm and graphical representation of the knowledge base.

The IPA knowledge base represents a proprietary ontology of over 600,000 classes of biologic objects spanning genes, proteins, cells and cell components, anatomy, molecular and cellular processes, and small molecules.

What justifies this interpretation is a reasonable condition on genuine perception: an experience kind is genuinely perceptual only if it generally gives rise to proprietary concept applications whose semantic focus is the proper object of this kind of experience.