Sentence examples for proprietary piece from inspiring English sources

To do this, Milberg Weiss commissioned a proprietary piece of software that records conference calls made by executives at public companies for stock analysts.

"Our research and development team cracked the code on being able to create a latte using real milk with a proprietary piece of technology," said Howard Schultz, the chief executive of Starbucks.

Paid for This is a proprietary piece of software that can be purchased, which may use proprietary data formats.

The different licensing categories and associated considerations are as follows: Paid for This is a proprietary piece of software that can be purchased, which may use proprietary data formats.

And this is a "secure and proprietary piece of hardware" that's "fundamentally separate from the device's basic communications functions or its operating system," said Verizon.

Paid (with free version)—This is a proprietary piece of software that can be purchased, but which also has a version of this software which can be used for free; either as a trial for a fixed period of time, or a version that has reduced functionality.

As evidenced by Fig. 2, most of the ELNs available in the market are proprietary pieces of software that require purchasing, there are also some free and open source offerings available.

To avoid censorship, Google has moved its search engine to Hong Kong and may leave China altogether after hackers, hidden for deniability somewhere deep within the Communist bureaucracy, breached Google's proprietary systems and pieced together the e-mail exchanges of Chinese dissidents in order to trace their social networks.

Using supercomputers and proprietary software, Celera pieced the fragments of DNA data together in what it claims to be a well-ordered and fairly cohesive structure: About 95% of the DNA bases are said to be in segments 100,000 base pairs long, and about 80% are in segments of 1 million base pairs or more.

To avoid censorship, Google has moved its search engine to Hong Kong and threatened to leave the Middle Kingdom after murky party hackers, hidden for deniability somewhere deep in the bowels of the Communist bureaucracy, breached Google's proprietary systems and pieced together the email exchanges of Chinese dissidents in order to trace their social networks.

The device, which is the company's first piece of proprietary hardware, is orange and rectangular.