Sentence examples for proprietary to a from inspiring English sources

Modern hybrids, or so-called "F-1s," are usually proprietary to a seed company.

In February 1685 the duke of York found himself not only proprietor of New York but also king of England, a fact that changed the status of New York from that of a proprietary to a royal colony.

As the wireless spectrum is a scarce resource, and its usage is often found to be inefficient, it may be meaningful to design solutions where multiple operators join their efforts, so that wireless access of their terminals takes place on shared, rather than proprietary to a single operator, frequency bands.

But I agree that your odds are much better with a password-protected network that you control, that only you use, and that relies on a cellular network proprietary to a wireless carrier.

One way to do that is to outsource proprietary trading to a hedge fund.

Interdisciplinary Connections: Civics- Research copyright laws applicable to the proprietary claim to a word, phrase or name.

Q Can a co-op refuse to provide a copy of the bylaws and proprietary lease to a potential buyer?

Ms. Pearlman said the magazine would funnel proprietary material to a Web site that will also have an e-commerce component.

In November 1996, when MSN announced its transition from a proprietary service to a Web supersite, it unveiled a lineup of more than two dozen shows for what its executives — borrowing from the language of television — called a new season.

With a loan secured by personal property — like co-op shares and the proprietary lease to a specific apartment — a lien known as a UCC-1 Financing Statement is filed.

She said the company's current development work on fuel cells began in 1996, and by 2012 it had reduced the cost of its proprietary stack to a sixth of a similar 2005 unit.