Sentence examples for subsidiary data from inspiring English sources
And Councilwoman Debi Rose, a Staten Island Democrat who was elected in November with the help of the subsidiary, Data and Field Services, has agreed to pay it an additional $13,000 for its services.
This paper examines patent and overseas subsidiary data of 231 large and medium-sized Japanese electronics firms to analyse the characteristics and determinants of foreign research and development (R&D) activities.
We combined each set of such non-independent source trees into a single 'mini-supertree' [ 32], for both our full and subsidiary data sets in turn.
The subsidiary data set comprised 466 trees [see Additional file 5], of which 48 were MRP mini-supertrees, and 24 resulted because of nonmonophyletic taxa in some source trees.
The final MRP matrices of both full and subsidiary data sets were analysed using the parsimony ratchet [ 57], with the PAUP* instruction block produced using the Perl script PerlRat.
On July 1st NTT, Japan's incumbent telecoms operator, said it would acquire OpSource, a cloud-computing software firm in California, for $90m through its South African software subsidiary, Dimension Data, which NTT acquired last year for $3.3 billion.
Cumulative, polymodal normal (Gaussian distribution) statistics was applied to subsidiary fault data collected from damage zones associated with the Cenozoic Lanterman and Priestley intraplate right-lateral strike-slip fault systems in North Victoria Land, Antarctica.
It says that unless customers contact the company to prohibit the practice, Qwest will share with its several subsidiaries such data as telephone services used, billing information and places called.
If a European subsidiary sends user data to the American parent company, this is considered an "export" of personal data.
Her mother works in Atlanta as a senior account manager for the wireless phone and data subsidiary of AT&T.
In a statement, James D. Ellis, SBC's general counsel, said yesterday that the company was exploring the possibility of bringing the separate data subsidiary back into the parent company.
