Sentence examples for technology exclusively from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the polarization in the cognitive, the rational and the informative is not exclusive of the subjects or academic fields linked to technology exclusively, but a tendency of education in general.
The rules cover only equipment shipped from the United States or made overseas using technology exclusively developed in the United States.
So in one sense it's simple: Apple's buying PrimeSense because it wants its technology exclusively, in a hurry, for a key product.
In 1985 he received a U.S. patent as a sole inventor for his device and subsequently licensed the technology exclusively to Ethicon.
Consistent with the subject matter, the complaint organizes its assertions into three 'strikes.' "Strike One" alleges ten distinct breaches of contractual obligations to use SMT's technology exclusively.
Developed by Skinkers, Livestation is based on peer network technology exclusively acquired from Microsoft Research to deliver a range of live TV and radio channels to broadband connected computers, spreading the load across the peer network and enabling capacity to rise in line with demand.
Microsoft also successfully induced some of the most popular ICPs and ISVs to commit to promote, distribute and utilize Internet Explorer technologies exclusively in their Web content in exchange for valuable placement on the Windows desktop and technical support.
Note that ATOL average is a single metric that provides information about both technologies exclusively focused on the affected users, that is, on the users that move from LTE to the uRAT and so their performance is downgraded.
According to a 2007 report by John Barton, an expert on intellectual-property law at Stanford Law School in Palo Alto, California, most governments around the world also tend to license such technologies exclusively to their own domestic companies.
I've worked with enterprise technologies exclusively for more than a decade and have watched as cloud apps took the enterprise by storm, giving businesses more flexibility and power than ever before.
For its part, Iran has insisted it wants to explore nuclear technology for exclusively peaceful purposes.
