Sentence examples for the proprietary system from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bucher spent more than $3 million developing the proprietary system he calls T.A.S.T.E.

The proprietary system used by Progressive includes a G.P.S. receiver, cell-phone modem and a microprocessor with a small amount of computer memory.

Right now, the group is working on "I Hate Heroes," a VR game with flying, swinging, and other classic movement that uses the proprietary system.

When Keurig 2.0 finally hit stores in August 2014, it turned out the proprietary system was actually the ink printed on the labels of Keurig's coffee pods (K-cups).

The proprietary system achieves these results through a semi-closed-loop, high-pressure, low-pressure-ratio recuperated Brayton cycle that uses supercritical CO2 as the working fluid, dramatically reducing energy losses compared to steam- and air-based cycles.

He offers a crisp introduction to the intriguing subject of Falstaff's role as a military entrepreneur: Under the proprietary system that prevailed in England and the rest of Europe until the 18th century, regiments were owned by the colonels and the captains who recruited them.

"We've found that open source software has reached a level of maturity where it can offer the functionality that rivals the proprietary systems.

The most complicated thing of the entire service is the back end, call it the engine room, the plumbing, making all of the proprietary systems that we have in place talk to each other, work with each other and get those workflows to actually work.

We've found ourselves frustrated by the proprietary systems and long disclaimers that ultimately limit information available to the public.

I don't even want to think about the proprietary systems and decade-old OSes that hospitals are running their diagnostic and records-tracking programs on.

Wei and his collaborators have described some other deficiencies with the proprietary systems, including poor support for telemedicine workflow, a dependence on local area networks or dedicated computer network connections and, hence, a lack of true internet scalability and, lastly, a lack of interoperability between components from different vendors [ 24].