Microsoft realized the value of thin client computing and licensed the MultiiWin technology from Citrix for their Windows NT 4.0 Server product as a Terminal Server Edition and then incorporated in Windows 2000, bringing the independent computing architecture (ICA) protocol and independent management architecture (IMA).
The accidents focused intense scrutiny on the Buildings Department, in particular its Cranes and Derricks Division, where a handful of inspectors were stretched thin, responsible for overseeing the licensing of thousands of cranes and more than 1,000 operators.
Faced with thin margins, persistent piracy and expensive licensing deals from record companies, dozens of digital music start-ups have collapsed over the last decade, taking with them hundreds of millions of dollars in investment money.
Samsung will also license Nanosys' technology for thin-film solar panels and fund the development of advanced lighting technology.
In case of a virtual machine setup not only a powerful but expensive server had to be purchased but also individual diskless thin client computers and additional software licenses had to be acquired.
In the back, Skinner found diapers, an empty bottle of the opiate hydrocodone, an extra set of license plates, and a driver's license showing a thin white man in his late twenties, with dishevelled brown hair.
Applied to Goods: License, but don't stretch a brand name too thin.
NJ-based Compact Power Corporation hasigneded an exclusive worldwide license with the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago for the latter's Thin Film Fuel Cell Technology.
The police force's main strategy to thin the glut of vehicles has been to crack down on drivers without licenses, no longer simply fining them, but sending them to jail for up to six months.
Four other companies have licenses to manufacture thin-film batteries using the Department of Energy Technology: Cymbet, Front Edge Technology, Teledyne Technologies, and Excellatron.
