In a recent earnings-related document, HTC championed this type of "proprietary content" as a skill that set it apart from rivals, noting that companies that add "no differentiation" to Android "show less capability".
There's also a "Space Wire" port, which is "a type of proprietary interface use by the ESA, NASA and JAXA when the Cube actually goes into space," according to PC Pro.
However, it is not yet clear how the rule will be applied or how it will prevent some types of proprietary trading that are difficult to distinguish from market-making.
The resin can be a vinyl ester, epoxy, or polyester, while the reinforcement might be any one of a variety of fibres, ranging from glass through carbon, boron, and a number of proprietary types.
The second type of TCM products are proprietary over-the-counter Chinese medicines (COTC) that do not require management by licensed purveyors.
Other kinds of vocational training, such as for engineers, chemists, architects, lawyers, or doctors, was done overwhelmingly through either apprentice-type training (actually a form of proprietary education) or in proprietary institutions.
In fact, most of the technical details for this type of product are private and proprietary with restricted access.
Other drug firms are thought to be also gathering this type of data, though it remains proprietary.
As an industry note, Stratasys is one of the more established players in this type of printing, with its own proprietary process called FDM or fused deposition modeling.
For those patients whose age is less than 85 years, (n = 169), the type of agency (i.e. proprietary vs. non profit and others) and the primary source of payment are closely linked to length of stay.
For those patients who are older than 85 years (n = 30), the next differentiating factors were type of agency (i.e. proprietary vs. non profit and others), gender, and caregiver relationships.
