Sentence examples for which dedicate from inspiring English sources

A particular irritant to these tech companies is a class of plaintiffs pejoratively called "patent trolls," which dedicate most of their energies to suing rather than making products.

IV and RPX are so-called "patent aggregators" which dedicate themselves to buying and then licensing out patent rights.

Underwater equipment is the main body of the system, includes hydrophone groups, which are uniform distribution of linear type; acquisition nodes, which are used to digitize and transmit underwater acoustic signal; head node, which dedicate to communicate with the on-board equipment; and so on.

It can be appreciated that better performance is obtained by configurations which dedicate a higher number of bits to quantize the phase, B P, in comparison to those dedicated to quantize the relation between magnitudes, B M. In fact, most of these configurations dedicate one or two bits more to quantize the phase than to quantize the magnitude.

Take Alison Bechdel's graphic novel "Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic," which dedicates seven panels to cicadas.

He donated much of his art to the Colby College Museum of Art in Waterville, Maine, which dedicated an entire wing to his work.

Most Americans have heard of the Marshall Plan, which dedicated billions of dollars to rebuilding Europe after the Second World War.

In 2001 she helped found the VII Photo Agency, which dedicated itself to documenting conflict — environmental, social and political.

With an impressive portfolio by seventh grade, Smith was admitted to Norland Middle School's magnet program, which dedicated two hours a day to arts instruction.

Art Bi Lines No one could accuse the 2012 Whitney Biennial, which dedicates an entire floor to music, dance, theatre, and performance, of privileging one medium over others.

The album is being put together by the Red Hot organization, which dedicates the proceeds of its albums to AIDS prevention in Africa, in this case.