Sentence examples for won the standards from inspiring English sources

Xerox licensed its Ethernet patents at modest terms, ensuring that it won the standards battle with competing technologies at the time, promoted by companies like I.B.M.

He thinks that SanDisk's CompactFlash format has already won the standards war since the demand for other standards, such as the Toshiba-backed Smart Media, are not keeping up with CompactFlash, and Intel has all but stopped pushing its Miniature Card standard.

A crackdown too far Over the Great Wall The evangelist of entrepreneurship Reprints Related items Hollywood and DVDs: The way we wereAug 25th 2005Whoever wins the standards war will profit handsomely from the royalties for the technology.

In turn, since the development of Dvorak mimicked crucial features of QWERTY, it was contingent on QWERTY winning the standards battle, but by then lock-in had occurred.

Yet they are at the top of their game and among the favorites to win the standard distance 42.2-kilometer, or 26.1-mile, race on Sunday.

Assume that the President wins the standard Democratic states — that is, everything from Washington, D.C., up east of Ohio, plus the West Coast and Hawaii, and Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.

In the end, it came down to an argument between the old movement and the new industry, and the new industry won: the final standards simply ignored the 1990 law, drawing up a "national list" of permissible additives and synthetics, from ascorbic acid to xanthan gum.

The Goldstone report won the gold standard of moral equivalence between the killer and the victim.

Also won the Evening Standard Peter Sellers Award for Comedy in 1991.

His stage debut won the Evening Standard award for Best Newcomer in 2006.

Four years later she again won the Evening Standard best actress award for The Way of the World.