Examples of using Competing technologies in English and their translations into German
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Competing technologies.
Breakthrough of competing technologies.
These all-electric actuators easily outperform hydraulics and other competing technologies.
In addition, there are several competing technologies, which are regularly improved.
System-level optical loss is three times lower than that of competing technologies.
Our MAPD continues to outperform competing technologies and we expect additional orders in the future.
This provision was introduced so as to maintain effective competitionbetween competing technologies Article 1 5.
Exlar rotary actuators not only outperform competing technologies, they are among the most power-dense servo devices on the market.
It simply doesn't work, and, worse still,it crowds out or stifles potentially valuable competing technologies.
This white paper simplifies the the two competing technologies. By doing so, it helps food and pharmaceutical manufacturers select the appropriate det….
Cordless telephony, including DECT, is now well established andcould be on the verge of substantial growth, though competing technologies may contain this growth.
Competing technologies deliver a separate stream to each viewer with video encoded in the format associated with that device and browser.
When using industrial waste heat, TEGs have the advantage over other competing technologies that they can be easily integrated into existing systems.
The competing technologies for alternative drive trains are also different than for passenger cars: Particularly gas fuelled vehicles will in future have similar operating costs per kilometer.
For instance, when two competitors use a license agreement to divide markets between them,or when an important licensor excludes competing technologies from the market.
This has offered enough time to process the research with competing technologies like eddy current measurements and ultrasonic sensors, and make a comparison with a view to industrial use.
This process has been facilitated by the application of appropriate remedies(notably carrier selection/pre-selection16 and wholesale line rental17)and the introduction of competing technologies, in particular VOIP.18,19.
Unlike competing technologies, showing severe image quality degradation after only a few thousand hours, DLP technology remains constant over hundreds of thousands of hours.
Standards may facilitate the development of LM, provided they do not exclude competing technologies, unduly limit competition or hamper emerging demand.
Whereas competing technologies suffer from declining color saturation and contrast after a few thousand hours, DLP chips have a defined color behavior with virtually no loss in image quality.
For instance, two competitors could use a license agreement to divide markets between them oran important licensor could exclude competing technologies from the market through conditions in its licensing agreements.
Presently, management believes there are no competing technologies that provide a glasses-free 3D display on a flat screen panel, preserving HD resolution, at an affordable cost.
For technology markets one way to proceed is to calculate market shares on the basis of each technology's share of total licensingincome from royalties, representing a technology's share of the market where competing technologies are licensed.
It covers restrictions on prices and quantities, bans onexploiting competing technologies, customer restrictions between competing manufacturers, obligationson licensees to assign improvements to the relevant technology and territorial restrictions for a longerduration than those exempted.
In general, such an obligation allows the members of a standard-setting organisation to factorin the amount of IPR reading on a particular technology when deciding between competing technologies or even to, if possible, choose a technology which is not covered by IPR.
Multiparty licensing may have seriousanti-competitive effects when it covers mainly competing technologies, i.e. when entered into between companies which would have competed on the relevant technology or product market in the absence of the pooling arrangement.
In the first case, Tetra Pak eliminated Resolvo machines from the Italian market by purchasing them from the dairies to which they had been sold; in the other cases, Tetra Pak bought up the competitors themselves,thus appropriating their competing or potentially competing technologies.
In order to include competing technologies(such as cable or satellite) within this market, the Commission has insisted both on evidence of a veritable cable or other technology-based wholesale product, and on evidence indicating substitutability between such wholesale product and ADSL.
The parties were competing manufacturers at the date of the grant of the licence and obligations on the licensee to produce a minimum quantity or to use his best endeavours as referred to in Article 2(1),(9) and(17)respectively have the effect of preventing the licensee from using competing technologies.
Various steel producers around the world have developed competing technologies to replace their aging blast furnaces, but only one other company- Australia's HISMELT plant with a production capacity of 800,000 tonnes per year- has successfully commercialised its next-generation technology to the point where it could scrap its blast furnaces altogether.
