Sentences with word «nonexclusive»

Google acquired a special team of engineers from HTC in a massive $ 1.1 billion deal that closed in January, along with nonexclusive rights to current and future HTC technology.

Authors should look for nonexclusive agreements with these platforms, meaning that the author can publish and sell the same work in other places and formats.

In a recent attack on nonexclusive buyer's representatives, Merrill alleged, «Dual agency is an oxymoron.

With nonexclusive agreements, sellers, for example, may work with several listing agents to list a property, but the agent who procures the buyer is the only one who gets paid.

Nonexclusive Contract Legal agreement in which the publisher does not exercise exclusive rights over the materials published in the author's book.

Exclusive breastfeeding was defined as no regular replacement of breastfeeding meals with supplemental feedings for at least two months compared with nonexclusive breastfeeding, which was partial or no breastfeeding.

Effects of adjustment (for age at outcome, socioeconomic position, body mass index, and smoking status) and exclusion (of nonexclusive breast feeders) were examined.

In that sense Mormonism is the most nonexclusive religion in the Christian world.»

Our free and nonexclusive distribution program will allow you to select all channels of distribution or customized channels which will allow you to reach more vendors for any existing title you have.

* Provide nonexclusive rights to preserve content they create in the public domain or distributed on publicly accessible venues * Partner with preservation experts early in the life cycle of their digital data, to ensure data are ready to hand off to an archive * Actively participate in professional societies and relevant organizations in the development of stewardship best practices and selection priorities

My own thoughts are occasioned by two essays I read recently: one by Avery Cardinal Dulles in a volume called Vatican II: Renewal Within Tradition and the other by Christopher J. Molloy, an essay titled «Subsistit In: Nonexclusive Identity or Full Identity?»

As the world grows; the diminishing of most religions must endure their shrinking ways toward nonexclusive importance leaving the naysayers of proudly religious illiteracies with nowhere to run,,,

Accordingly, no breastfeeding was defined as nonexclusive or exclusive bottle - feeding from birth.

That issue was soon resolved in favor of the Milky Way's nonexclusive status, in much the same manner that Earth itself had been demoted from its central role in the cosmos by Copernicus centuries before.

Sole Society grants to User a limited nonexclusive, non-transferable, non-sub licensable right solely to display and view the Content for personal, non-commercial use.

CC licenses are nonexclusive public licenses, which means they can be used with other licenses and don't discriminate by type of user.

They pay 8 cents per word for first worldwide rights and nonexclusive reprint rights.

CreateSpace, ACX, and KDP Select do offer publishers / authors nonexclusive options.

Authors deal with a variety of contracts... here's a couple of tips to add to your radar screen: Know the Difference between Exclusive and Nonexclusive ContractsDon't give everything away.

I could have left the nonfiction books nonexclusive, outside of KDP Select.

ACX has both exclusive and nonexclusive deals and none of them favor authors.

It only gets worse, indie authors who decide to go nonexclusive, will only get 25 % royalties but they can sell their audio book (s) anywhere, even their own websites.

-- Then I sold another slice to the Nebula Awards Anthology, another small slice (nonexclusive anthology right) sold and then returned to the pie.

Before Bayh - Dole, the government itself was responsible for patenting federally funded inventions; when it did so, it would let others use them only under nonexclusive licenses.

And if men engage in sex within the first month of dating, they are 4.5 times more likely to be nonexclusive later.»

Nonexclusive real - estate agents tend to show you their own listings first, since they won't have to share the commission if they represent both the buyer and the seller.

Nonexclusive Contract - A contract in which the publisher does not contain the exclusive rights over an author's published material.

Integument agreed to give Johns Hopkins a royalty - free, nonexclusive license to its patented method of introducing nanoparticles into particles, which faculty and students can use freely in their research and feature in grant applications.

Exclusive breastfeeding was defined as no regular replacement of breastfeeding meals with supplemental feedings for at least two months compared with nonexclusive breastfeeding, which was partial or no breastfeeding.

I like a piece of this article that said «in that sense Mormonism is the most nonexclusive religion in the Christian world,» Givens says...

As part of a nonexclusive arrangement announced Wednesday, Yahoo's website will begin drawing upon Google's massive online advertising network to show marketing messages related to the content that's being perused.

You are hereby granted a limited, nonexclusive, nontransferable, nonsublicensable license to access and use the Sites and Content.