Sentences with phrase «wide range of properties due»

Not exact matches

They are used in a wider range of consumer goods than any other group of elements due to their unusual electronic, optical and magnetic properties.

Much of this uncertainty is due to the complexity of aerosols and their interactions with and impacts on cloud processes and properties, as well as the wide range of scales on which these interactions occur.

CeO2 Nanoparticles Dispersion Nanomaterials are being applied across a wide range of high - tech industries and advanced technologies due to their excellent optical, magnetic, catalytic and electronic properties.

He counsels clients in a wide range of intellectual property matters, including, litigation, IP portfolio management, freedom to operate opinions, agreement drafting and negotiations, and due diligence projects.

Clients across a wide range of industries rely on our transaction advice and services, which include conducting searches to ascertain the existence of intellectual property, due diligence examination of licences and patent and trade secret protection procedures used by vendors, conveyancing of the intellectual property, infringement and validity reviews, and drafting and negotiating licences and other agreements related to IP protection.

This HDFC Ergo plan offers insurance to a wide range of commercial vehicles, protecting businesses from financial loss due to accidents or damage to the vehicles, and legal liability towards third parties for personal injury, death and property damage in case of an accident involving the insured vehicle.

New financing will be invested in the following: additional markets (funding looks as though it will flow more freely in 18 - hour cities), alternative assets (what constitutes real estate will continue to expand), old is new again (older space is now a hot item and it's making the market consider a wider range of potential investments), and alternative property types (medical office and senior housing may see a benefit from the change in demographics, along with data centers and lab space, that may be in demand due to technical changes).

Through granular data, CoStar researchers Lupton and Ethan Vaisman portrayed one - and two - star properties as both affordable across a wide range of metro areas and constituting a singular market opportunity mainly due to supply constraints and very low vacancy rates.