DOWNLOADABLE GRAPHICS FEATURING OR

Brand Owner Address Description
DISCOVER DURHAM Durham Convention & Visitors Bureau 212 West Main Street #101 DURHAM NC 27701 Downloadable graphics featuring words or images of, or produced in, or relating at least in part to, Durham County, North Carolina for use on computers, mobile phones, and printers; Downloadable photographs; Downloadable computer graphics; Electronic publications, namely, books, brochures, calendars, guides, maps, newsletters, and posters featuring information and images relating to Durham County, North Carolina, and featuring images or information on arts, culture, events, activities, accommodations and restaurants recorded on computer media;Decals; Drawing instruments; Publications, namely, books, brochures, calendars, correspondence cards, guides, hand-outs, maps, newsletters, adhesive backed stickers, posters, and informational cards in the fields of information and images relating to Durham County, North Carolina, and featuring images and information on arts, culture, events, activities, accommodations and restaurants; Stationery; Writing instruments;Sleeved or sleeveless jackets; Tops as clothing;Beverageware;DURHAM;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. An API is provided that enables programmability of a 3D chip, wherein programming or algorithmic elements written by the developer can be downloaded to the chip, thereby programming the chip to perform those algorithms. A developer writes a routine that is downloadable to a 3D graphics chip. There are also a set of algorithmic elements that are provided in connection with the API that have already been programmed for the developer, that are downloadable to the programmable chip for improved performance. Thus, a developer may download preexisting API objects to a 3D graphics chip. A developer adheres to a specific format for packing up an algorithmic element, or set of instructions, for implementation by a 3D graphics chip. The developer packs the instruction set into an array of numbers, by referring to a list of 'tokens' understood by the 3D graphics chip. This array of numbers in turn is mapped correctly to the 3D graphics chip for implementation of the algorithmic element by the 3D graphics chip.