Sentence examples for altering window from inspiring English sources

Significant boundaries emerge by altering window sizes, increasing quadrat width and removing infrequent herbaceous species.

A unique design replacing the glass substrate commonly used in the ECD windows with inexpensive, light-weight and flexible polymeric substrate materials would accelerate EC adoption allowing them to be supplemented for regular windows without altering window construction.

We performed sensitivity analyses on the model results by different smoothing methods and altering window length of the indicator for the dust storm period.

The latest hiccup occurred yesterday when Microsoft Vice President Chris Jones Chris Jones asserted that users would be confused by altering Windows in the way that the nine states are recommending.

Thus altered window current by itself does not account for the F1473C-induced increase in late current.

The judge hearing the case combined the antitrust case and the motion to alter Windows 98, allowing the software to be shipped without modification and on time.

"No one tried to get Bill Gates to alter Windows so that undesirable apps and associated content – undesirable to someone other than the user – couldn't be accessed.

Regulators are considering legal action to force Microsoft to alter Windows XP, which tightly integrates Internet services into the basic operating system.

Microsoft has presented no evidence that the contractual (or the technological) restrictions it placed on OEM's ability to alter Windows derive from any of the enumerated rights explicitly granted to a copyright holder under the Copyright Act.

But to force Microsoft to alter Windows XP and unbundle some features, a court would presumably have to find that the media playing, instant messaging and other software have some of the same characteristics as Internet browsing software and the Java programming language -- that similar features offered by competitors could weaken Microsoft's operating system monopoly.

Microsoft had agreed to alter Windows for five years to give users of newly purchased computers in Europe a ballot screen that would allow them to easily download other browsers from the Internet and to turn off Microsoft's browser, Internet Explorer.