Sentence examples for asserting software from inspiring English sources

The increased complexity and scale of software systems presents difficult challenges in design, development, and asserting software quality.

In this chapter, a product quality engineering approach has been proposed to assert software quality by connecting the generic software processes defined at the organization level to specific product quality concerns through quality engineering techniques.

This case law is sure to have a ripple effect that will cause patent plaintiffs to think twice about asserting a software patent before suing, and will get many companies with existing software patent portfolios to take a closer look at their existing patents to see if they have become less enforceable (and hence, less valuable) than before.

One double standard consists of asserting that software can't possibly perform X in circumstance Y, ignoring that people do it all the time.

He filed a complaint last year with the Federal Trade Commission asserting that Alexa software, a subsidiary of Amazon, could gather far more personal data about consumers than Amazon told customers it was collecting.

Accordingly, metadata that is asserted by our software systems using DCMI Metadata Terms can be easily integrated with that of other software systems.

Apple is asserting a number of software-based patents against four smartphones and tablets from the Korean company.

Lawyers for TCW have asserted that the software amounted to a trade secret akin to "the recipe for Kentucky Fried Chicken".

The case, which hinges on the claim that Oculus VR and its founder Palmer Luckey stole fundamental VR technologies from ZeniMax Media subsidiary id Software, asserts that these contributions were fundamental to the success of the company, which was acquired by Facebook for around $3 billion in March of 2014.

Last spring, Mr. Spitzer sued Network Associates, which has its headquarters in Santa Clara, Calif., asserting that the company's software included an unenforceable clause that effectively violated consumers' free speech.

He simply asserted, "the end of software" by putting up a logo with the word software and a red line through it.