Sentence examples for build copy from inspiring English sources

Under pressure from Hollywood and the recording industry, the personal computing industry has now embarked on an ambitious project to build copy protection hardware into the circuitry of all PC's.

Spokesman Jim Ankner says the company doesn't build copy protection into the games themselves.

The studios want Congress to force makers of computers and consumer electronics devices to build copy-protection technologies into their machines.

Earlier this year, he introduced legislation that would have required electronics manufacturers to build copy-protection technologies into their machines, but it has not been acted upon.

Now it is backing a bill, put forward by Fritz Hollings, a Democratic senator, to require the computer industry to build copy-protection technology into its hard drives.

But rather than build copies of safe and proven designs from Westinghouse of America or Areva of France, it is insisting on "indigenisation".

One of the dreams of both science fiction writers and practical robot builders has been realized, at least on a simple level: Cornell University researchers have created a machine that can build copies of itself.

There is also the perfectly practical possibility that robots could build copies of themselves on site, thus saving the cost of sending more than a few out.

Researchers at Cornell University have designed a robot that can build copies of itself using spare parts, which they hope will help further the development of robots that repair themselves when they're in space or roaming the desert.

Renovated Qing dynasty buildings sit among newly built copies of them – not to mention artfully "ancient" KFCs and gift shops ensconced behind antiqued Qing-styled façades.

On the ancient foundations, Hussein built copies of the gate and of Nebuchadnezzar's palace; in the style of the Babylonian king, he included inscriptions about his own work.