Sentence examples for commingled software from inspiring English sources

Rather, the company asked the court to reconsider its conclusion that Microsoft had improperly commingled software code between its Internet Explorer browser and its Windows operating system in such a way as to make it functionally difficult to remove the browser.

And building security directly into the operating system seems a lot like "commingling" software code, on which basis the European Commission ruled earlier this year that Microsoft abused its market power through the Windows Media Player.

Second, the court found that Microsoft's decision to "commingle" Web browsing software with operating system software meant that trying to remove Internet Explorer had the effect of crippling Windows, which controls the basic operations of the computer.

Far more difficult to resolve in a settlement would be the court's finding that the commingling of software code between Microsoft's operating system and its Web browser software violated the Sherman Act by maintaining a monopoly.

This is true notwithstanding the fact that the software code supplying their discrete functionalities can be commingled in virtually infinite combinations, rendering each indistinguishable from the whole in terms of files of code or any other taxonomy.

"So many of these companies are commingled.

Ingredients are commingled throughout the food chain.

With commingled, the colours get mixed up.

The aroma of popcorn commingled with the fumes of gasoline.

Nearly all of it was commingled with B.L.M. land.

In the past, family businesses and family wealth were commingled.