Sentence examples similar to directed copying from inspiring English sources

Oracle has pointed to lines of code that are the same in Android's source and in Java as evidence of direct copying rather than a clean room implementation of the language, and suggested that makes Google liable to license Java.

Basically, the new style was a continuation of the Neoclassical style, with a much stronger archaeological bias, leading to direct copying of Classical types of furniture; to this was added a new repertory of Egyptian ornament, stimulated by Napoleon's campaigns in Egypt.

Boundary conditions across grid patches are applied either through direct copying from neighboring grid cells in the case of scalar equations or 1D interpolation along great circles in the case of more complicated systems.

They found that high-scoring texts included important ideas from both sources (i.e. reading and listening texts in the context of their study) whereas low-scoring texts included ideas mainly from the reading texts and contained direct copying of words and phrases.

Unlike the plagiarized film HowardCantour.com, however, #IAMSORRY is more inspired than a direct copy.

In seven months he came up with his Etherea line, a direct copy.

Sony says the films included are direct copies of pristine 4K masters.

"They're not intended to be direct copies," says Doeringer, who can do up to 30 in a weekend.

The first device was a direct copy of the American "Fat Man" plutonium implosion design dropped on Nagasaki.

Maybe less direct copies, but I take pieces of myself and people I know or have known and pour them into characters.

I'm not proposing anything like a direct copy of this German Academy, which has elements of democracy but still shows signs of its autocratic Prussian roots.