Sentence examples for distribution of the program from inspiring English sources

CyberPatrol's lawyer, Irwin Schwartz, has sent out nearly two dozen e-mail messages to those Web sites in an effort to quell further distribution of the program.

By applying MBPTA on the R miss counts collected from the program by means of simulation, we derive a probabilistic Worst-Case Miss Count (pWCMC) distribution an upperbound of the miss count distribution of the program under analysis1.

(Bloomberg TV has suspended distribution of the program).

A PBS spokesperson said the network is immediately suspending distribution of the program, which is produced by an independent company, in response to the allegations.

Variable costs are those costs which are directly dependent on the number of patients served by the program and associated with the training of the coaches, the recruitment of patients into the program, the actual coaching and administration time, once-off per patient fee, and production and distribution of the program materials for coaches and patients.

But it would fit with Mr. Murdoch's long-term strategy of providing local services over satellite and give him even more control over distribution of the programming he owns, according to Mickey Alpert, a consultant to the satellite and wireless industries.

The inventory, although it may not be the universe of the SSE programs, presents the landscape of current programming in this area by capturing the main approaches and project across all six regions (see Fig. 3a for regional distribution of the programs).

We measure this objective by the coefficient distribution of the programs.

Two articles on Aug. 24 mentioned the legal fight over the distribution of the DeCSS program: the State of the Art column "DVD Toy for Rich Techies" and the essay "Whose Intellectual Property Is It, Anyway?

Both note that Judge Lewis A. Kaplan not only enjoined the distribution of the DeCSS program, which allows a user to copy DVD movies, but also ordered the defendants to take down hyperlinks to other Web sites that still contained the DeCSS program.

Open source code -- free distribution of the underlying program instructions for software, so that other programmers can pursue further development -- is one of the basic principles behind the open or free software movement that Mozilla and, even more important, Linux, came to represent.