Sentence examples for freely swap from inspiring English sources

The ruling also does not address the issues in the suit the recording industry association has brought against Napster, an online music service whose software allows listeners to freely swap songs in the MP3 format over the Internet, since Napster does not retain any copies of songs.

Excess or wasteful commuting is measured as the proportion of actual commute that is over minimum (optimal) commute when assuming that people could freely swap their homes and jobs in a city.

The idea of allowing Chinese people to freely swap their yuan for dollars, for example, terrifies the state-controlled banks, because large sums of capital would quickly flow abroad in search of more favourable returns in overseas wealth products.

During their union — Ford retains a tiny stake in Mazda, which it once effectively controlled — the companies freely swapped platforms, engines and transmissions and, sometimes, as with the Ford Escape and Mazda Tribute crossovers, everything but the badge on the grille.

By squeezing audio tracks into a twelfth of their original digital space, a compact disc (CD) "ripped" into MP3 format could be sent over the Internet and downloaded on to someone's computer in minutes instead of hours.Suddenly, it seemed, more CDs were being freely swapped over the Internet than were being bought.

He most recently delivered the news that Microsoft would retreat following backlash in response to announcements that its new Xbox One would have digital rights management preventing users from freely swapping games and would require an Internet connection to play games.

Along with all the freely swapped books I offered a bean salad (coincidentally spiced with turmeric) that stretched to fill up the plates of lots of women.

Genes for antibiotic resistance, for example, swap freely between species of bacteria.

In a separate development Sajid Javid, the culture secretary, told the Daily Mail that mobile phones companies would be obliged to allow customers to swap freely between networks unless they end blackspots in coverage.

That's the term economists use to define a community of people who freely share and swap resources, often managed online through websites or forums.

Measures to be trialled inside the zone include market-driven interest rates and allowing China's heavily-regulated currency, the yuan, to be swapped freely for other currencies.