Sentence examples for granted software from inspiring English sources

[C5.] Company Accuses Apple of Violating Software Patent Creative Technology Ltd., a maker of portable music players, has accused Apple Computer of violating a newly granted software patent that covers the way users navigate music selections.

In some initiatives practices received assistance to upgrade already pre-existing EHRs to support registry functions while in others, practices were granted software and technical assistance from payers.

But for years, the default of the United States Patent and Trademark Office has been to grant software patents even when they are impossibly broad or utterly confusing.

But now, the organizations would be automatically granted the software licenses without even having to apply for them, meaning that any programs that they possessed would effectively be legalized.

(Which is pretty much what we all take for granted with software nowadays).

In each case, the closeness, richness, and sustained nature of their collaborations were self-evident through presenters' seamless integration of both subjects and the obvious mutual interest in one another's work, coauthored publications and joint grants, software, and other professional products.

Indeed, a debate has been raging in the United States over whether patents—especially those granted for protecting software ideas and business processes help or hinder innovation.

The analysis has been carried out by CAST3M, a structure analysis software granted by CEA, France.

Open Babel is open-source software, which offers end users and third-party developers a range of additional rights not granted by proprietary chemistry software.

This model was used satisfactorily to (i) improve the software processes of several Spanish small firms, and (ii) obtain an organizational maturity certification for software development, granted by the Spanish Association for Standardization and Certification.

It's easy to take open-source software for granted, and to forget that the Internet we use every day depends in part on the freely donated work of thousands of programmers.