Sentence examples for or compilation from inspiring English sources

Our technique allows more robust binary analysis because the extracted semantics of the binary code is generally immune from light obfuscation, refactoring, and varying the compilers or compilation settings.

The magazine recently honored "The Cambridge Tapes," a recording of a Highwaymen concert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1963, as the best reissue or compilation of 2009.

The American Law Institute's "Restatement of the Law of Torts," an authorative text issued in 1939, grapples with the first question, of stating, or restating, that "a trade secret may consist of any formula, pattern, device, or compilation of information which is used in one's business, & gives him an opportunity to obtain an advantage over competitors who do not know or use it".

Most synchronous languages, such as Esterel, Lustre or Signal require a given module or compilation unit to be insensitive to latency that communication with its environment may incur.

Conscious processing allows for the construction or compilation of specifically tailored routines out of elementary units as well as for the deliberate control of their execution.

General metadata related to the paleomagnetic and chronological data include: 1. the source of the data, e.g., the publication or compilation the data were acquired from;   2. the geographical location of archeological or volcanic materials;   3.

Commentaries on all these classical musannafāt, or compilations, were many, and they were important in education and piety.

For all the series and concerts commemorating the 250th anniversary of his death with blockbuster works or compilations of masterpieces, few attempts have been made to explore byways or to place Bach's music in the context of its time.

The Recording Industry Association of America, which represents the interests of the labels, maintains that most sound recordings are not eligible for termination rights because they are "works for hire," collective works or compilations created not by independent performers but by musicians who are, in essence, employees of the labels.

It could be good if journals start expanding the scope of their journal articles, instead of having to always publish original research, maybe publish original data sets, or publish novel data or compilations".

The ancient sources for Orion's legend are mostly notes in the margins of ancient poets (scholia) or compilations by later scholars, the equivalent of modern reference works or encyclopedias; even the legend from Hesiod's Astronomy survives only in one such compilation.