Sentence examples for proprietary license from inspiring English sources

The debate is emblematic of the high-stakes commercial competition over how software is sold, which up until now has been largely defined by companies like Microsoft, the dominant seller of computer operating systems, through proprietary license agreements.

Sencha's framework has a more proprietary license, Sperry adds.

Since the project started in 1988 at the University of Wisconsin, the code for Condor was viewable under an odd proprietary license.

The classic example of this is the QT Toolkit, which is distributed under the GPL, as well as under a pay-for-use proprietary license.

Although Bridge itself is not free, as it is restricted by the ArcGIS proprietary license, this extension plays an important role in unlocking users from a proprietary software system, by allowing them to easily publish their information in FOSS, using open standards.

Pharmaceutical companies usually have a 10-year proprietary license to market their drugs in the United States, free from competition, on the grounds that it enables pharmaceutical companies to recoup the money they spent conducting research for the drug.

Open source licensing can be complex and confusing if you are accustomed to living in the world of proprietary licensing.

In his early days at MIT, Stallman was involved with a code-sharing community and was discouraged by the nondisclosure agreements of proprietary licensing.

Historically, open-source purists have typically viewed the involvement of for-profit entities as a fatal blow to open source platforms, based on the general assumption that financial and shareholder incentives will lead to proprietary licensing or other challenges.

Since this isn't by Qualcomm it won't be "Quick Charge" but there is a chance it could be the fast charging built into USB 3.1 - a standard Apple is very keen on across the MacBook range - though I highly doubt we'll see a switch from Lightning due to its lucrative proprietary licensing fees.

The ranking data produced to support the discussed Principal Component Analysis is available upon request from the corresponding author with the exception of those that have been obtained under proprietary licenses.