Sentence examples for representing software from inspiring English sources

In Washington, the Business Software Alliance, a group representing software makers worldwide, said Tuesday that it was encouraged by the government's delay and hoped for "a thorough examination of the related technology issues".

I see it as a giant global canvas showing a connected network, rivers of different colored paints representing data streams, and a range of paint brushes and paint strokes representing software and hardware.

While technology has helped with representing software, abstracting social processes remains difficult.

Technology architecture associates application components from application architecture with technology components representing software and hardware components.

Due to notable discoveries in the fast evolving field of complex networks, recent research in software engineering has also focused on representing software systems with networks.

This strategy may be couched in terms of a problem of classification, that is, determine a mapping from a set of software metrics to a set of class labels representing software quality.

This is unearned revenue that represents software services that are still owed to clients.

A trade group known as BSA: The Software Alliance, which represents software companies, urged caution.

"The legal precedent that would be set — that one is penalized before being tried — is a troubling statement," said Francisco Mingorance, the European policy director in Brussels for The Business Software Alliance, which represents software makers.

A statement from a consortium of industry associations, including the Afdel group, which represents software companies including Google, noted their "satisfaction" that the council had taken into account their "recommendations and thorough consultation".

Francisco Mingorance, the senior director for government affairs in Brussels at the Business Software Alliance, a group that represents software makers like Microsoft and SAP, said Ms. Kroes was taking a different approach than that of her predecessor, Ms. Reding.