Sentence examples for software authors from inspiring English sources

Some software authors in the 1980's tried to extend their copyright protection beyond the literal code, to elements at higher levels of abstraction: a common phrase was "structure, sequence and organization".

Unlike proprietary software, such as the Windows operating system or the iPhone's operating system, free software authors publish their code and allow any other programmer to examine it, make improvements to it, and publish those improvements.

Copyright law alone protects the right of software corporations to charge for their goods, and the right of free software authors to give their goods away and ensure that no one need ever charge for them.

"Software authors will have little incentive to price their programs for foreign markets if they can simply be resold in the United States, and thereby undercut the price of the domestic version," said the Business Software Alliance in a brief to the court.

This confronts forensic examiners and software authors with unfamiliar system behavior and a new, widely undocumented file format.

In this paper, based on ECOTECT software, authors have done some beneficial explorations in the scheme design phase from the perspective of residential estate planning.

It will include software authoring tools, server software and the Flash player.

Computer security experts and law enforcement officials are struggling to understand the motives of a mysterious software author who appears intent on prying open many of the electronic locks on the Internet.

"If you start having a behavior pattern that is outside the norm for you, and inconsistent with your job, then even as a trusted traveler you bear further looking," said Mr. Eastman, the airline software author.

A malware lifespan is on average one to two days, so it can be anywhere from seconds to several days, depending on how sophisticated the software author is.

This paper discusses the benefits of a component-oriented visual software authoring system that is based on open standards and provides the seamless integration of various software tools in a unified environment.