Sentence examples for software subject from inspiring English sources
Though Samsung is based in South Korea, its devices often use U.S. components and software subject to U.S. sanctions against North Korea.
The litigation, legal experts said, is an effort to use the courts to make software subject to product liability law -- a burden the industry has so far avoided and strenuously resisted.
An article in Business Day on Dec. 2 about online black market sales of scientific and engineering software subject to export controls misstated the name of a product made by Intelligent Light that has been sold illicitly.
Correction: December 12 , 2002 Thursday An article in Business Day on Dec. 2 about online black market sales of scientific and engineering software subject to export controls misstated the name of a product made by Intelligent Light that has been sold illicitly.
We provide space, hardware, software, subject pool, research assistance to meet the data collection needs.
According to Nana et al., studies involving DXA scans of body composition should report details of the DXA machine and software, subject presentation and positioning protocols, and analysis protocols [30].
When stipulated by the Leonardo software, subjects flexed their knees and subsequently jumped as high as possible.
With this software, subjects were classified into 128 cards using four templates; they were then assessed according to their reaction to changing stimuli.
I suggest we use the same model to fund user-experience audits of secure communication software, and subject our tools to the kind of user testing that hones the blockbuster apps of leading consumer companies.
In exchange and in consideration for this collaborative work, the copyright holder permits users to copy, modify and distribute the software code subject to conditions that serve to protect downstream users and to keep the code accessible.
The professor is currently writing a book on copyright law and computer software, a subject of great interest to the student, who in fact borrowed the professor's manuscript, and has kept it longer than agreed.
