Sentence examples for swapping copies from inspiring English sources

Moore began buying these editions in the 1960s, often swapping copies with other collectors.

Instead, he used the Internet to trade for them, swapping copies of his discs for recordings he desired.

The copyright issues arise because broadcasting in a digital format makes it easier to transfer programming to computers, raising the prospect of swapping copies of television programs online.

You might recall how music publishers tried to go after all the college kids who were using MP3 to swap copies of their favorite songs over the Net and lost an opportunity to make more money by failing to capitalize on emerging trends.

And this week the industry's main trade group plans to file hundreds of law-suits against people who swap copy-righted music online without paying for it.

In the schoolyard I would swap, copy and even compile mix-tape compilations of games on larger cassettes, writing start numbers on the inlays.

People have swapped illegal copies of songs, television shows and movies on the Internet for years.

Their design uses swap, copy, and delete operators on program instructions in order to repair bugs while retaining the original program's required functionality.

Kids operate on a pocket-money budget most of the time, which means that they swap, loan, copy and otherwise get access to many more games than they can reasonably afford.

It points to a "cold" spot, a stretch of 20 million base pairs where recombination--a process in which genes are swapped between two copies of the same chromosome during formation of the egg and sperm--does not occur.

To evaluate the significance of the detection, we generated 1000 shuffled copies of the spike patterns by randomly swapping neuron identities and then detected the number of sequences in each copy.