"As the dominant OS, Microsoft will have to be very precise about what is, or is not, undesirable [software] or risk anticompetitive litigation," he wrote in a research note released after Microsoft's Giant acquisition.
Saudi Arabia, for example, blocks undesirable websites with Californian software and the Chinese have Cisco to thank for their routers and switches.
Budget buyers are all too often fobbed off with underpowered, undesirable hardware that makes for uninspiring, frustrating software.
The Chinese government has used the Chinese version of Skype instant messaging software to monitor text conversations and block undesirable words and phrases.
In addition to simple visual alignment, or the use of stereotactic frames that are undesirable or inconvenient for diagnostic imaging, sophisticated image fusion software was developed from the late 1980s onwards.
Big companies involved with making smartphones and their software offer various tools to parents to control such undesirable activities by kids.
Malicious software (malware) is a computer program designed to create harmful and undesirable effects.
Software systems are considered legacy when their maintenance costs raise to undesirable levels, but they still provide valuable benefits for organizations.
In the previous section, I have explained the undesirable consequences of the fact that computational models are often inseparably intertwined with the software tools that work on them.
This behaviour was deemed undesirable, unnecessary and found to be a cause of difficulties in producing distributable OSCAR-dependent software.
But a series of experiments that has just finished in Colorado could eliminate some of the guesswork, by enabling airliners' existing radar systems to pick up signs of the most common kind of turbulence, called "convective" turbulence, with just a simple software upgrade.The radar systems in question are currently used to detect an even more undesirable atmospheric condition called wind-shear.
