Sentence examples for unlicensed version from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unlicensed version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a version of software or a product that has not been officially authorized or paid for. Example: "Using an unlicensed version of the software can lead to legal issues and lack of support."
He called the defendant "an underground, an unlicensed version of Western Union".
A few months later, he learned that the agency had simply recorded an unlicensed version of the song and proceeded with its commercial.
Interestingly, Nintendo's Super Mario was a new entry in Newzoo and Octoly's chart of top YouTube game franchises for March, although the companies stressed that this was driven by fan-created videos of an unlicensed version of Super Mario 64 created to play in web browsers, which has since been taken down.
However, an unlicensed version of MestreNova can have its full function enabled per dataset provided that dataset has been cryptographically signed.
When the mnpub file is loaded into an unlicensed version of MestreNova, the associated resource is loaded from the embedded URL and, provided the cryptographic signature validates, the full features of the software are enabled.
Amazon screwed up last month when it sold Kindle users an unlicensed version of a book.
— "Google loses technology control of Android," Mr. Anderson said, as Asian manufacturers increasingly develop unlicensed versions of Google's open-source operating system for smartphones and tablets.
SAN FRANCISCO — Amazon invited some unflattering literary analogies earlier this summer when it remotely erased unlicensed versions of two George Orwell novels from its customers' Kindle reading devices.
The warning on NHS Choices points out that photodynamic therapy (PDT) is a genuine, licensed and useful treatment for some cancers but it "should not be confused with the unproven, unlicensed versions of PDT sold by some private clinics in the UK and overseas".
We found 15 approved drugs with generic versions, of which data on annual cost of generic or unlicensed versions for 10 (13.5%) were available.
We also determined whether year of approval has any influence in determining costs, and we compared branded versions of the orphan drugs with their unlicensed or generic versions.
