Examples of using The computer program in English and their translations into Hungarian
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in particular where the computer program finds no solution for a given set of constraints.
had manipulated the computer program so that he would be able to predict winning numbers.
Oracle states that there is no need to draw a distinction depending on whether the computer program is obtained by acquiring a CD‑ROM or by downloading it online,
This refers to preparatory design work leading to the development of the computer program provided that the nature of the preparatory work is such that the computer program can result from it at a later stage.
It is for the national court to ascertain whether the reproduction of those elements constitutes the reproduction of the expression of the intellectual creation of the author of the user manual for the computer program at issue in the main proceedings.
Where the computer program is an anonymous or pseudonymous work,
a single form of distribution of the work, that is to say the sale of an item of goods incorporating the computer program.
As the Court reminds, copyright in a computer program cannot be infringed where the lawful acquirer of the license did not have access to the source code of the computer program to which that license relates, but merely studied, observed and tested that program
where the computer program is an anonymous or pseudonymous work,
Brought you the computer programs for tonight.
Try to avoid the computer programs and games that contain scenes of violence.
These days the computer programs are protected as literary works.
In so doing, indirectly copied the computer programs comprising the SAS components, thereby infringing its copyright in those components;
that you are more than the computer programs of the ego.
while using the Internet, and to apply the access restrictions provided by the computer programs themselves.
Article 1(2) of the Computer Programs Directive(Council Directive 91/250/EEC of 14 May 1991)
The computer program called Excel.
And how do we know you're not using the computer program?
she discovers someone has stolen the computer program she developed.
encoding those principles in the computer program called Rosetta.