Examples of using Computer programmes in English and their translations into Italian
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Official/political
It is a good language that allows the exchange of computer programmes between machines of different manufacturers.
the sequence of operations being dictated by computer programmes and protocols.
As Professor Anthony Holt of the University of Essex explains:'Large computer programmes which run weather predictions every six or 12 hours rely for their output
appelations contrôlées, computer programmes or anything relating to intellectual property rights were involved,
The responsibility for solving the year 2000 problem rests of course in the first instance with the suppliers and users of the computer programmes, but because the problem is so extensive,
THE COMPANY shall not be liable for viruses or other computer programmes that damage or can damage the systems
In particular, copying the computer programmes(software) which determine the operation of the present website,
In this manner it is possible to have computer programmes, be it games,
private bodies for the purpose of developing computer programmes to be released with free-software licences.
the EESC takes the view that it is undoubtedly possible and that there are computer programmes capable of meeting this requirement- if it is indeed a requirement.
semiconductor product topographies, computer programmes, data bases,
require special processing and cannot be dealt with by computer programmes without disproportionate cost or indeed at all.
Citizens' Rights, on the proposal from the Commission to the Council for a directive on the legal protection of computer programmes COM(88) 816- Doc. C3-56/89.
the Committee notes that a bottle-neck situation could arise following the massive request for the modification of computer programmes from the whole of the market,
due to the need to adapt computer programmes prior to the entry into force of the Directive on 1 January 1997.
while asset managers are deploying computer programmes to‘de-bias' their portfolios and boost returns.
this offence may be committed by anyone causes data or another person's computer programmes to be destroyed, deteriorate, be cancelled, altered and information eliminated.
under the current state of the art, it is not possible to develop and market computer programmes(software) and data processing equipment(hardware)
has jointly developed computer programmes tailored to the needs ofrehabilitation centres.
by specific configurations of browser and computer programmes or user-friendly devices.