permissively造句

• NetBSD's source code is openly available and permissively licensed.
• Votes may be counted restrictively in one county and permissively in another county,
• Eased tensions allowed business to take place more permissively.
• And after such precipitous reductions, states may treat those who reach the deadlines permissively.
• P4 is an permissively licensed language and is maintained by a non-profit organization called the P4 Language Consortium.
• A distinction is commonly made between suggestions delivered " permissively " and those delivered in a more " authoritarian " manner.
• Concepts could be applied imperatively or permissively when a Petri ( see Petri net ) condition for synchronous transfer of meaningful information occurred.
• We ( BBC / Jisc / BUFVC partnership ) have a LOD crawler which processes and indexes " permissively-licensed"
• Thus, the hippocampus serves as the gatekeeper for information flow from the prefrontal cortex to the nucleus accumbens, such that its action permissively gates these synapses.
• Extrinsic signals involved are Noggin and chordin act permissively to establish the fate of neural tissue in the dorsal ectoderm and enables the formation of the neural plate.
• :Since most wikis on Wikia are permissively licensed, anyone can take their content and set up their own wiki, providing they credit the original authors.
• Alternative command line editing libraries which are permissively licensed can be used by software projects which want to implement command line editing functionality, but wish to remain under a permissive license.
• "The technology has numerous other uses, significantly reducing the distribution costs of public domain and permissively shared art and speech, as well as reducing the centralized control of that distribution, " Thomas wrote.
• Hitler was also found guilty and sentenced to five years'imprisonment, but would only serve nine months ( under permissively lenient conditions ), where he wrote his " " ( " My Struggle " ).
• Linked Open Data, provided it is explicitly marked as being such ( i . e ., the crawler ignores any data which either isn't LOD, or we can't successfully determine is permissively-licensed ).
• For example, they have a loosely organized convention and view scriptural silence on an issue more permissively, but they are more closely related to the Churches of Christ in their theology and ecclesiology than they are with the Disciples of Christ denomination.
• As for Freebase, Google announced in December 2014, a little over four years after acquiring the project, that it would shut it down in favour of the more permissively licensed Wikidata and migrate its content to Wikidata Freebase's different Creative Commons licence, which required attribution, notwithstanding.
• I think the WP : USERBOX guideline could definitely use some stronger guidance to help users who read it too permissively ( right now it just has a remark about " what wikipedia is not " and I can understand how it doesn't fully explain the encyclopedic value bit ) .  talk 05 : 01, 19 April 2009 ( UTC)