Examples of using Machine-readable form in English and their translations into French
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All nine digits should be employed in the machine-readable form.
Certificate signing request(CSR) Machine-readable form of a Symantec certificate application.
Ascertain how the data were collated into machine-readable form.
You may make one copy of the SOFTWARE in machine-readable form for backup purposes only, if the SOFTWARE is on media where such backup copy is permitted.
(c) contain information that the registrar considers necessary about the card holder in machine-readable form.
You may make one copy of the Software in machine-readable form for backup purposes only;
The Office may also make available the contents of this data bank on CD-ROM or in any other machine-readable form.
You may make one or reasonable copies of the SOFTWARE in machine-readable form for backup purposes only, if the SOFTWARE is on media where such backup copy is permitted.
The Office may make available to the public editions of the Official Journal on CD-ROM or in any other machine-readable form.
Under this service,Bell makes available, in machine-readable form, a master file and monthly update files containing raw information, free of any sort or classification, with respect to customers listed and to be listed in its non-residential directories.
The Office may make available to the public editions of the Bulletin on CD-ROM or in any other machine-readable form.
The Privacy Commissioner stated that the storage of information in machine-readable form, because of the greater accessibility, transmitability and transformability of the information, leads to special privacy dangers that do not arise when information is available in a paper directory.
Until March 1994,the optical scanning of paper questionnaires was used to transform the data into a machine-readable form.
Tel submitted that,before the Commission can require Bell to provide directory data base information in machine-readable form under a general tariff, it must determine that a service is already being offered and that telephone tolls, within the meaning of the Railway Act, are involved.
In order to remedy that undue preference,the Commission finds that Bell should be required to provide such non-residential listing information in machine-readable form pursuant to a general tariff.
In the Commission's view,unlimited general tariff availability of Bell's directory data base information in machine-readable form would significantly increase the quality and availability of subscriber information, thereby increasing concerns about subscriber privacy.
The President of the Office shall determine the conditions of access tothe data bank and the manner in which the contents of this data bank may be made available in machine-readable form, including the charges for these acts.
In Bell Canada- Provision of Telephone Directory Database Information in Machine-Readable Form, Telecom Decision CRTC 90-12, 14 June 1990(Decision 90-12), the Commission concluded that the benefits of providing non-confidential non-residential listing information in machine-readable form pursuant to a general tariff would outweigh any associated disadvantages.
The Privacy Commissioner urged the Commission not to allow the provision of directory data base information in machine-readable form under Bell's general tariff.
Those telephone companies that do not already have these measures in place are directed to implement them,also by 30 days prior to the availability under tariff of residential listing information in machine-readable form.
On balance, the Commission is not persuaded that the provision of residential directory data-base information in machine-readable form pursuant to a general tariff would be of benefit to residential subscribers.
In Telecom Order CRTC 97-1244, 5September 1997(Order 97-1244), the Commission dealt with a request from Avalon Publishing Corporation(Avalon) that the Commission direct Thunder Bay to make non-confidential residential andbusiness directory listing available in machine-readable form for a fee.
The billing insert should be issued in a time frame that takes into account when residential listing information in machine-readable form will be made available under general tariff, discussed in Section E, below.
The Commission intends to commence a proceeding to consider whether information pertaining to non-residential subscribers, other than name, address and listed telephone number(for example, type of business,service address), should also be made available in machine-readable form pursuant to a general tariff.
This means that a program is protected irrespective whether it is in a form designed for a person to understand andwork upon("source code") or in its machine-readable form, for example as it will be stored on a computer hard-disk and actually executed by the computer"object code" or"machine code.
In light of all the above, the Commission finds that the telephone companies should be required to make residential andnon-residential, non-confidential subscriber listing information available in machine-readable form, on an exchange-level basis, under their general tariffs.
Furthermore, it recommends that if an IPO does not wish to provide a year designation,the corresponding digits in the application number can be set to"0000" for the machine-readable form(electronic storage, exchange or identification), at the same time"0000" can be omitted for the purpose of display or print presentation.
At the same time,sufficient residential listing information is now available that the privacy of subscribers is not significantly enhanced by the fact that the most current listing information is not available in machine-readable form under the general tariffs of the telephone companies.
Further, the Commission considers that,if the existing safeguards are strengthened, customer privacy may well be enhanced through making listing information available in machine-readable form from the telephone companies, to the extent that the telephone companies become the prime or preferred source of such information.
The Commission found that, in providing non-confidential, non-residential listing information exclusively to Tele-Direct, Bell was conferring an undue preference on Tele-Direct, andthat the benefits associated with requiring Bell to provide such information in machine-readable form pursuant to a general tariff would outweigh any associated disadvantages.