Authoring Sample Clauses
The Authoring clause defines the responsibilities and rights related to the creation and preparation of content, documents, or materials under an agreement. Typically, it specifies which party is responsible for drafting deliverables, outlines standards or formats to be followed, and may address timelines for submission or revision. This clause ensures clarity regarding who is accountable for producing required materials and helps prevent disputes over content ownership, quality, or delivery expectations.
Authoring. The ability to create and update content leads to the collaborative work of many rather than just a few web authors. In wikis, users may extend, undo and redo each other’s work. In blogs, posts and the comments of individuals build up over time;
Authoring. The main idea is that SELEAC members contribute with new content without financial compensation. The board may commission content creation from outside, if there is strong need for certain content, and the members are unable to produce that by themselves.
Authoring. In addition to the HIFI system, an authoring environment is designed for use on a PC but in some cases can lead to simple commands integrated in the HIFI system for : o Transposition of sources o Replacing one instrument by another o Filtering using FFT or higher level descriptors (moods, styles) o Composition of segments : real-time mixing o Recording of all filtering and processing parameters for non-real time authoring. o Composition : sequencing, mixing, morphing using content information o Publication of play lists o Music analysis and editorial tools (text composition, synchronization of media) o Education/ training with style rules using a simple music keyboard. Today content providers try to restrict the usage of their products by their customers in order to prevent unlicensed distribution. On the other hand, consumers ignore these restrictions and share multimedia files for free. Content providers and content users treat one another as enemies with conflicting interests. This project aims to bring customers and content providers back together to a common economic interest. In order to meet the demands of both at the same time a system is needed that offers a certain amount of security as well as easy handling of content for the user. Therefore two different use cases have to be handled:
Authoring. Authoring technical magazine articles and whitepapers will provide additional