Runtime definition
Runtime means a time when You interact with the application the same way a user would. You can view the code, but you cannot change it.
Runtime means a collection of open-source components and or other components provided by ActiveState in compiled form (if needed) that must be present in order to perform an activity. Examples of activities shall include but are not limited to development, running an application, using a language interpreter, linting, reformatting or compiling source code, executing code, updating dependencies or interpreters via ActiveState’s or third-party command line interface (“CLI”), installing additional dependencies via CLI and or any other deployment methodologies offered by the ActiveState Platform. For customers with agreements that include the definition of Active Runtime and Static Runtime; those definitions are included under this definition of Runtime.
Runtime means a static, non-linkable version of the Software, embedded in an Application Software, only in a binary non-linkable form that is not directly accessible to either the sub users or the end users of the Application Software.
Examples of Runtime in a sentence
The Java Runtime Environment and some other portions of the Software are owned and copyrighted by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
No right or license to Use any Adobe Runtime is granted for such prohibited uses.
You will not Use any Adobe Runtime on any non-PC device or with any embedded or device version of any operating system.
The Test Studio components that provide test storage, scheduled execution, and web results display (namely, Test Studio (Standalone Application), Test Studio Runtime, Storage Service, Scheduling Server and Executive Dashboard), communicate via web protocols.
Subject to the terms and conditions in this AGREEMENT, you are granted the license to use and to distribute Developed Server Software, provided that you purchase one Server Runtime License for each Network Server operating the Developed Server Software (and/or Redistributable Files called or otherwise used directly by the Developed Server Software).
More Definitions of Runtime
Runtime means a component of a Development-Kit (DK) Software which will be build into the Software developed with this DK. Among others these can be: - Dynamic linked libraries (DLLs). - Code and data structure from static libraries, which are linked to the developed Software. - The result of a compilation process (binary code), in which the source code is part of the DK and the binary code is placed in to the developed Software. This is also imperative if the source code was changed and is not longer identical with the source code from the DK.
Runtime. The length of time that the UPS will supply power during a power failure. Sleep mode: (Windows Vista, 7) in sleep mode, your monitor and hard disk are turned off to save energy. In sleep mode all unsaved data or files are saved to the hard disk and will be restored if a power problem occurs. Standby mode: (Windows XP) in standby mode, your monitor and hard disk are turned off to save energy. In standby mode all unsaved data or files will be lost if a power problem occurs.
Runtime means any software which (a) has been compiled, assembled or interpreted by WEITEK or any of its sublicensees using MIPS Commercial Software, or (b) incorporates a runtime library portion of a MIPS compiler or substantial portion thereof, or (c) incorporates Systems Programmer's Package (SPP) or a substantial portion thereof.
Runtime means Runtime Design Automation, a California corporation.
Runtime or “RT” shall mean the total number of minutes equal to the running time length for a Qualifying Production (rounded to the nearest minute), with each Qualifying Production’s Runtime to include 2 minutes of end credits, regardless of the actual running time of the end credits (and such term shall have the same meaning as defined in the Agreement).
Runtime means the hours for which the capacity was awarded for a duration between 1 (one) and 24 (twenty-four) hours, expressed in full hours The SUC expressed in ct/kWh/h/Runtime which applies to the Day-Ahead and Within-Day capacity product (SUCYearly /8760*Runtime) will be rounded to the fourth decimal point. The Fee is calculated in accordance with the Gas System Charges Ordinance 2013 and the tariff methods as approved by the Austrian Regulator (Energie-Control Austria) by decree and as subsequently amended and published in its latest version on E-Control’s website. For the Booked Flow Rate on FZK and firm DZK basis reductions of the Fee will be granted according to Section 3 par 10 Gas System Charges Ordinance 2013 pursuant to the formula defined in Annex 2 GSNE – VO 2013. For the Booked Flow Rate on UK basis reductions of the Fee will be granted according to Section 3 par 7 Gas System Charges Ordinance 2013 (Annex 1). The applicability of the compensation factor “rf” within the framework of this Capacity Contract, as defined in the relevant formula in Annex 1 of the Gas System Charges Ordinance 2013, is set to 1.05. Regardless of the quality of capacity product, the calculation of the reduction of the Fee according to the formulas defined in Annex 1 and 2 GSNE-VO 2013 will be performed on daily basis. TSO will apply the reduction of the Fee as specified above only under the condition that the Balance Group Responsible provides the necessary information in particular the quantities nominated by the System User(s) to TSO according to Section 21 par 1 GMMO-VO 2012. For the Booked Flow Rate on interruptible DZK basis no reduction of the Fee will be granted according to Section 3 par 7 Gas System Charges Ordinance 2013.
Runtime means the set of resources intended for deployment with the Integrated Product(s). For SmartClient, this means the components provided in the 'smartclientRuntime' directory of the Licensed Software. For Smart GWT, this means the resources that are included in the com.smartgwtee.SmartGwtEE module as well as GWT modules included with the Software representing alternative skins. The Runtime does not include the documentation, examples, or tools that are provided in the SDK nor any components or modules that are labeled as 'Development Only', 'Experimental', or 'Optional'.