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BIM SCRIPT

BIM SCRIPT

Brand Owner Address Description
BIMSCRIPT BIMobject AB c/o Studio, Nordenskioldsgatan 24 Malmo 21119 Sweden BIM SCRIPT;Reseller services, namely, distributorship services in the field of computers, computer software and data processing equipment; marketing services; computerized business information services; commercial intermediation services, namely, mediation of business contacts for the purchase and sale of computers, computer software and data processing equipment; compilation, input and systematization of information in databases; update of business contact information on databases; maintaining a computerized registry of architects, engineers, BIM designers and BIM project managers; organization of fairs and exhibitions via global network for commercial purposes;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

   
Technical Examples
  1. A virtual machine has a first upper level script, a second upper level script, and common block of script. The first and second scripts and the common block of script are interpreted by an interpreter of the virtual machine. The common block of script may, for example, be a script that encodes data bits in accordance with a remote control device communication protocol. The first script may include information for outputting first data bits (for example, key data). The second script may include information for outputting second data bits (for example, key data). The first script calls the common script, thereby outputting the first data in accordance with the protocol. The second script also calls the common script, thereby outputting the second data in accordance with the same protocol. Use of the common script in the outputting of the first and second data reduces memory requirements and therefore system cost.