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What (who) is COSS - definition
HUMAN SETTLEMENT IN MEXICO
Doctor Coss; Doctor Coss, Nuevo Leon; Dr. Coss, Nuevo León
Coss
BUSINESS MODEL FOR MONETIZING COMMERCIAL OPEN-SOURCE SOFTWARE
COSS; Commercial Open Source Software; Open core software; Open-core; Commercial open source; Commercial open source software; Open core
·noun A thing (only in phrase below).
II. Coss ·noun A Hindoo measure of distance, varying from one and a half to two English miles.
coss
BUSINESS MODEL FOR MONETIZING COMMERCIAL OPEN-SOURCE SOFTWARE
COSS; Commercial Open Source Software; Open core software; Open-core; Commercial open source; Commercial open source software; Open core
The act of putting an empty milk carton or bag onto a skateboard.
Don't bother showing up for the competition until you can manage to coss.
Don't bother showing up for the competition until you can manage to coss.
COSS
BUSINESS MODEL FOR MONETIZING COMMERCIAL OPEN-SOURCE SOFTWARE
COSS; Commercial Open Source Software; Open core software; Open-core; Commercial open source; Commercial open source software; Open core
Wikipedia
Doctor Coss, Nuevo León
Doctor Coss is both a city and a municipality in Nuevo León, Mexico. It is located at 25°56′N 99°10′W, 182 km NE of Monterrey. Its name honors Dr. José María Coss, a liberal politician of the 19th century. In 2000 the municipality had 2246 inhabitants, while the homonym city (which serves as the municipal seat) had some 1,000.
Examples of use of COSS
1. Michael Coss, chief of military operations at Bagram.
2. "New recruitments come in small batches, and do not coss the news threshold even in local newspapers", Fagernäs said.
3. Mountain Thrust also will help establish a permanent Afghan army presence in the south and provide security for aid groups, Coss said.
4. The attack on the Pena siblings, whose mother Tere Coss is a television presenter with the Multimedios network, shocked the people of Monterrey, Mexico‘s third–largest metropolitan area and one with a relatively low crime rate.
5. Michael Coss, chief of military operations at Bagram, said Mountain Thrust would be conducted with the Afghan army to accelerate Afghan soldiers‘ development and encourage villagers‘ acceptance of the coalition presence.