Sentence examples similar to a copy from which from inspiring English sources

Copyright permission is only the authorization to make a photocopy and does not include a master copy from which to make the photocopy.

Regardless of the process used, all duplicating machines require the preparation of a master copy from which copies are made by a machine.

It is long out of print, although Samuel French, the theatrical publisher, found an archival copy from which a duplicate was made.

Seasonal Sights A Dickens rarity -- the annotated prompt copy from which he gave his public readings of "A Christmas Carol" -- goes on view Friday in the Wachenheim Gallery of the New York Public Library.

First of all, the public display of an image of a copyrighted work would not be exempted from copyright control if the copy from which the image was derived were outside the presence of the viewers.

What he seems to have shown is the exact copy from which the text was taken.

The copy from which Lincoln delivered the address at Gettysburg was not the original, but a revision and was given to Lincoln's son Robert.

Note: The Sneyd-Gimbel copy (the annotated proof copy from which these entries have been taken) does not contain most of the pages for the letter H.

Those witnesses that repeat the testimony of other surviving witnesses are discarded, and from the agreements of the remainder the text is reconstructed as it existed in the lost copy from which they descend, the "archetype".

Although sequence similarity is lost, the use of the protein structure might help to detect the original copy from which some of these genes arose [ 13, 14].

Sandbrook said the commission never released the email from Leopold Caudillo Jr. — a copy of which The Times obtained from a third party — because the Coliseum staff could not find it.