Sentence examples for an original expression from inspiring English sources

"Today's verdict is a vindication of copyright, which only protects an original expression of music".

Especially, its construction relies on an original expression of the magnetic pressure jump.

In Act I a bathroom solo that's nearly absurd becomes an original expression of frustration.

2. Article 3(1) of Directive 96/9 must be interpreted as meaning that a 'database' within the meaning of Article 1(2) of that directive is protected by the copyright provided for by that directive provided that the selection or arrangement of the data it contains amounts to an original expression of the creative freedom of its author, which is a matter for the national court to determine.

An original expression of the observation error permits to use previous results on large scale delay systems to solve the problem.

The formula (1) has two important properties: (a) original expressions Ei=0 are transformed into rescaled Pi=0, and (b) for high Ei the formula is asymptotically logarithmic with base 2. Next, we plot Pi(R) for each compound versus Pi(0) of untreated sample.

And, of course, any original expression in the restoration and preservation of movies will receive new copyright protection.

In France in the mid-1860s Monet produced a series of large-scale open-air conversation pieces in which elements derived from Courbet and Manet were fused with a wholly original expression of dappled light in solid paint.

In "Passagen," dazzlingly performed by Jennifer Koh, you heard the entire solo violin repertory — Bach's stately chords, Paganini's fiery virtuosity, Bartok's rustic allusions, Berio's frenetic intensity — synthesized into a wholly original expression.

Copyright law has long recognized the distinction between protecting an author's original expression and the public's right to access the facts and ideas contained within that expression.

"Cucumber," which Davies also wrote, is the toughest series to take, but it's also the most ambitious and, at its heights, it is emotionally wrenching and acridly funny, an audacious and original expression of Davies's challenging, often critical ideas about gay male identity.