Apple is asserting a number of software-based patents against four smartphones and tablets from the Korean company.
And, as I have asserted a number of times on these pages, geology runs as surely under the skin of every gardener as every garden.
So far, only Motorola Mobility has held out against the licence demands, and is fighting a number of long-running court battles with Microsoft in Europe and the US in which it is asserting a number of its standards-essential patents relating to H.264 video decoding and Wi-Fi wireless networking in court cases, alleging Microsoft needs to make substantial payments.
As previously asserted, a number of studies have investigated the relationship between air traffic and local economic development and the question of the direction of the causality relationship is inevitably raised.
The Chinese-appointed Panchen Lama (as opposed to the one acknowledged by the Dalai Lama and the majority of Tibetans) finds support among key Shugden leaders, and Bultrini asserts that a number of Shugden projects are funded directly from Beijing.
Among other things, Lauro asserted that a number of factors — including the relationships between referees, coaches and players — had "prevented games from being played on a level playing field".
The ruling grew out of a 2004 lawsuit brought by the Fair Share Housing Center, a nonprofit developer of low-income housing, and state builders' groups, who asserted that a number of agency rules ran counter to a series of landmark court decisions on zoning.
Leibniz does assert on a number of occasions that bodies are aggregates of monads (or simple substances).
He claimed that the Q-interpretation of betweenness on a connected topological space defines a cut point structure, and went on to assert that a number of other properties including R4 (transitivity)—hold in any cut point structure.
And at such moments, he asserted, "a certain number of men, disenchanted and leisured 'outsiders'…may conceive the idea of establishing a new kind of aristocracy".
But all agreed that, although very capable, Williams was "a middle-ranking" technician "asserting himself in a number of sensitive areas, any one of which could theoretically have brought him into contact with enemies of our state".
