If I did – and I don't think I did – I don't even remember signing it because it was minimal in terms of what the agreement was".
As long as a work fits within one of the general subject matter categories of sections 102 and 103, the bill prevents the States from protecting it even if it fails to achieve Federal statutory copyright because it is too minimal or lacking in originality to qualify, or because it has fallen into the public domain.
Like many Japanese products, Shigeki Fujishiro's Eiffel Stool is "good for small spaces" because it is "so minimal, and scale-wise, it is small and simple," said Keiko Shinomoto, who carries it at Tortoise, a store she runs with her husband, Taku Shinomoto, in Venice, Calif.
They viewed it as a promising niche environment because it is under minimal immune system surveillance, the fluid is practically devoid of cells, and glucose levels are comparable to that of blood.
We will refer to this as Rmin, because it is the minimal radius of a sphere that could contain the given mass of protein (2.2) R min = (3 V / 4 π ) 1 / 3 = 0.066 M 1 / 3 (for M in Dalton, R min in nanometer).
The network is vast, but its utility is minimal, because it isn't designed to take advantage of context.
In this case, it could be argued that the available research is minimal because it is simply unnecessary.
I'm going to withhold Best Byte marks on this one though because it is such a minimal upgrade.
We will discuss interface II first because it is constructed with minimal model manipulation.
At the 1994 WHO Scientific Group's menopause assembly in Geneva, it was decided that the levonorgesterol intrauterine system was a very suitable contraceptive choice for perimenopausal women because it is associated with minimal bleeding problems [ 7].
