181 Nevertheless, in order for the exception laid down by that provision to be capable of being relied upon, those acts must also fulfil the conditions of Article 5 5) of the Copyright Directive.
In those circumstances, it must be found that UNCLOS does not establish rules intended to apply directly and immediately to individuals and to confer upon them rights or freedoms capable of being relied upon against States, irrespective of the attitude of the ship's flag State.
As the institute sees it, there are three main types of work: transformational (typically involving physical activity, such as construction); transactional (such as routine jobs in call centres or banks, often still done by people but capable of being automated); and interactional (relying on knowledge, expertise and collaboration with others, such as investment banking or management consultancy).
They also derived several Ostrowski inequalities capable of being used for studying IDEs' solution estimates, relying upon the concept of the gH-derivative [32].
Their hypothesis relied on the pro-drug entity of capecitabine being capable of being activated in previously irradiated tissue.
Perceivers have been found to be capable of learning to rely on a specifying mechanical variable (Menger & Withagen, 2009; Michaels et al., 2008; Withagen & Michaels, 2005), although large individual differences in this capability have been reported (Rop & Withagen, 2014; Withagen & Caljouw, 2011; Withagen & van Wermeskerken, 2009).
The method is in theory capable of capturing interactions relying on motif based interactions, but is in practice largely failing to identify these kinds of interactions [ 64].
A full Ibrox can still be uplifting for the home side, and despite the travails of this season the players are generally capable of relying on a big game mentality.
There's a sharp contrast, argues Halbwachs, between remembering and "the actual state of isolation" of a dreamer, who isn't capable directly of relying on these frameworks of collective memory: "it is not in memory but in the dream that the mind is most removed from society" (1925/1992, p. 42).
For years, scientists pondering which hominid species were capable of making tools have relied on a simple test based on anatomical traits in the human thumb.
