Sentence examples for covers video from inspiring English sources
Anthony Keats, from Beverly Hills, Calif., filed a trademark application that covers video and audio recordings, DVD's, computer music files, software and operating programs, among other things.
However, Hütter owns a wide-ranging trademark on the Kraftwerk brand name, which – the Hollywood Reporter says – covers "video and optical data in the field of home entertainment".
The site also covers video from 60 Minutes, Charlie Rose, The Colbert Report, and The Daily Show.
But the ban also covers video surveillance and telecommunications hardware produced by Hytera Communications, Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Company and Dahua Technology Company, all Chinese firms.
The ruling therefore states that the First Amendment covers video games under free speech and should not be treated any different than movies and music.
Back in July 2016, LeEco announced a surprise $2 billion deal to buy Vizio and thus further expand its business empire, which already covers video streaming, mobile phones and a controversial smart car project.
He and Barbara begin corresponding — sending each other e-mails, ukulele song covers, videos, voice mails — and, before long, Barbara's infatuation with Sami has become the organizing principle of her life.
It supports almost any media player and lets you also find lyrics, covers, videos, bios and much more – all from the comfort of your browser.
For example, there has been a huge fuss in Europe in recent months over the extension of the European Commission's "Television Without Frontiers" directive to cover video sent over the internet or to mobile phones.
Judge Selna ruled that after that date, Qualcomm would be permanently barred from infringing those Broadcom patents, which cover video compression for mobile phones, walkie-talkie-style technology and simultaneous communications between different types of networks.
Jon Caramanica, when mentioning that Brady Seals of Hot Apple Pie is a cousin of Jim Seals, refers to the duo Seals and Crofts as "70's schlock-poppers" ["The Cover Video," Directions, last Sunday].
