Sentence examples for design mark from inspiring English sources
Although these garden buildings were permanent, their subordinate role and the lightness and luxuriating frivolity of their design mark them as heirs of the casually positioned tents seasonally erected in hunting parks.
The Nobel Prize medal design mark is the registered trademark of the Nobel Foundation.
The U.S. trademark office allowed Pinterest's trademark registration on this proposed design mark, but recently Path asked for an extension in order to file an opposition.
MLB has asked for an extension of time from the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board to potentially oppose the registration of the main design mark used to identify the popular esports Overwatch League.
Although images or stylized drawings of hand gestures can function and be registered as trademarks either by themselves or as part of a design mark, hand gestures in and of themselves cannot function as trademarks.
The actress-photographer left her design mark on the 1956 home, rebuilding and updating it with new wiring, plumbing, roof and windows, a security system and other improvements.
Using closed robust design mark-recapture models, we found, on average, spawning HBC transition to the skipped spawning state with a probability of 0.45 (95% CRI (i.e. credible interval): 0.10, 0.80) and skipped spawners remain in the skipped spawning state with a probability of 0.60 (95% CRI: 0.26, 0.83), yielding an average spawning cycle of every 2.12 years, conditional on survival.
Progress in programming language design marked by increasing support for abstraction.
His company licensed the Chinese design, marking one of the first instances of Chinese coal technology's coming to America.
This design marks the hemodynamic ventriculoarterial junction, and it facilitates full opening without any gradient and closing without any regurgitation of the aortic valve.
The UCSB design is the first to combine processor and memory components in an architecture known as a von Neumann design, marking a milestone that conventional computing first passed in the late 1940s.
