In one of the earliest, "Ali Stoker" (1966-67), pieces of vacuum hose, pipes, steel cable, leather straps, shoes, zippers and even part of a leather-clad figure constitute an all-black tableau of writhing, interpenetrating parts that have distinctly carnal references.
The court surveyed relevant cases, including Grotrian, and remarked that it had found "no case in which a 7.6% figure constituted likelihood of confusion". Id. at 358.
The mean fee award in common fund cases is well below the widely quoted one-third figure, constituting 21.9percentt of the recovery across all cases for a comprehensive data set of published cases.
They rely on the figures presented in the 1961 Staff Report: during the period 19481959, 62 federal suits were terminated which involved relitigation of a patent previously held invalid, a figure constituting about 1% of the patent suits commenced during the same period.
That you need to reaggregate all of the transmissions when looking at whether or not it's public or private performance, and that figure constitutes your answer.
That figure constitutes 6% of the country's overall defense budget, its highest share ever, and reflects the government's attempt to beef up indigenous military technologies.
The U.S. Justice Department says the figure constitutes the industry's "ill-gotten" gains since 1953 when executives from the five largest tobacco companies met at New York's Plaza Hotel to plot a long-term public relations campaign to misinform consumers about the dangers and addictive qualities of cigarettes.
Our impression is that this figure constitutes an underrepresentation of the total TB admissions because TB counselors were not able to see every patient with TB.
Among the most-important components of the Luba religion, three important figures constitute the supernatural world: Leza (Supreme God), mikishi or bavidye (various spirits), and bankambo (ancestors).
The figures constitute a rise on last year's valuations of 42 per cent for United, and 76 per cent for Real Madrid.
July 30 , 1898Castleford, England August 31 , 1986Hertfordshire, England Henry Moore, (born July 30 , 1898 Castleford, Yorkshire, England died August 31 , 1986 Much Hadham, Hertfordshire) English sculptor whose organically shaped, abstract, bronze and stone figures constitute the major 20th-century manifestation of the humanist tradition in sculpture.
