It is also worth noting that even if registrations exists Article 6 of the Trade marks Directive (EU) provides that a trade mark cannot be used to prohibit a third party from using the protected term to indicate kind, quality, quantity, intended purpose, value, geographical origin, the time of production or other characteristics of goods or services.
A measurand is defined as "the quantity intended to be measured".
There is below-ground space available to store fuel to power the diesel motors in quantities intended to keep the place running for three days without an outside utility.
The fact that development of changes in design and content of national map series may become rather involved induces some reluctance to change, as does the fact that map stocks are usually printed in quantities intended to last for 10 or more years.
4) If parentheses surround a number which the user intended to be a quantity, an error message will result since the unit factors will be inconsistent.
Univariate calibration models are intended to link a quantity of interest X (e.g. the concentration of a chemical compound) to a value Y obtained from a measurement device.
It would be regrettable if a law intended to improve the quantity and quality of financial information available to investors led many companies to seek relatively unregulated forms or jurisdictions but that does seem to be happening.Another hidden cost which many business leaders complain of is the effect which the law will have in discouraging risk.
This quantity was intended to be used for characterization of the bacterial spread along the contour of the colony, once the P− bacteria was located at the front.
8 Hence, to begin to enable conclusions about what works, process evaluation will usually aim to capture fidelity (whether the intervention was delivered as intended) and dose (the quantity of intervention implemented).
The MEPI initiative supports medical education and research in sub-Saharan Africa, and is intended to increase the quantity, quality, and retention of graduates with specific skills to address the health needs of their national populations.
