Sentence examples for mass copying from inspiring English sources

This doesn't completely inoculate users against lawsuits, but it may show a good-faith effort to curtail mass copying.

The complaint claims Google's mass copying efforts infringe on the rights of photographers and other creators of graphic works.

People, people, remember "the Rachel", the last ridiculous haircut to prompt mass copying only to look horrendously dated after about 10 minutes.

Studio executives say they are depending on the new law to prevent the sort of mass copying of movies over the Internet that is already happening with music.

The decision below authorizing mass copying, distribution, and display of unaltered content conflicts with this Court's decisions and the Copyright Act itself.

Of course students get a stern warning about plagiarism, and every now and again a scandal breaks out about mass copying in an elite American university (though why it should be an international news story is hard to fathom).

Fearful that Tibetans might mass-copy incendiary material, public security officials intend to more tightly control printing and photocopying shops, according to reports from the Tibetan capital, Lhasa.

While the defendants in the current cases are generally, albeit not exclusively, commercial intermediaries, many of the practices here at issue pose the prospect of mass uncompensated copying by the public.

"Usually, mass market copies prestige because they follow the trend of the consumer.

In myogenic precursor cells, mitochondrial mass, mtDNA copy number and mitochondrial respiration increase after the onset of myogenic differentiation; furthermore, postnatal development of fast-twitch muscle is accompanied by an increase in mtDNA copy number and muscle regeneration is impaired when mitochondrial protein synthesis is inhibited with chloramphenicol.

THE phrase "software pirate" conjures up images of foreign sweatshops mass-copying software or hackers swapping files.