Sentence examples for normal exploitation of from inspiring English sources

"Everything that interferes with the normal exploitation of a film, particularly on opening day, harms a movie.

Every administration uses incumbency for politicking, but the Rove operation goes well beyond the normal exploitation of high office.

The MPAA tried to remove the fair-use provision in the treaty, preferring other existing rules which stipulate that "special cases" should not affect "normal exploitation" of a work, or "unreasonably prejudice" the owner's interest.

Sixth, all experiments were carried out during normal exploitation of clouds and connected them public networks; that formed normal business/industry conditions.

The Agreement goes on to recognize that such exceptions must not "unreasonably" conflict with the "normal" exploitation of the patent and must not unreasonably prejudice the legitimate interests of the patent owner, while taking the legitimate interest of third parties into account.

Under the conditions of normal exploitation, such tanks are loaded mainly with internal pressure being the sum of hydrostatic pressure and the uniform pressure caused by vapor of the medium contained therein (Magnucki et al. 2004).

These devices can be successfully used for the assessment of emission flux of organic compounds in any location of an apartment, with no interference with its normal exploitation.

It has been shown that, under normal exploitation conditions, the camera sensitivity (thus this CF) will remain unchanged over a long period of time [18].

In addition, due to the epigenetic difference in MIR125B promoter between normal cell and cancer, exploitation of Nrf2 activator or other miR-125b modulator is expected to be a strategy for the rescue of kidney from cisplatin toxicity.

Moreover, by the exploitation of the normal and TW distributions and using the Curtiss formula, the authors in [17] provided a form for the probability of missed detection (P md=1−P d) for sufficiently large values of K and N.

Therefore, simple, non-invasive diagnostic methods, such as the bedside radiograph, are still essential under normal clinical conditions and maximum exploitation of such methods should be aimed for.