Sentence examples for reproduced and distributed from inspiring English sources
Formerly complex tasks can be mastered then reproduced and distributed at almost no cost.
According to Viko, the project has reproduced and distributed to all schools materials for children with hearing impairments.
Aware of the co-opting power of the market, she chose media that were either ephemeral or easily reproduced and distributed.
Aware of the co-opting power of the market, she chose mediums that were either ephemeral or easily reproduced and distributed.
Aware of the co-opting power of the market, she chose mediums that were either ephemeral (installation, performance) or easily reproduced and distributed (video, photography).
Recently, a new, previously unimagined version of the work became a possibility: Mr. Styron's books can now be reproduced and distributed electronically.
A writer creates a thing, The Thing's publishers reproduce and distribute it.
Specifically, the publishers maintained that, as copyright owners of collective works, i.e., the original print publications, they had merely exercised "the privilege" Section 201(c) accords them to "reproduce and distribute" the author's discretely copyrighted contribution...
The 1976 legislation accorded to the owner of a copyright the exclusive rights to reproduce and distribute the work, to prepare derivative works, and to perform and display the work publicly.
In the absence of an express transfer of the copyright or of any rights under it, the owner of copyright in the collective work is presumed to have acquired only the privilege of reproducing and distributing the contribution as part of that particular collective work, any revision of that collective work and any later collective work in the same series".
Agreeing with the Court of Appeals that the publishers are liable for infringement, we leave remedial issues open for initial airing and decision in the District Court.... We conclude that the electronic publishers infringed the authors' copyrights by reproducing and distributing the articles in a manner not authorized by the authors and not privileged by Section 201(c).
