The problem isn't the exaltation of ordinariness it's the fact that the ordinary person is unable to make sufficient use of the material of his life, which, looked at properly, would indeed suffice to make him famous.
The problem isn't the exaltation of ordinariness — it's the fact that the ordinary person is unable to make sufficient use of the material of his life, which, looked at properly, would indeed suffice to make him famous.
Use of the domain name or mark in a banner prominently displayed on the web page, however, may be sufficient use of the mark.
If compliance was found in 80%% of the measurements for each indicator, it was considered as sufficient use of the CPG.
European companies are not making sufficient use of the benefits available under FTAs, whereas the rate of uptake of trade preferences by companies in partner countries is much higher.
Language such as, "This message may be freely distributed, but only if unmodified and not used for commercial purposes," [FN180] precludes the possibility of a joint work under either intent requirement, and, assuming sufficient use and the absence of exemptions, renders any derivative work infringing.
Of course, in the absence of an expectation that others will modify postings to listservs, any such modification would, assuming sufficient use and the lack of an applicable exemption, constitute an infringing derivative work.
[FN181] Such language would, of course, preclude a joint work under either intent requirement, and leave any derivative work an infringement, again assuming sufficient use and the absence of exemptions.
This simple investigation is of great significance for the design and preparation of anion modified TiO2-based photocatalysts with specific crystal structures to make sufficient use of the visible light for environment protection.
Sufficient retropharyngeal space – which is mandatory for sufficient use of the Bonfils – was created by a digital jaw thrust maneuver in the first three patients.
