Примери за използване на Material medium на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The original material medium is damaged, and.
Gravitational waves are like sounds without a material medium.
It shows that sound needs material medium for its propagation.
Shall be deemed public irrespective of the kind of its material medium.
Material: Medium medium yarn residues, a crochet hook No. 2-4.
Victorians thought the waves had to be waves in some material medium-- the ether.
And if the authenticity of the material medium of the same land does not matter, since she is an attractive form of presentation, the culture is much more complicated.
Emission and propagation of energy through space or through a material medium in the form of waves, e.g.
They are ideas resulting from human creative activity buthave found an objective expression in the material world through their objectification in a material medium.
Sometimes c is used for the speed of waves in any material medium, and c0 for the speed of light in vacuum.
Radiation is the emission or transmission of energy in the form of waves orparticles through space or through a material medium.
The known mechanical waves propagate through a material medium(solid, liquid, or gas) at a wave speed which depends on the elastic and inertial properties of that medium. .
Radiation can be defined as the transmission oremission of energy in the form of particles or waves through a material medium or space.
Mechanical Waves are waves which propagate through a material medium(solid, liquid, or gas) at a wave speed which depends on the elastic and inertial properties of that medium. .
The disegno Italiano, the word design refers to a sketch, sketch or outline that takes place,either mentally or in a material medium, prior to consummation of the production of something.
Where the original copy is not incorporated in a material medium, it is appropriate to apply the solution adopted by the Court in the judgment in UsedSoft(27) in order to preserve the effectiveness of the exhaustion rule.
Those questions are therefore not concerned with the sale, by the rightholder or with his consent, of copies made by the rightholder orwith his authorisation on the original material medium(‘original tangible copies').
The mechanical waves The mechanical waves are the waves which propagate through a material medium(the solid, the liquid, or the gas) at a wave speed which depends on the properties of that medium….
It makes no difference whether the copy of the computer program was made available to the customer by the rightholder concerned by means of a download from the rightholder's website or by means of a material medium such as a CD-ROM or DVD.
Its physical basis, if we may speak of such a thing, like the physical basis of Homoeopathic Magic,is a material medium of some sort which, like the ether of modern physics, is assumed to unite distant objects and to convey impressions from one to the other.
There are no problems if one wishes to contemplate the pre-existential past as some history, as chain of real and material events, but this is only a representation about it, a kind of record of it, but not the very past,which is only a gist or idea without material medium.
An audio recording“ shall mean the fixing on a lasting material medium of a sequence of sounds in such a manner as would permit their listening, reproduction, re-recording and broadcasting by wireless, cable or other technical means;
It does not appear from Article 4(2)of Directive 2009/24 that the exhaustion of the right of distribution of copies of computer programs mentioned in that provision is limited to copies of programmes on a material medium such as a CD-ROM or DVD.
Where the original copy of a computer program, sold by the rightholder or with his consent,is incorporated in a material medium, only that original tangible copy benefits from the rule of exhaustion of the right of distribution.
On this point, it must be stated, first, that it does not appear from Article 4(2)of Directive 2009/24 that the exhaustion of the right of distribution of copies of computer programs mentioned in that provision is limited to copies of programmes on a material medium such as a CD-ROM or DVD.
Unlike CD-ROM or CD-I,where the intellectual property is incorporated in a material medium, namely an item of goods, every on-line service is in fact an act which should be subject to authorisation where the copyright or related right so provides.".
The questions referred to the Court relate to an infringement of copyright on account of the sale, without the rightholder's consent,of copies of computer programs made without the rightholder's authorisation on a material medium other than the original medium(‘non-original tangible copies').
And this is namely the“computer culture” which is based on a new material medium- not writing but“screening”, not on linear writing but on a system of level images, not on written speech, but on screen speech in the sense of a time stream of screen images, which has synchronized behaviors, sentences, animation, collages and vitrages.
Those questions were raised in criminal proceedings against Aleksandrs Ranks and Jurijs Vasiļevičs(together,‘the defendants') concerning, in particular, the alleged infringement of copyrights of Microsoft Corporation(‘Microsoft')as a result of the sale of copies of computer programs incorporated in a material medium other than the original material medium. .
However, a copyright holder who distributes copies of a computer program on a material medium such as a CD‑ROM or DVD is faced with the same problem, since it is only with great difficulty that he can make sure that the original acquirer has not made copies of the program which he will continue to use after selling his material medium.