Примери за използване на The complex product на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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We were pleasantly distracted amidst the complex products we had to decide how to create and fill.
Secondly, the use of the component part must have the aim of‘permitting the repair' of the complex product.
Once incorporated into the complex product, the component remains visible during the normal use thereof, and.
It is further necessary that the repair be done so as to restore the complex product to its‘original' appearance.
The complex product program of Viessmann offers individual solutions with efficient systems and capacities from 1.5 to 120.000 KW for all fields of application and.
If the component part is mounted to the complex product, remains visible during normal use of the complex product; .
Vanadium sulfate can be found separately in the form of tablets of 10 mg, and also inside the composition of the complex products.
(a) if the component part, once it has been incorporated into the complex product, remains visible during normal use of the latter; and.
Porsche contends that the manufacturer of replica parts must objectively ensure that his product can be purchased exclusively for repair purposes and not for other purposes as well,such as the customisation of the complex product.
(a) if the component part,once it has been incorporated into the complex product, remains visible during normal use 99 of the latter, and.
It was observed that the purpose of such clause was to avoid the creation of captive markets in certain spare parts and, in particular, to prevent a consumer who has bought a long lasting expensiveproduct from being indefinitely tied, for the purchase of external parts, to the manufacturer of the complex product.
Admittedly, as Audi, Porsche and the German Government point out, a reference to the requirement that‘the design is dependent' on the appearance of the complex product was maintained in the wording of recital 13 of Regulation No 6/2002.
However, Article 14 of Directive 98/71 does not contain a requirement that the protected design must be dependent upon the appearance of the complex product, which militates in favour of an interpretation of the‘repair' clause as meaning that it is not subject to the condition that the protected design be dependent upon the appearance of the complex product.
When the engine was installed on the lawnmower engine components that are visible during normal use of the complex product are mainly in the upper part.
When the design is applied to orincorporated into a product that is part of a complex product, it is considered new or original, if incorporated into the complex product, remains visible during part of the normal use of this product and the visible features of the component part fulfill the requirements of novelty and originality(13a ZPrD).
In those circumstances, it must be held that, through the words‘component parts of a complex product', Article 110(1) of Regulation No 6/2002 covers multiple components, intended to be assembled into a complex industrial orhandicraft item, which can be replaced permitting disassembly and re-assembly of such an item, without which the complex product could not be subject to normal use.
In the third place, Article 110(1) of Regulation No 6/2002 requires, for the purposes of applying the‘repair' clause,that the component part of the complex product be‘used within the meaning of Article 19(1) for the purpose of the repair of that complex product'.
Downstream user must be informed, through a clear and visible indication on the product, on its packaging, in the catalogues or in the sales documents, on the one hand, that the component part concerned incorporates a design of which they are not the holder, and on the other hand,that the part is intended exclusively to be used for the purpose of the repair of the complex product so as to restore its original appearance.
Industrial design applied to or incorporated in a product which constitutes a component part of a complex product shall be considered to be new and to have individual character, only if:(i)the component part incorporated in the complex product remains visible during regular use of such complex product; and(ii) visible features of the component part themselves meet the requirements concerning novelty and individual character.
In particular, they must, first of all, inform the downstream user, through a clear and visible indication on the product, on its packaging, in the catalogues or in the sales documents, on the one hand, that the component part concerned incorporates a design of which they are not the holder and, on the other,that the part is intended exclusively to be used for the purpose of the repair of the complex product so as to restore its original appearance.
In the fourth place, Article 110(1) of Regulation No 6/2002 requires, for the purposes of applying the‘repair' clause, that the repair of the complex product be done‘so as to restore its original appearance'.
As is apparent from that explanatory memorandum, the protection granted by Community designs may cause adverse effects by removing or restricting competition on markets, as regards,inter alia, long lasting and expensive complex products such as cars, in respect of which the protection of designs that are applied to the particular component parts which make up the complex product may create a veritable captive market for those spare parts.
It therefore follows from the wording of Article 110(1) of Regulation No 6/2002 that the protected design's dependence upon the appearance of the complex product is not one of the conditions listed in that provision.
It is therefore apparent from the origin of Article 110(1)of Regulation No 6/2002 that the absence of a limitation on the scope of that provision to parts whose shape is fixed by the shape of the complex product stems from a choice made during the legislative process.
As recalled in paragraph 60 of the present judgment, only component parts which benefit from protection as a Community design and which, in accordance with Article 4(2)(a) of that regulation,therefore remain visible during normal use of the complex product once it has been incorporated into it are covered by Article 110(1).
Acacia, the Italian and Netherlands Governments and the Commission maintain, on the other hand, that the application of the‘repair' clause is notlimited to fixed-shape parts, namely those parts whose shape is in principle immutably determined by the appearance of the complex product and cannot therefore be freely selected by the customer, so that light alloy wheel rims may be covered by that provision.
Technically complex product.