英語 での Confusingly の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Usually all-caps, which confusingly suggests an acronym.
The confusingly named lupus anticoagulant(LA).
This may deter others from using an identical or confusingly similar name.
Confusingly, both were later called Mortlock Islands.[2].
Com is identical or confusingly similar to the mininova trademark.
Confusingly similar trademarks: You cannot use a name that is confusingly similar to QGIS trademark.
Trademarks andservice marks give a business the right to prevent others from using a confusingly similar mark.
RPLIDAR A2, confusingly, the measurement distance is different depending on the model.
You will not seek to register any of the UL Marks, or any confusingly similar marks, anywhere in the world.
Confusingly, the new program's official name seems to be the"MSN Mobile Developer Program.".
YC partner Aaron Harris, who is overseeing the program, confusingly named Series A, confirmed that it debuted in November.
Even more confusingly, you can actually uninstall this app from your Windows 10 system.
The World Bank Group includes five organizations, with one of them being International Bank for Reconstruction and Development(IBRD),which is often confusingly referred to as the World Bank.
Apps which appear confusingly similar to an existing Apple product or advertising theme will be rejected.
For these new features the Perl developers couldn't choose new single-keystroke metacharacters or new special sequences beginningwith\ without making Perl's regular expressions confusingly different from standard REs.
Confusingly, this package includes two different games, but shares its name with one of them in particular.
Would it be possible to file an opposition against registration of a confusingly similar mark even though I do not have an earlier trade mark application/registration in Singapore?
More confusingly, the consonant combination ch is also considered as a separate letter and appears in Czech indexes after the letter h.
Do not incorporate Netflix Assets into Your own product name, service names, trademarks, logos, company names, domain names, website titles, publication titles, or the like,unless expressly permitted by Netflix. No confusingly similar marks.
Philosophy: Confusingly most cryptocurrency projects call this their whitepaper, using the word in a non-academic sense.
The court ruled in favor of Andersen Tax on April 28, 2017 against International Business Associates(IBA) by imposing a permanent injunctionrestricting IBA from using the terms“Andersen,”“Arthur Andersen” and confusingly similar trademarks to promote its professional services consultancy.
Confusingly, the prototype property of a class or a function does not point to the prototype of that value. I'm not kidding.
In 1942, meanwhile, Canadian weekly Cashbox also began publishing their own version of a hit parade, yet, unlike Billboard,their initial charts confusingly combined all currently available versions of a song into one chart position, with artist and label information shown for each version, alphabetised by label.
Confusingly, in 1981 Perle again named the species as if it were new, this time spelling the generic name as a Latinised"Erlicosaurus".
That the mark VINELBINE was confusingly similar to their mark NAVELBINE was one of the ancillary grounds put forth by the Opponent.
Confusingly, it is not a root directory in the sense of this article, but rather the home directory of the superuser(conventionally known as"root").
The Registrar previously found that the two marks were not confusingly and/or deceptively similar. Added to the consideration that there is no visual, conceptual or phonetic similarity, the Court reminded the Plaintiff that it had not secured any registration for the word mark"Polo", and only owns the mark represented by the word"Polo" inside a box.
Confusingly, on the same day as Pompeo's comments, President Donald Trump tweeted he wanted the US to win in 5G development“through competition, not by blocking out currently more advanced technologies.”.
Confusingly, in Canada, Canadian football has also frequently been referred to as"rugby football", and a number of national and provincial bodies were called"Rugby Football Unions" or"Rugby Unions", such as the Ontario and Quebec Rugby Football Unions.