Examples of using Two marks in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
The two marks were still there.
We measure the distance between two marks.
But… two marks, tomato puree.
The oil should be between the two marks.
Two marks on her neck, three centimeters apart.
Oil level must be between the two marks.
There's two marks, actually. And they're really close together.
On the throat of each victim, the same two marks.
Those two marks mean through you both Susa-no-o and Amaterasu are reborn.
The oil level must be between the two marks on the dipstick.
This is alsodue to the confusion brought about by the similarity between the two marks.
If one is lucky there will be two marks on the same circle.
The transmission-fluid level should be between these two marks.
On the dipstick there will be two marks indicating a maximum and minimum level for the oil.
Because every minute I am away from my post… it costs me two marks in tips.
On the inner side of the container there are two marks indicating minimum and maximum water levels.
Two marks on the bone indicate a serrated knife cut through muscle and tendons, allowing disarticulation.
Lesions are forming on your body andsome bite marks appear to look like a vampire bite- two marks about 1/16″ apart.
Not surprisingly, he found that the two marks are highly similar both visually and phonetically.
On September 28, 1908, Wilbur won a prize of5,000 francs by flying 24 times between the two marks on the 1 kilometer apart.
(33) It is, moreover, obvious that the longer the two marks in conflict co-exist on the market, the greater the potential or actual prejudice to the earlier trade mark. .
IN_TRAC reference marks are directly embedded into the incremental channel and arranged so thatthe distance between any two marks is unique.
The Court finds, first,that the Board of Appeal of OHIM was right to find that the two marks were similar and to conclude that there was a likelihood of association.
OHIM points out that two marks are similar where one is included in the other in its entirety, or where they are at least partially identical as regards one or more relevant aspects(Case T-6/01 Matratzen Concord v OHIM- Hukla Germany(MATRATZEN)[2002] ECR II-4335, paragraph 30).
In particular, the Court has held that assessment of the similarity between two marks cannot mean merely taking just one component of a composite trade mark and comparing it with another mark. .
The General Court also noted, in paragraph 31 of the judgment under appeal,that the assessment of the similarity between two marks means more than taking just one component of a composite trade mark and comparing it with another mark. .
It is therefore notimpossible that the conceptual similarity resulting from the fact that two marks use images with analogous semantic content may give rise to a likelihood of confusion where the earlier mark has a particularly distinctive character, either per se or because of the reputation it enjoys with the public.
As the contested trade mark is exclusively made up of the central and distinctive element of the earliertrade mark, namely the expression‘royal shakespeare', the two marks are visually, phonetically and conceptually similar, to the extent that the average consumer will establish a link between them.
In that respect, the Board of Appeal stated, in paragraph 45 of the contested decision,that the degree of phonetic similarity between two marks is of less importance in the case of goods which are marketed in such a way that, when making a purchase, the relevant public normally also perceives visually the mark designating those goods.
The Court rightly pointed out, in paragraph 34 of the contested judgment,that the assessment of the similarity between two marks does not amount to taking into consideration only one component of a complex trade mark and comparing it with another mark. .