Sentences with phrase «exclusive domain for»

«Creativity» is NOT an exclusive domain for those goofy, trendy hipster types.

This was Toyota's exclusive domain for many years.

Not exact matches

The point of central importance in these developments for a philosophy of man is that man - made physical mechanisms are no longer limited to rigid patterns of mechanical action, but are now admitted to the domain of sensitive response, memory, and even of decision - making — activities that traditionally have been thought the exclusive province of minded organisms.

Trademarks that are located within or on the Website or a website otherwise owned or operated in conjunction with Orlando Stroller Rentals, LLC shall not be deemed to be in the public domain but rather the exclusive property of Orlando Stroller Rentals, LLC, unless such website is under license from the Trademark owner thereof in which case such license is for the exclusive benefit and use of Orlando Stroller Rentals, LLC, unless otherwise stated.

Indeed Mr Sharif's proactive pursuit of peace with India became the primary reason for his forcible ouster from power by the army in October 1999 and he was subsequently imprisoned and exiled for intruding into what the army considers its exclusive foreign policy domain.

Researchers at Michigan State University have taken that critical first step by providing a crystal structure of the extracellular domain, or ECD, of ZIP4 — the exclusive protein responsible for the uptake of zinc from food.

Achingly familiar in its plotting, and evincing little ambition to stretch beyond its comfortably prescribed parameters of feel - good fortification, the film mainly serves as a nice showcase for Carla Gugino, as well as a piece of Title IX boosterism to remind viewers that sports aren't some exclusive, birthright domain of just men.

For the last two decades, childhood has been the almost exclusive domain of George Lucas and Steven Spielberg — whose considerable success in the marketplace, as Peter Biskind once remarked, is predicated on the ability to infantilize their material.

Further, some teachers feel the classroom is their exclusive domain, and many parents feel uncomfortable pushing for change, even when they believe it's needed.

An aluminum frame, once the exclusive domain of the Z06 and the ZR1, is now the base for all Corvettes.

Now, with Kindle books being exclusive to Amazon.com for so long, and Amazon.com being the biggest of all the domains, the biggest number is no surprise.

Cruise ships, once the exclusive domain of vacationers, have become floating hotels with plentiful activity for business travelers, conference groups,...

For 5,000 years, art has been almost the exclusive domain of men.

You want a copy of the public domain music but ABC Library insists you sign an agreement to not further reproduce or digitize the sheet music (their reason apparently is a desire to remain the exclusive source for the music in an effort to obtain funding for them to digitize their entire unique collection; alternatively, the library also seems to indicate, without providing details, that the donor of the print sheet music has placed restrictions on the use of the sheet music).

ZIP», first used in connection with data compression software on the first release of this software, is also hereby dedicated to the public domain, with the fervent and sincere hope that it will not be attempted to be appropriated by anyone else for their exclusive use, but rather that it will be used to refer to data compression and librarying software in general, of a class or type which creates files having a format generally compatible with this software.

The patent holder had exclusive rights to the invention but the emphasis was on putting it in public domain for the common good.

... parallel parenting, where the parents each have an exclusive domain of responsibility, seems possible and reasonable for the immediate case... the communications problems are not an obstacle because cooperation is not a prerequisite to each parent making decisions or to the parent's carrying out his or her parental rights and responsibilities.