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Patent protection gives us exclusive rights to market the product, and without this period of exclusivity, we couldn't make back our investment and innovation would be stifled.
The media company attempted to exercise exclusivity on some videos.
The programme was made cool by its exclusivity - only 56 students were invited, and only the first 20 to sign up were accepted.
He launched a fierce attack on the exclusiveness of top universities.
He implies there is some mutual exclusivity between shareowners' interests and long-term strategies.
He hints at a mutual exclusivity between escapist entertainment and serious issues which I think is wrong.
In language, mutual exclusivity refers to an unwillingness to accept two labels for the same object.
Exclusivity is limited to the 20 years from the date a patent application is filed.
We extend the notions of linearity, exclusivity and exhaustivity from patterns to multipatterns in the straightforward way.
Perceptual similarity then, can be conceived as a factor moderating the operation of a mutual exclusivity bias.
The mutual exclusivity bias would not have competition, and the pseudo-homonym would function much like a nonsense word.
For nonsense words, there is no challenge to the mutual exclusivity bias ; the unfamiliar label is linked appropriately with the contextually relevant referent.
The exclusivity definition specifies that a par t is either exclusive or shared.
On the disambiguation test, the mutual exclusivity bias was significantly more evident in five- and six-year-old monolingual children than in their same-age bilingual peers.
Each par t must be of one of the possible par t types and obey the exclusivity and has par t inheritance definitions.
The conjunction of precedence, consistency, and exclusivity gives rise to the strong and stubborn conviction that will can cause action.
At the societal level, pediatric neuroimaging raises several questions surrounding its potential exclusivity, expense, and the medicalization of social phenomena.
This does not resolve the apparent discrepancy between children's polynomy and mutual exclusivity.
Exclusivity is given in return for the patentee making the invention public and meeting all the statutory requirements for patentability.
If they are offered a second or third term for the same referent, mutual exclusivity predicts that children will reject the subsequent offering.
Self-centrism is fundamentalistic in varying degrees; its exclusivity allows it to enforce its special agenda.
The principle of mutual exclusivity in word learning : to honor or not to honor.