Examples of using Authorship in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Note: In 2001, a long trial began to recognize the authorship of the Hundertwasser's house.
do not give authorship credit to participants.
To the contrary, the results strongly support single authorship of the book.
Perhaps it was a feeble attempt to conceal authorship.
This theory started with Dionysius' rejection of John the Apostle's authorship(for literary reasons).
Database authorship.
The collection includes 8 short films authorship 11 directors.
For the most part, the provenance and authorship of these texts are unknown.
Three: The authorship is entirely up to those involved in the rehearsals and the performance,
at the beginning of the postmodern era when authorship and subjectivity became blurred or even declared dead;
Authorship, iconography and the origin of the painting are questions that have been debated by researchers for almost 200 years.
Strobl” could have also been taken by him- although determining authorship in the case of a photograph that originates from a well-functioning photo studio requires a certain degree of caution.
Inspiration in dual authorship is both divine
the content or the authorship of the linked pages and therefore expressly dissociates himself from the possibly unlawful content displayed there.
Glenn's recent publications engage contemporary debates around intellectual property, authorship, and authenticity in the management
Google authorship is a new program that instead maps the contents to its author.
In addition to this, the Duchampian readymade strategy seems to undermine the rights of intellectual private property- abolishing the privilege of authorship and delivering art
the content or authorship of the linked sites and distances himself therefore expressly from the presented, possibly illegal, content.
The authorship of this book is not indicated either,
at the beginning of the post-modern era when authorship and subjectivity became blurred or even declared dead;