Examples of using Physical objects in English and their translations into Russian
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separated in any way, you must visit the nearest physical objects, smoothly, to a sense of their presence.
trademarks by analogy with property rights for physical objects.
Health and physical objects using PTSO LICENSE MIA of Ukraine AB 343091 from 23.05.2007 year.
which have a definition, whereas physical objects don't have a definition.
Commodities in this context are physical objects, which can be sold or resold in the secondary market,
This work involving physical objects was applied to psychosocial work,
The objects to be transformed may be something else than ordinary physical objects extending in three spatial dimensions and time, unless the frame is the rest frame.
rotated using rotation matrices, the same physical objects(whose coordinates now include the time coordinate)
Physical objects on which is feasible to establish property rights also could be used for producing other goods and services to satisfy society's needs and available for storage
we can make a firm conclusion that it is these interactive installations(combining physical objects with multimedia content)
that it might not be appropriate to refer to physical objects in the definition of"goods" as this might lead to confusion as to whether some goods,
easy tool for mapping textures to physical objects in real time at the festival;
can lift his shadow from the ground in order to interact with physical objects; for instance,
because the challenge is to make physical objects that really work.
The physical mind is that which is fixed on physical objects and happenings, sees
The term“intellectual property” carries a hidden assumption- that the way to think about all these disparate issues is based on an analogy with physical objects, and our conception of them as physical property.
immense manifestation of energy visibly evident to us, physical objects are only a small portion of the total sum of energy that exists in the universe.
to suggest a certain line of thinking to the public- a simplistic analogy between programs and physical objects.
equipment and other physical objects of every kind and description,