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Перевод: proprietary
[прилагательное] собственнический; составляющий чью-л. собственность; частный; патентованный; [существительное] собственник ; владелец ; класс собственников; право собственности; патентованное средство
Тезаурус:
- First, one could remove the fish to an isolation tank and treat it with a proprietary antibacterial treatment.
- The sharp edge or arris can conveniently be removed using the conventional cabinet scraper sharpened normally or else the proprietary Scarsten scraper.
- True balance in this respect is only achieved by composting, processing and blending, and that means a proprietary product such as Humber 1-1-1 Garden compound.
- Reimers said: "In university laboratories there has been a growing concern that desire for proprietary know-how or rights may stifle the open communication of scientists, particularly between scientists who have involvement with different companies".
- - Caustic Soda solution can be used (see text) or a proprietary developer may be employed for more consistent results.
- Lawn can be treated with a proprietary autumn fertiliser.
- If you suspect a true external fungus infection treat with proprietary brand of fungus care.
- RTMAS integrates three software components: GURU, an expert system; AUTOBOX, a time-series module; CROSSTALK proprietary software for transferring traffic count data from roadside counters to the IBM PS2.
- Use a proprietary fungicide such as Murphy Tumbleblite (Fisons) or Systhane (pbi).
- DW retains the title to or ownership of the Program and other proprietary rights related to the software regardless of the form in which the original and other copies exist.
- Burt Rutan is characteristically coy about his involvement, pointing out that many projects undertaken by his Scaled Composites company are "proprietary" and adding: "I can't even confirm that he (Togo) is a customer."
- By part I of the Law Reform (Married Women and Tortfeasors) Act 1935, a married woman was put into the same position as a man with respect to her proprietary and contractual capacity, and, except in relation to her husband, with respect to her liability for torts.
- Marketed frequently under proprietary names their properties vary considerably.
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