| For him, the poetry of the future is a redemption of the past, a time in which the past becomes citable in all its moments. |
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| Such electronic papers would be peer-reviewed and citable, but would not have the cost of paper publication. |
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| And if some of the twenty newly citable decisions aren't very carefully worded, then it may take still longer to fully evaluate them, and to craft an argument based on them. |
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| That said, Orwell's writings aren't easily citable by those fighting the sexist exploitation of women and girls. |
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| Values used in sensitivity analyses should be supported by citable data sources whenever possible. |
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| All papers published in JPCS are fully citable and upon publication will be free to download. |
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| The Court concluded that the defendant's patent application was not citable as prior art against the '024 patent. |
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| There is a very finite amount of citable material, which means a very finite number of articles, and there will be no more. |
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| Their very individuality is citable as evidence for the prosecution. |
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| If foreign decisions were freely citable, it would mean that any judge wanting a supporting citation had only to troll deeply enough in the world's corpus juris to find it. |
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| In contrast, it is clear from Searle that a Canadian patent applicant has no duty to disclose or discuss information that is not citable prior art. |
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| Products and thematic scope: ACCORD provides information on countries of origin of asylum seekers as well as information on the conditions in countries of reception, using only public domain and publicly citable materials. |
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| While we have not been able to find independent and citable sources of information on the technology market, another study does exist that may not be considered to be independent. |
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| Despite its name, those cases are citable as precedent, since they would have been published but for the court's disorganized condition at the time they were issued. |
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