Betekenis van:
logos

logos
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • the divine word of God; the second person in the Trinity (incarnate in Jesus)

    Synoniemen


    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. The stylists, in all their pompous, branded majesty, doubted that the girl who had just approached them was fixable: her clothes were greasy, tattered, and devoid of rhinestones and logos.
    2. affixing or printing marks, labels, logos and other like distinguishing signs on products or their packaging;
    3. In Annex IV, the text below the logos is replaced by the following:
    4. to software or to documents covered by industrial property rights such as patents, trademarks, registered designs, logos and names;
    5. The Community logos for PDO, PGI and TSG are symbols that are understood throughout the Community as designating products meeting specific conditions of production linked to their geographical origin or to their tradition and subject to regulation.
    6. Besides the words ‘IFP Group Technologies’ on Axens’s and Prosernat’s logos, there are direct links between the Internet sites of the subsidiaries concerned and the Internet site of IFP.
    7. On the question of how IFP and its subsidiaries are perceived in the relevant markets, the Commission considers that several elements point to IFP and the subsidiaries concerned having a common presence and a common image in the eyes of their customers and competitors. Besides the words ‘IFP Group Technologies’ on Axens’s and Prosernat’s logos, there are direct links between the Internet sites of the subsidiaries concerned and the Internet site of IFP.
    8. The following logos shall be used: A for Austria, BG for Bulgaria, BNL for Benelux, CY for Cyprus, CZE for the Czech Republic, D for Germany, DK for Denmark, E for Spain, EST for Estonia, F for France, FIN for Finland, GR for Greece, H for Hungary, I for Italy, IRL for Ireland, LT for Lithuania, LVA for Latvia, M for Malta, P for Portugal, PL for Poland, ROU for Romania, S for Sweden, SK for Slovakia, SVN for Slovenia, UK for the United Kingdom.’.