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61Shrink Wrap License — und Schutzhüllenlizenz sind Überbegriffe für Lizenzbestimmungen, die man nach Vorstellung des Produzenten eines Produktes automatisch mit dem Öffnen der Verpackung (engl. shrink wrap de. Schrumpffolie) akzeptiert – obwohl man den genauen Wortlaut …
62shrink-wrap — shrink′ wrap v. wrapped, wrap•ping, n. 1) cvb to wrap and seal in a clear, flexible plastic sheet that when exposed to heat shrinks tightly around the thing it covers 2) cvb the plastic film used to shrink wrap something • Etymology: 1965–70 …
63shrink-resistance — shrinkˈ resistance noun • • • Main Entry: ↑shrink …
64shrink wrap — shrink wrap, a protective plastic cover made by shrink wrapping …
65shrink|proof — «SHRIHNGK PROOF», adjective, verb. –adj. that will not shrink; resistant to shrinking: »Orlon, Dacron and nylon also are more easily washable, more shrinkproof, and more spot resistant than the others (Wall Street Journal). –v.t. to make… …
66shrink-wrap agreement — n. A contract or licensing agreement that is packaged inside a product and that cannot be read until the product is purchased and opened. See also browse wrap agreement, click wrap agreement The Essential Law Dictionary. Sphinx Publishing, An… …
67shrink from — index eschew, mistrust, shun Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
68shrink-wrapped — [ ʃrıŋk ,ræpt ] adjective wrapped very tightly in thin clear plastic …
69shrink wrapping — shrink wrapping, the wrapping of goods in a plastic film that shrinks over the package to conform to its shape when the package is subjected to heat …
70shrink|age — «SHRIHNG kihj», noun. 1. the act or process of shrinking. 2. a) the amount or degree of shrinking: »a shrinkage of two inches in the length of a sleeve. b) a depreciation or decrease, as in value or power: »the shrinkage of a fortune or a nation… …
