patent|patents in English

noun

[pat·ent || 'pætnt /'peɪtnt]

exclusive right to an invention or design; invention or design that is protected by a patent

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1. Cesta, with 2 patents on Overall Test Tool Migration Pipeline (Patent no.: 10459829) & Smart Migration/Remediation Engine (Patent no

2. Well, the patent office had been issuing these patents for more than 20 years.

3. Two provisional patents, one published patent, one commercial license and one biotechnology company started Alethia BioTherapeutics

4. F. Pelegrini (ABUL): our theories are not patentable and software patents are a way to patent them.

5. Through comprehensive current patent Assignee and patent assignment data you can understand the marketplace and knowing exactly who has which patents and how they are being used

6. There's a serious worry about patent offices and how you stop them from granting pretty ropey patents, " he said."

7. Boston-based software patent experts Blueshift IP Our founders are passionate technologists and software patent attorneys Cynthia Gilbert and Robert Plotkin, both passionate technologists and software patent attorneys with degrees in computer science, founded Blueshift IP, a Boston-based patent law firm specializing in computer technology and software patents

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10. Patent pools also have potential anticompetitive effects, such as having the inclination of dominant even monopoly, facilitating cartel, may cover invalid patents and hindering innovation, etc.

11. While product patents confer absolute monopolies, process patents lead to relative monopolies

12. While acknowledging the fact that patents can make investment in research possible, and that intellectual property rights can help to fund research, it is absolutely essential to avoid monopolies in certain sectors, restrict catch-all patents, and curtail the period during which a discovery is under patent.

13. The Commission shall endeavour, by amicable agreement, to secure both the communication of information which is of use to the Community in the attainment of its objectives and the granting of licences under patents, provisionally protected patent rights, utility models or patent applications covering such information.

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15. Asserter Categories Patent Asserter (single) Alleged Infringer US Patent No Patent Asserter; 35 : Internet Media Interactive Corp

16. Patent Office: [Patents for inventions : Abridgments of specifications relating to the binding of books, pamphlets, and loose sheets, and to the manufacture of portfolios, memorandum and pocket books, and card cases]

17. Did you say patents of nobility?

18. The apply for a patent and the patent right may be assigned.

19. Advanced Patent IndeX (Apix) is an internally developed tool to measure patent validity.

20. Patents don't apply to outer space.

21. Patents of nobility must be provided.

22. Article The right of patent application and the patent right itself may be assigned.

23. In countries where patents on software algorithms are upheld, vendors and commercial users of products that use H.264/AVC are expected to pay patent licensing royalties for the patented technology that their products use.

24. The Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) is an international patent law treaty, concluded in 1970.

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