Sentence examples for capable of being patented from inspiring English sources
The majority of materials and data produced by these consortia are thus not capable of being patented or subject to trade secrets by any of the partner institutions during or after the research.
In 1847 a Paris gunsmith, B. Houllier, patented the first cartridge, capable of being fired by the blow of the gun's hammer.
Be the first to patent the direct methanol fuel cell, for hydrogen and methanol are the only two fuels capable of being directly fed into a fuel cell.
No operation was concluded without having passed this test, which also confirmed that the lumen was patent and capable of accepting at least a 34-Fr (approximately 8 mm) gastric tube.
If URs are not capable of filing patents, then other university researchers might be induced to participate in the alliance.
Last spring, he won an American patent for a system he says is "capable of sensing when a third party is pretending to be another person and capable of preventing crimes before they happen".
I think inventors are capable of writing their own provisional patent applications.
Organisms capable of producing disease are pathogens.
Apple has patented designs for earphones and headphones that are capable of monitoring a wearer's movements and vital signs through a series of embedded sensors.
Often, a patent is an extension of previously patented technology.
