Sentence examples for claims set forth from inspiring English sources

Skepticism, also spelled scepticism, in Western philosophy, the attitude of doubting knowledge claims set forth in various areas.

Partly because he had little respect for the European policy of France after World War I, Henderson was inclined to favour the German claims set forth by Adolf Hitler to justify Nazi aggression.

Jmaxxz's entertaining, meme-filled presentation put the lie to several of the claims set forth by August, and although it's unlikely your average B&E artist is going to bother to circumvent certificate pinning and paw through your logs, the security holes are real.

However, much of that speculation was rendered moot today, as a week of deliberation came to a close today at the U.S. District Court of Northern California, with the jury unanimously declaring that Google did not in fact infringe on the six claims set forth by Oracle in regard to U.S. Patent RE 38,104 as well as the two claims regarding U.S. Patent 6,061,520.

These require that the products achieve the claims set forth on their label, are not contaminated and are readily available to the patients (13).

The essential claim set forth by the plaintiff is that the defendants should have known that their speech condemning the attacks by police officers across the country against African-Americans might at some point lead some individual – in this instance an individual with serious emotional issues – to viciously attack police officers somewhere in the country.

Beyond picking out the relevant audience, namely those who administer doses of thiopurine drugs, the claim simply tells doctors to: (1) measure (somehow) the current level of the relevant metabolite, (2) use particular (unpatentable) laws of nature (which the claim sets forth) to calculate the current toxicity/inefficacy limits, and (3) reconsider the drug dosage in light of the law.

These two versions, of course, conform to the British claims as set forth dramatically in the Mitchell map, "The most important map in the history of American cartography" (Schwartz 1980, 159).

Most relevant to the claims we set forth in this article is that an initial video analysis took place with the sound off.

Having considered and rejected BN's alternative noninfringement arguments, we find that Amazon has carried its merits burden with respect to likely infringement of Claim 2. We note there is some redundancy between claims 1 and 2 under the claim interpretation set forth herein.

Under the claim construction set forth herein, BN likely infringes claim 1 because on page 2, the item is there displayed (meeting step 1 of the claim) and only a single action thereafter causes the order request to be transmitted (meeting step 2).