Sentence examples for development of the patent from inspiring English sources
The article briefly traces the historical development of the Patent system in Nigeria and describes the current system, under the Patents and Designs Act of 1970.
The UK Patents and Designs Act 1907 was especially significant in the historical development of the patent system in the UK.
The dissertation is based on an empirical study of patent cases filed in the U.S. and Germany; it also draws on an extensive comparative study of the legislative and jurisprudential development of the patent laws of the two countries.
One of the results of the First Industrial Revolution in GB (approx. 1750 1850) was the development of the modern patent system which was increasingly used effectively by entrepreneurs.
After preliminary tests with a fixed model of WaveCat in a wave flume, which constituted the first step in the development of the WaveCat patent, in this work a floating model was tested in a large wave tank.
Phototherm plans a $15 million initial public stock offering soon to help subsidize development of the solar patents.
This is pretty much the story of drug development under the patent system.
Two recent developments show sides of the patent system not normally exposed to public view.
This funding, provided through the EU Framework programmes, should cover the development of off patent medicinal products with a view to the submission of a Paediatric Use Marketing The objective of the priority list is to provide the basis for the work programme for the Third Call for Framework Programme 7 of the European Commission.
In the normal process, the midline septum is completely resorbed, leading to the development of a patent uterine cavity, cervical canal, and the vagina [8], [9].
In combination with the PTO's more traditional roles in initial examination and general guidance, new post-issuance proceedings enable the PTO to help steer the development of substantive patent law even without general provision of high-level Chevron deference for the agency's interpretations of substantive aspects of the U.S. Patent Act.
