Sentence examples for invention date from inspiring English sources

The first-to-file system being implemented on March 16, 2013, attempts to further harmonize U.S. patent law with that of most of the rest of the world by de-emphasizing the actual invention date.

If you do eventually file a formal application and there is any question as to the date of invention (if the examiner suspects someone else came up with the invention before you), the invention date will "relate back" to the provisional application, which may be as much as a year earlier.

Even history is against him: the Japanese state is a fairly modern invention dating back only to the Meiji restoration.

It's especially mysterious because reading is a relatively recent invention, dating to some 5,000 to 10,000 years ago.

Parker Brothers might have the rights to her 1924-patented Landlord's Game, but they didn't tell the story of her game invention dating back to 1904 or that the game had been in the public domain for decades.

The development of the working dog on this account came later — and indeed, the strict militarization of dogs into neat breeds and kinds, Sporting and Working and so on, is certainly a very recent invention, dating to the middle of the nineteenth century.

One thing for sure: Christmas as we understand it — Santa, and the tree and the gifts and the department stores and even the Christmas carol as a distinct form; what might technically be called the whole megillah — is a modern invention, dating back to the long Victorian years, the eighteen-forties to seventies, and saturated with the whole of the era's fragrant, intoxicating ambiguities.

The complete proteome of the starlet sea anemone, Nematostella vectensis, provides insights into gene invention dating back to the Cnidarian-Bilaterian ancestor.

In addition, the complete proteome of the starlet sea anemone, Nematostella vectensis, provides insight into gene invention dating hundreds of millions of years ago back to the last common Cnidarian-Bilaterian ancestor [ 26].

Inventions date back and nothing is really new.

Henry's solution would develop over the following six months and turn out to be his best invention to date: a remake of the 'do-rag that he has dubbed the Tsu-Rag.