Sentence examples for patent grant from inspiring English sources
The four are patent volume, patent grant success rate, global reach of the patent portfolio and citations of patents.
That which is condemned as against public policy by the 'Tie-in' cases is the extension of the monopoly of the patent to create another monopoly or restraint of competitiona restraint not countenanced by the patent grant.
"This presumption derives in part from the finite term of the patent grant, for patent expiration is not suspended during litigation, and the passage of time can work irremediable harm". Id.
At the end of the eighteenth century, therefore, the Common Law Judges were left to pick up the threads of the principles of law without the aid of recent and reliable precedents". Hulme, On the Consideration of the Patent Grant, Past and Present, 13 L. Q. Rev. 313, 318 (1897).
The claim "define[s] the scope of a patent grant," 3 id., §11 1, at 280, and functions to forbid not only exact copies of an invention, but products that go to "the heart of the invention but avoid the literal language of the claim by making a noncritical change," Schwartz, supra, at 82. [n.1] In this opinion, the word "claim" is used only in this sense peculiar to patent law.
Instead, the new PTO director vowed to increase the reliability of the patent grant while continuing to improve patent quality.
Earrings are more than just baubles in a patent granted to Ken Aricola, Richard Morton and John Ross, all from California.
A patent granted to Apple may allow iPhone cameras to be disabled by infrared sensors.
In fact, there were more than 280,000 patent grants issued in the US in 2015.
The basis of their power was control of a patent granted in 1895 to George Baldwin Selden, a patent lawyer of Rochester, New York.
