Sentence examples for patent on technology from inspiring English sources

The Tokyo District Court ruled that Samsung's Galaxy smartphones and tablets did not violate an Apple patent on technology that synchronizes music and videos between devices and servers.

Imagine further that a powerful company holds a patent on technology vital to the government's ability to fight that war or protect its citizens.

The 10-member jury spent just about two hours, including a cigarette break, to decide that the parent of the Dish satellite network had infringed nine sections of TiVo's patent on technology for digital video recorders that let viewers pause, rewind and fast-forward live TV shows.

DrumG also has a provisional U.S. patent on technology designed to standardize the way its clients talk about business workflows, turning those standardized processes into what Grant called "business protocols" that can then be sold at what he hopes will be a fraction of the total that middlemen currently charge.

Genentech and City of Hope are also involved in arbitration over a dispute on a separate contract involving patents on technology to produce antibodies.

Earnings of the consortium MPEG-LA, which owns patents on technology used in DVD players and digital set-top boxes, are reported to exceed $1 billion a year.

Strict patents on technology have had the effect of hindering global progress in some fields, especially in combating disease and climate change.

For instance, most patents on technology products such as smartphones have little, if any, value on their own for potential buyers or licensees, because individual patents can be invented around, countered with related patents, or invalidated in court.

Neven Vision has patents on technology ranging from photo analysis to face recognition in video files to several patents for facial capture for avatar animation.

It notes that financial conflicts of interest (Duke investigators had patents on technology and ties to companies developing the tests) and deference to a senior professor may have influenced the university to dismiss concerns about the papers.

He notes that the company holds several patents on existing technology, specifically around the use of chip-and-pin and identifying users at the device and server end — and is also the holder of patents on technology that it will be introducing down the line, using retina and fingerprint identifications for mobile payments.