Sentence examples for patented element from inspiring English sources

There are also extremely heated discussions on the extent that the breeders' exception should have in practice, and the trigger point where licensing negotiations would need to be undertaken, if the patented element should still be present at the stage of commercialisation or not.

The other patented element of this episode is building each one of the remaining queens up so much that the audience will believe that any one of them could actually walk home with the crown.

Michael Bulmer has given an extended account of the problem in his book Francis Galton: Pioneer of Heredity and Biometry, pointing out that Darwin's theory of pangenesis actually only involved partial blending 'since the patent elements fuse but the latent elements do not'.

Yan and colleagues reported the generations of a chimeric virus consisting of a human bocavirus virus-1 (HBoV1) capsid, which comfortably accommodated an AAV2 genome carrying CFTR and patented transcriptional regulatory elements.

It was a thermionic grid-triode vacuum tube a three-element electronic "valve" similar to a two-element device patented by the Englishman Sir John Ambrose Fleming in 1905.

When we discovered that EchoSign's service included key elements of RPost patented technology, we recently re-evaluated EchoSign and realized that they added technology to make their e-signature service more legally meaningful – and we identified that technology as key elements of RPost patented technology.

Her goal is to demonstrate "the centrality of sex and violence" to his existence and the "patent homoerotic element" in his close friendships with men.

(The patent-pending element is an interesting one in this regard, considering that Oacle and IBM are some of the biggest patent holders in tech).

As I progressed into full line lifestyle furnishing, the patented Chris-X legs design became a signature element of the CG line.

The team has patented or is in the process of patenting several elements of the technology, and several companies have expressed interest in pursuing the research, Ren said".

Patents frequently cover complicated functionality (technology) or design elements, and, as a result, identifying what's being patented requires a lot of information about what isn't.