Sentence examples for patented item from inspiring English sources

A patent gives its holder the right to exclude others from making, using, selling or importing the patented item.

The doctrine of patent exhaustion hold that the patent holder's control over a patented item ends once it it sold.

Just because a company files for a patent doesn't mean the patented item will come to market.

In return for public disclosure and the ensuing dissemination of information, the patent holder is granted the right to make, use, sell, and authorize others to sell the patented item (35 U.S.C. §154 (1984 and Supp. 1989)).

Mr. Bowman argues there should not be an exception to the exhaustion rule just because a patented item is self-replicating.

Monsanto claimed that the right to "use" a patented item did not include reproducing it, just like you may read, sell, lend, or destroy a copyrighted book, but you must not make copies of it.

loophole that allows countries to make copies of patented items in certain situations, including that of a national emergency.

At issue is whether Brazilian companies can engage in so-called patent theft -- manufacturing patented items when they are not made in Brazil.

John F. Duffy, a law professor at George Washington University, thinks that Mr. Bessen and Mr. Meurer have undervalued the profits made from patented items, though he acknowledged that a vast majority of patents are worthless.

Other items patented by Willard include a device for roasting meat, operated by a clock mechanism (1784), and an alarm clock (1819).

The case was first filed in 2007 by Versata, which claimed that software that it had created, and patented, to price items based on purchaser and other parameters, was effectively ripped off by SAP.