Sentence examples for patented name from inspiring English sources

Jo Hamilton doesn't always refer to her unusual musical instrument by its official, patented name.

Priceline's patented "name your own price" service allows consumers to bid on airline tickets and other services over the Internet.

The largest school district in California and the second largest in the nation, LAUSD, delivered a memorable civics lesson to the children of Thomas Starr King Middle School by granting the students' public request for a ban on food trays made of polystyrene (commonly referred to by the DOW Chemical patented name Styrofoam).

A poor country with a severe AIDS epidemic, for instance, can provide inexpensive generic versions of HIV and AIDS drugs, rather than the pricey, patented, name-brand version.

Styrene is used as a starting material in the manufacture of a wide range of plastics - polystyrene foam (often referred to by Dow's patent name Styrofoam), synthetic rubber, cooking utensils, plastic food wrap, PVC piping, insulated cups, and plastic bottles.

In the mid-1950s he developed a smoldering ultramarine pigment that in a stroke of branding genius, he patented and named International Klein Blue.

Yet medical insurers and advocacy groups are increasingly questioning whether these patented, brand-name drugs are worth their high price, which far exceeds the cost of other over-the-counter and generic drugs traditionally used to treat arthritis.

The SonicBlue chief executive, Ken Potashner, denied that the company had infringed the patent named in TiVo's suit.

The first is the so-called "Steve Jobs patent", named after the company's founder, which involves touch-screen technology.

The Spansion patents named in these law suits are fundamental to floating gate technology, which is the foundation for approximately 90percentt of the Flash memory market.

In total, there are five counts of infringement against five Bose patents named in the suit, which are supposedly violated by Beats Studioo line.