Sentence examples for patented safety from inspiring English sources

Gasps were heard as the onlookers expected disaster, but the platform barely fell an inch, saved by Otis's patented safety catch.

For one thing, you state that the Powershred's "patented safety interlock switch" prevents "accidental shredding".

To underscore the point, an announcer concluded the commercial by intoning, "With all of our patented safety systems, it's no wonder a Jeep four-by-four is one of the safest ways ever to cross treacherous terrain".

The patented safety models, known as "Reduced Injury Factor," or RIF balls, are the same size and weight as traditional balls and have real leather covers, real seams, and, Worth says, the same performance characteristics at Little League speeds.

He patented the safety pin on April 10, 1849 (U.S. Patent No. 6,281), and he willingly sold rights to it for just $400.

In 1784, Joseph Bramah patented his Safety Lock daring anyone to pick it.

"Creativity in therapy must not negatively affect patent safety," Brysch told a German newspaper.

Leah Binder: Patent safety has been a big topic of conversation in health policy circles, especially since 2000 when the IOM issued its report To Err Is Human, estimating as many as 100,000 Americans were dying of preventable hospital errors every year.

This document, also published by the WHO, describes in detail some of the most frequently used terminology relating to patent safety.

For example, infection prevention and control – a core attribute of patent safety laid bare during the Ebola out break – requires strengthening of "everyday" health services.

However, the provision of explicit training in patent safety within primary care settings is lacking [ 4], for example training in significant event analysis, human factors and quality improvement methods.