Sentence examples for patents after from inspiring English sources

And patents, after all, are ideas.

He accused G.E. of infringing on his patents after the company built its own M.R.I. scanner.

Patents, after all, are government-endorsed monopolies for a given technology for a specified period.

In patent parlance the fast-track is called "accelerated examination" and it meant that although Zhang and his institute applied for patents after Doudna and Charpentier, he was awarded them first.

Mr. Stadnyk, 48, a garage inventor who stumbled into the world of patents after he bought a powerful new motorcycle and wanted to avoid being battered by the wind when riding at 60 miles an hour, even with a windshield.

Carl Shapiro, an expert on information technology on President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, has suggested patent reforms, including making it easier to challenge patents after they are issued, culling the roster of overly broad or ambiguous claims, and allowing those accused of infringement to claim independent invention as a defense.

He applied for a patent after Vivus did, but before its patent was granted.

It has turned out not to be Dr Malan's sole patent after all.

If not revoked, the patent, often called the Cabilly II patent after the lead inventor, Shmuel Cabilly, would expire in 2018.

Except for improvements on the reaper patented after 1831, the basic machine passed into the public domain.

Dunlop later lost his main patent after it was discovered that Thomson had already patented the principle of the pneumatic tire.