Sentence examples for press patent from inspiring English sources

Brains were placed in an imaging solution called OptiView (Isogai et al., in press) (patent pending, application U.S. Serial No. 62/148,521) with refractive index 1.45 and pH 8 at room temperature on a rocker for 2 days before imaging.

He discarded the old flatbed press, placing the type on a revolving cylinder, a model eventually developed into the Hoe rotary, or "lightning," press, patented in 1847.

In the French press, the patent dispute has been portrayed as a case of a plucky Gallic company besieged, as Le Monde put it, by " 'légions' Américaines".

Intel said it pressed Intergraph for patent concessions only after Intergraph demanded fees from these companies.

Intel said it pressed Intergraph for patent concessions only after Intergraph demanded fees from these companies and after attempts to reach a cross-licensing agreement.

However useful and successful this product is, its presence in the public eye is tainted by predominantly negative press about gene patenting and business practices.

The company in recent years has increased its lobbying efforts in Washington to press immigration, surveillance and patent policy, while doubling its political staff and adding other features to make it easier for campaigns to reach specific voting groups in what Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg this week dubbed "the new town hall".

The press first covered the patent in March 2013, though the online document says it was filed in September 2011.

There were also further attempts to differentiate Scottish liturgical practice from that in England, with a printing press established under royal patent in 1507 in order to replace the English Sarum Use for services.

Thus, Art Capital may have just sparked the newest frontier of intellectual property squatting, not too unlike the press around the NTP/Blackberry patent lawsuit or the cyber-squatting of domains like the the one for the George W Bush library.

This also raises questions of whether the drug industry will again be pressed to rethink sticky patent and pricing issues.