He wears a blue T-shirt with "K-9" printed on it, denim shorts, black slip-on Vans and his trademark plastic-rimmed spectacles.
But only a few years after BlackBerry's BB10 experiment fell flat, the KEYone, with its solid, relatively untouched version of Android, and with its trademark hard plastic keys, feels like an old friend you're glad decided to pay a visit.
Saturn dealers started selling cars and trucks not built in Spring Hill and available in other GM stores under other names, and those cars were not covered with what had become a Saturn trademark plastic body panels to ward off parking lot dings.
This article was amended on 21 October 2011 to replace the term Formica (which is a registered trademark) with the words "plastic laminate".
Under the trademark Koroseal, Goodrich made the plastic into shock-absorber seals, electric-wire insulation, and coated-cloth products.
Maake, who says he came up with the name vuvuzela in 1994, said that in 2001 the plastic vuvuzela was trademarked by Masincedane Sport, based in Cape Town.
Beginning on a commercial basis in the 1930s, esters of acrylic acid were polymerized to form the polyacrylate resins, which are now important constituents of acrylic paints, and methacrylic acid esters were polymerized to polymethyl methacrylate, a clear plastic sold under trademarks such as Plexiglas and Perspex.
(This year, Perrier introduced a plastic version of its trademark pear-shaped glass bottle in France, and plans to bring it to the United States to help attract more young people who like the portability of plastic).
Seated behind a low-key plastic picnic table, his trademark scarf wrapped round his head, the leader of the Common Man Party was almost flattened by all the common people hoping to at least to shake his hand.
