Sentence examples similar to trademarked functionalities from inspiring English sources

Not trademarked.

Articular Surface Replacement (trademarked hip design).

Birmingham Hip Resurfacing (trademarked hip design).

The Windows logo is trademarked.

He is trademarking both.

Consider trademarking your name.

Moreover, if that is not so if a "color depletion" or "color scarcity" problem does arise the trademark doctrine of "functionality" normally would seem available to prevent the anticompetitive consequences that Jacobson's argument posits, thereby minimizing that argument's practical force.

Neither can we find a principled objection to the use of color as a mark in the important "functionality" doctrine of trademark law.

The functionality doctrine prevents trademark law, which seeks to promote competition by protecting a firm's reputation, from instead inhibiting legitimate competition by allowing a producer to control a useful product feature.

Cathelicidins have multiple functionalities.

But maybe, although it's highly unlikely, the next DS incarnation will combine some of the PSP's trademark style with the DS's functionality.