Sentence examples for underlying patent from inspiring English sources
First, the complexity of our nation's underlying patent and copyright regimes have made complex, fast-moving technology markets ripe for anticompetitive gaming.
I think the Conclusion should also be changed to read: 'Antenatal ultrasound detection of an umbilical cyst, particularly if located close to the anterior abdominal wall of the fetus should alert the clinician to the possibility of an underlying patent urachus.
It may seem crazy or even illegal that such machines can be sold so cheaply, but the situation has come about because the underlying patents have expired.
"Shareholders won't like it, and if these rights are contractually enforceable then it would significantly deter those wanting to buy or licence the underlying patents or business".
The theoretical rationale underlying patenting is that it incentivizes innovation efforts by creating a temporary monopoly.
Myriad clearly sees its proprietary database as a source of competitive advantage, one that will persist after its underlying patents expire or are invalidated in court.
Wikipedia can help explain the technology underlying a patent claim or medical condition, Google Maps can show how long it might take to drive from Point A to Point B, and news sites can write about a criminal defendant, his lawyers or expert witnesses.
The invention underlying the patent appears to be the notion of typing text into an admin system, storing that text on a server, and then publishing it on the Internet.
Standard & Poor's Equity Research reiterated a "hold" rating on eBay on news that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has initially revoked the fixed-price patent underlying a $25 million judgment obtained against the company in 2003 that was recently affirmed by a federal court.
The decision not to patent underlying technology has promoted a culture of free license rights for developed web infrastructure [3].
Second, it investigates the implications of patent scope for the firm's subsequent inventive performance, and finds that, when the scope of a patents spans across a higher number of technological classes, the extent to which the inventing firm itself succeeds in building on the knowledge underlying its own patent is lower.
