Sentence examples for valid invention from inspiring English sources
Brazilian law also allows authorities to reject a valid invention if it is morally offensive, or violates customs, public order or public health.
I wrote at the time that the paper had "used its muscle to make a valid political invention".
This was the case for nineteenth-century inventions and is equally valid for today's inventions.
Matching principle was an invention of Prandtl to obtain uniformly valid asymptotic solutions of boundary layer problems.
The federal court, however, ruled patents on breast cancer genes were valid because the method of isolating the gene was a human invention.
We develop a valid definition of technological radicalness which states that a successful radical invention is: (1) novel; (2) unique; and (3) has an impact on future technology.
The invention was thus "obvious" in their view, meaning that his patent was not valid.
The defendants counter that Astra's supposed invention is obvious and not patentable or that, even if the patent is valid, their versions don't infringe.
But Judge Young found that claims in two of the five patents were "valid, enforceable and literally infringed," and claims in a third patent were infringed because TKT's invention was equivalent to Amgen's.
Drug companies get patent protection starting 20 years from the date of invention.* They try to hedge their bets by filing multiple patents, which may or may not be valid.
