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...w a standardized form established within a company.<ref>M. Henry Heines, ''Patent Empowerment for Small Corporations'', Greenwood Publishing Group, 2001, {{I {{law-term-stub}} ...

...is was a landmark decision as it resolved the uncertainty in Canadian case law between the two doctrines. ...ted the scope of protection provided by patents and the requirements for [[patent infringement|infringement]]. ...

...tegrated circuits]] composed solely of memristors, which, according to the patent, might be easier and less expensive to create. HP Labs stated that memristo ...web|url=https://www.google.com/patents/US6586965?dq=6,586,965,|title=U.S. Patent 6,586,965}}</ref>}} ...

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{{short description|European Union directive in the field of patent law}} is a [[European Union directive]] in the field of patent law, made under the [[Single European market|internal market]] ...

...evices that work in line with this definition. PHG can be represented by [[patent]]s, which should also work the other way round: US5977684 (A), PV2011-293 ( Another group of [[patent]]s with a [[superconductor]] [[Electromagnetic shielding|shield]] or shield ...

...of the term of the patent.<ref name="hunt"/> Woolrich later relicensed the patent himself to use in his own Magneto-Plating and Gilding Works in Great Charle * [[Faraday's law of induction]] ...

...proving that work was not stolen, but can no longer be used to dispute the patent of an unrelated party. ...

...ed. A patent, if granted, gives the inventor a proprietary interest in the patent over a specific period of time, which can be licensed for financial gain. ...for patenting an invention vary by country and the process of obtaining a patent is often expensive. ...

...ctrical resistance]] (6-200 [[ohm|megaohm]]) devices with a lower [[Peek's law|corona voltage]] and sharper points than the surrounding aircraft structure Dayton Granger, an inventor from Florida, received a patent on static wicks in 1950.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web|title=This Is What Those ...

* Economic damages in copyright violation and patent infringement [[Category:Law and economics]] ...

...n [[inventor's notebook]], the lab notebook is also often referred to in [[patent]] prosecution and [[intellectual property]] [[litigation]]. ...and content. Unlike ELNs for patent protection, FDA is not concerned with patent interference proceedings, but is concerned with avoidance of falsification. ...

...</ref> Prior to the postwar period, universities relied mostly on external patent management organizations such as the [[Research Corporation]], while few se ...unding to maintain ownership of such inventions, obligating them to try to patent and license the inventions to US companies, and requiring universities to s ...

...n of the device in {{US patent|406968}}. Tesla's "Dynamo Electric Machine" patent describes an arrangement of two parallel discs with separate, parallel shaf ...the disc. Before the discovery of the [[electron]] and the [[Lorentz force law]], the [[phenomenon]] was inexplicable and was known as the [[Faraday parad ...

...duce the Agronomic Value of Second Generation Seed, as Exemplified by U.S. Patent No. 5,723,765, and WO 94/03619. Expert paper, prepared for the Secretariat ...tput chemical.<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Ledford |first1=Heidi |title=Seed-patent case in Supreme Court |journal=Nature |date=February 2013 |volume=494 |issu ...

...2=Chia-Yon |last3=Lee |first3=Shun-Chung |title=Technology forecasting and patent strategy of hydrogen energy and fuel cell technologies |journal=Internation ...hod developed by Focus (company, based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands) uses patent data to estimate how fast emerging technologies are going to improve. ...

...' (1940), a short film featuring [[Rube Goldberg]] illustrating the [[U.S. Patent Office]]'s policy regarding perpetual motion machines (and the power effici ...t law of thermodynamics|first]] or [[second law of thermodynamics|second]] law of thermodynamics, or both.<ref name="Derry">{{cite book ...

...ped by Englishman [[John Isaac Hawkins]]. Hawkins received a United States patent for his device in 1803, called a [[Polygraph (duplicating device)|polygraph ...o-sign-bill-into-law/ |title= Obama uses autopen, again, to sign bill into law |work= [[CBS News]] }}</ref> In 2005, [[George W. Bush]] asked for and rece ...

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...n]], it thus optimizes the sharing of knowledge and design as there are no patent costs to pay for. <ref name="hbr.org2">Kostakis, Vasilis. Roos, Andreas. [h ...matics, ideas, observations, experimental data, deployment logs etc. about patent-free appropriate technology, [[permaculture]] and related subjects.<ref>{{C ...