basic patent

He wondered when their basic patents ran out - must look it up.

It was no surprise to learn later that Briggs held all the basic patents on water.

Sales are expected to skyrocket, so holding a basic patent could be very valuable.

They do, after all, hold the basic patent for the smartphone - what a gold mine that could be!

Anything described reasonably accurately in literature can't be given a basic patent."

But the basic patent on the copy of the hormone produced naturally in most people has expired.

Q. Who owns the basic patent on the microcomputer?

If you want details, I refer you to the basic patents.'

"The process employed on you resulted in the clinic's owner applying for seven basic patents.

"I was able to apply for basic patents.

My basic patents cover most of them.

Texas Instruments Inc. also claims some basic patents related to microcomputers.

And in a far-reaching deal, the companies last December agreed to share 24,000 basic patents that cover a range of components and production processes.

IBM, of course, held all the basic patents that Japan required to begin its own homegrown industry.

Each patent family is grouped around a Basic patent, which is usually the first published example of the invention.

The basic patent description is as follows:

Since this basic patent, Philips filed many other patent applications, covering hard and software of the system.

There is an even bigger cloud over the prospects for Provigil: the basic patent on modafinil expired last year.

But most critical - and most criticized - are new regulations that will fundamentally alter some of the most basic patent laws.

"There's still no service fee for our electronic bulletin board of basic patent files," Mr. Huther said.

So the Motorola purchase was necessary and gives Google a deep library of basic patents it can use to fend off the lawsuits.

This was a basic patent in the industry, unusually recognized as such when extended, and purchased and used by the Marconi Company.

When you started the dreamie business, when you bought up the basic patents and began putting them out, dreamies were luxury stuff.

By 1919 the basic patents for the manufacture of lateral-cut disc records had expired, opening the field for countless companies to produce them.

Walker Digital, for example, has generated a large patent portfolio from its research efforts, including the basic patent on the Priceline.com reverse auction technology.