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ought beſides, are
contained in charters, or
letters patent, that is, open letters,
literae patentes: ſo
called becauſe they are not ſealed up, but expoſed...
- read. They are
called "letters" (plural) from
their Latin name
litterae patentes, used by
medieval and
later scribes when the do****ents were
written in...
- of law, an
invention is
patentable if it
meets the
relevant legal conditions to be
granted a
patent. By extension,
patentability also
refers to the substantive...
- A
patent office is a
governmental or
intergovernmental organization which controls the
issue of
patents. In
other words, "
patent offices are government...
- The
United States Patent and
Trademark Office (USPTO) is an
agency in the U.S.
Department of
Commerce that
serves as the
national patent office and trademark...
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procedures relating to
patent law and practice, such as
filing patent applications and
oppositions to
granted patents. The term "
patent attorney" is used differently...
- A
software patent is a
patent on a
piece of software, such as a
computer program, libraries, user interface, or algorithm. A
patent is a set of exclusionary...
- The
Waldo Patent, a
letters patent also
known as the
Muscongus Patent or the
Lincolnshire Patent, was a do****ent
granting title to 36
square miles (9,300 ha)...
-
Patent,
patent, patently, or
patency in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
patent is a set of
rights granted by a
government to an inventor.
Patent may...
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Talgo (officially
Patentes Talgo, SAU) is a
Spanish manufacturer of intercity, standard, and high-speed p****enger trains.
Talgo is an
abbreviation of Tren...
