"There are many patented strawberry varieties, there is patented citrus, mangoes," said Jonathan Crane, a tropical fruit specialist with the University of Florida.
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Most prominently, the bar for determining what ideas are too obvious to be patented is currently set too low, such that even very simple inventions end up being patented.
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In the 1860s chemist William Henry Perkin invented and patented the first synthetic clothing dye in a distinctive shade of mauve, and in 1957 artist Yves Klein patented International Klein Blue.
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Source: USPTO Just because a technology is patented doesn't mean it will ever see the light outside of Apple's headquarters — indeed, most patented technologies are never commercialized and this might not be either.
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In 2005, she designed and patented a reusable menstrual pad.
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At 14, Robert Showalter patented an isometric weight lifting machine.
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This map demonstrates how the patented Facebook technology would work.
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Giden Sundback patented the "separable fastener" in 1917, as well.
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The Tetra is powered by its patented Ohmic Array Technology.
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Prices for older, patented drugs are climbing, too (see chart).
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The patented punch that led him to known as 'Mr.
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It Doesn't RotateThis OG face brush uses patented oscillating technology.
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The artist inundates this bichromatic object with his patented hieroglyphs.
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At least that's when the first patented monowheel came out.
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The hamdog was patented in the U.S. back in 2009.
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The idea was patented, and Walker started the company Mathmos.
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Patented drug prices are among the highest in the world.
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Samsung has already patented its own notched screen design in Korea.
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Maybe Sony's already patented touchscreen controller might finally perfect the touchpad.
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It is testing the patented, so-called ReOil technology at home.
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Walmart just patented audio surveillance technology for listening in on employees.
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Patented algorithm processes intelligently detect specific information stored in the brain.
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Canada's patented drug prices are among the highest in the world.
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Additional temperature-control products are in development using Ember's patented systems.
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The process involves using a patented device to collect the cells.
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Yet few people realize that marijuana-related inventions can be patented.
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Pfizer is now considering separating its patented drugsfrom its generics division.
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Yes, those are all real things Amazon has prototyped or patented.
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It's a bestselling formula, which the company patented back in 2009.
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At least we get to see the patented Fassbender single tear.
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He flashed his patented smile and put on his game face.
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The company has developed 5G-ready products and patented key technologies.
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She also created and patented a small step ladder for photographers.
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The company's longer-dated patented products continue to generate solid growth.
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It opened up its portfolio of patented intellectual property to competitors.
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More than 90 percent of umpires wear his patented West Vest.
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An American doctor named George Taylor patented the "Manipulator" in 1869.
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Joe shows off the patented true bracing system that Kanile'a 'Ukuleles have.
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These patented silicon lens caps can apparently stretch from 60mm to 150mm.
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So, in 2005, Freweini Mebrahtu designed and patented a reusable menstrual pad.
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William J. Newton and Morris Goldberg patented wall light switches in 1917.
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"My laboratories have spent years developing patented and powerful formulas," he explains.
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The last big breakthrough, patented in 1830, was a more efficient still.
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This patented design also promotes aeration, thus making it perfect for wine.
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Q: Have you looked into seeing if it has already been patented?
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An illustration for a pair of smart glasses Amazon patented in 2015.
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IBM's patented expanding screen wearable with a four-by-four panel layout.
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"It doesn't mean that we patented psilocybin as a molecule," Malievskaia says.
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I'm sure he would have one of his patented one-liners ready.
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Patented drug prices in Canada are among the highest in the world.
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After points 29 and 30, which came on his patented baseline fadeaway.
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First, Trudeau came prepared for the now-patented weird-ass Trump handshake.
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He wore a pair of unreleased shoes with Nike's patented carbon plate.
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All of this is powered by the company's patented light field technology.
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Takeya Patented Deluxe Cold Brew Iced Coffee Maker, available on Amazon, $19.89
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His innovation in "Skyfall" was to add angst to Bond's patented action.
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Chalk that up to Danner's patented air-cushioned microfiber-lined polyurethane soles.
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It hasn't changed much, if at all, since being patented in 1931.
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We'll send you our 23CarriersAndMe collection kit with our patented White Tissue.
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Ceratanium, its new patented titanium alloy, is the answer, Dr. Brunner said.
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Allemagne's beloved spray is patented under the name 9.15 Fair Play Limit.
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Ibuprofen, the active ingredient, was only patented by UK scientists in 1961.
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The process for this alone was so complex that they patented it.
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In 1917, Edison patented an entire system to mass-produce concrete houses.
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Then came that patented Summitt look: the steely eyes, the hard stare.
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Advertisements tend to drive patients to the latest expensive treatments and patented drugs.
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It's a good thing Mother Nature hasn't patented any of its inventions.[YouTube]
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He successfully patented this idea, called the "Self-Serving Store," which is ridiculous.
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This newly patented matchmaking system looks exceedingly shady on the surface of things.
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Decades ago, Qualcomm patented a method for cell phones to communicate with towers.
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Snapping up innovative European firms, and their patented technologies, is an obvious shortcut.
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The writer patented a hook-and-eye clasp on stretchy material in 1950.
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She had already patented the idea by the time she connected with Radzely.
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This is one of Jim Jarmusch's patented hangout movies, in which we meet
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The patented technology can also reportedly recycle everything from milk cartons to wetsuits.
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Its patented technology keeps beverages cold for 24 hours or hot for 12.
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Though mostly decorative, a few set down drinks with the patented Bunny dip.
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What is less commonly known is that all of these inventions were patented.
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Herkimer patented the pompom, and was responsible for a few key cheer moves.
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That is one of his patented moves, as is hiring and firing coaches.
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This oxime platform has been patented by MSU and licensed by Defender Pharmaceuticals.
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This new version was patented with protection on the product extending to 2029.
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Patients and their insurers pay a high price for patented insulin or go without.
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The government has said its aim is to lower prices for patented drugs overall.
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He patented the soon-to-be iconic tourist shot the "Chris Pratt," because duh.
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In fact due our patented anonymous infrastructure, we really have no data to sell.
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The company uses a patented, non-electric air chiller in its air conditioning design.
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Technical components of a design, such as proprietary fabrics like nylon, can be patented.
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The Ellen DeGeneres Show host dressed as Sia, complete with the singer's patented wig.
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But until it has patented the idea, the company is not going into specifics.
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Investel says it patented the technology before Snapchat did so Snapchat's patent is invalid.
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Other companies, including some of Huawei's rivals, will need to use the patented technology.
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Kenzen delivers real-time health insights using patented biosensors, sweat analysis and predictive analytics.
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On its website the venture-backed firm touts its innovative materials and patented designs.
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Thanks to its patented expandable wing system, the iKeyp Safe can be installed anywhere.
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The patented Avena top layer keeps you from overheating while also providing extra bounce.
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In fact, several butt-kicking machines have been patented over the past century-plus.
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Wiesman patented his first pacifier design while he was still a sophomore in college.
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Few opioids are patented; a monthly dose of morphine should cost just $2-5.
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Cheng also says the Z5 will include four technological breakthroughs, including 18 patented technologies.
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That idea led him to invent Benjilock, a patented product that does just that.
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Pros: Cons:Buy the Spicy Shelf Patented Spice Rack from Amazon for $25.78 (originally $21.40)
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In 1835, Jacob Perkins patented a refrigerator with a liquid ammonia vapor-compression cycle.
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Car is a brand new, patented product created by the wonderful engineers at Facebook.
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The court, however, said Samsung could remove the patented features without recalling its products.
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California-based ResMed has said the New Zealand firm's masks violate its patented technology.
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There are also intellectual property concerns associated with Chinese manufacturers stealing patented U.S. technology.
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The lawsuit said manufacturers stole their patented technology with "utter disregard" for their rights.
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Hymen Lipman of Philadelphia patented the pencil-and-eraser on this day in 1858.
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The jungle gym was patented by Sebastian Hinton as a "climbing structure" in 1920.
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The disadvantage of no shameFrom the beginning, Trump's patented short-termism devalued the virus.
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A few years later, Roselius patented the first commercially successful means of decaffeinating coffee.
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These are companies that do not actually try to take patented ideas to market.
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The company patented 1-click buying back in 1999, but it has since expired.
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This speed rope uses a patented four-metal ball bearing system in the handles.
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It owns proprietary data, patented analytics and has the ability to identify consumer behaviour.
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Their patented design makes them a bit longer and easier to stay neatly tucked.
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This, in essence, means that Tzu Tech has patented the entire field of teledildonics.
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A Chicago businessman dreamed up the idea and had it patented back in the '90s.
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"Seleggt," the new process patented by German scientists, could put an end to this slaughter.
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The company also patented a flying warehouse to launch drone delivery services that same month.
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Just last year, Microsoft patented a new "enhanced" typing indicator with some minor cosmetic changes.
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The battery, which slides seamlessly into the bottom tube, was designed in-house and patented.
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It's not like a chemical, where it's very easy to see what is being patented.
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Recently it patented a carbonisation process, done through successive heatings, that ensures bamboo cannot corrode.
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"Our patented platform technology has applications to treat other infections," said SciBac CEO Jeanette Mucha.
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Sweet has patented at least 13 other 3D printing inventions according to 3D Printing Industry.
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The company claims it uses a patented method to make the milk safe for consumption.
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AppleInsider spotted that Apple patented a way to embed a fingerprint sensor into a screen.
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Smilo's patented pacifier designs avoid that by expanding slightly while in a baby's mouth instead.
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The International Trade Commission is a government agency empowered to hear disputes over patented technology.
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But they would be foolish, because one day this may become a patented hexagon interface.
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Its patented system locks the mount into any gap on your dash or plastic trim.
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Patented drugs were still more expensive than generics, but they became cheaper in poorer countries.
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Larsen has mainly patented keyboard-related technologies, so this invention is a first for him.
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Facebook has patented a new system that could help it estimate a user's socioeconomic status.
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" 14 Photos View Slide Show ' He added: "It's not like I patented this or anything.
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The drug itself is not patented, although different ways to make and deliver it are.
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"Infobabe is sort of a patented comment now," he said on his show in April.
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The console relied on a patented system Sega called TMSS, or the trademark security system.
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It was making a patented cushioning technology to prevent bedsores for those sitting all day.
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For me, the real selling point of Commando's line is their patented raw-cut waistband.
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He patented his invention, and you'll find his name today on many escalators and elevators.
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In December 23, brothers from Massachusetts patented their bumper cars and created the Dodgem Company.
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Designs for ventilators, their software or key components are often patented or involve trade secrets.
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Mr. Holbrook believes there are only six or seven Rochard-patented dolls in the world.
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Regardless, he has a lucrative Nike contract and even patented his own name in Sweden.
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In 1982, after he retired, he patented an ornamental design for a golf putter head.
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Even millennial shoppers have caught on to the charms of its patented pleated stretch fabric.
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That sleek little machine that fits into your pocket contains some 250,000 different patented components.
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"' "He acts," Gwen said with her patented eye roll, "like he's God's gift to Wellston.
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The speaker offers Devialet's patented Speaker Active Matching technology and "Push-Push" dual woofer design.
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For instance, Apple patented a round pizza box for its on-campus cafe years ago.
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Spotting a market, Leo Baekeland patented an artificial alternative in 20133, which he named Bakelite.
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The in-house design team has patented a pouch that is built into the headscarf.
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The company sells a branded drug that it patented called Copaxone, which treats multiple sclerosis.
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Shaking down cities and sticking in the shiv is a patented move for the league.
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She patented an eyebrow-shaping method called the Golden Ratio, inspired by balance and symmetry.
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Corkscrews: The first corkscrew was patented in Oxford, England, in 1795 by Reverend Samuel Henshall.
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Primitive steam engines began appearing in the 17th century, and the telephone was patented in 1876.
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Samsung also recently patented a phone with a screen that wrapped around the front and back.
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In 2005, a San Francisco-based company patented the design for an inflatable speculum called FemSpec.
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Total patented medicine sales were C$16.8 billion ($12.8 billion) in 2017, according to the PMPRB.
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In fact, one doctor—Stuart Meloy of Winston-Salem, North Carolina—already patented one, in 1996.
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Greg Henderson is founder and CEO of Arx Pax and inventor of patented Magnetic Field Architecture.
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Initially, knockoffs were using her patented shock cord functionality and ripping off her design, she said.
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Juul Labs' patented system delivers nicotine a lot like a cigarette — which makes the company valuable.
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Last year, they patented a device that aims to use these melodies to regenerate stem cells.
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Patented discoveries made by the cancer center researchers will be shared 50-50 with the institute.
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Gilead is also a leading producer of patented hepatitis C drugs, along with Merck and AbbVie.
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When Tesla patented the invention, he billed it as a tool of exploration, transportation, and war.
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The company now ships a stylish $800, two-foot-tall cylinder with the patented filter inside.
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"Let It Rock" (1960) Here's another cut that plays off Berry's patented "Johnny B. Goode" riff.
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But the court ruled that this idea was patent-ineligible, because abstract ideas can't be patented.
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After suffering from a neck injury, Boucher patented a therapeutic vest for people with back pain.
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The Fiskars Leaf Rake features a patented design with curved tines to more easily grab leaves.
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Columbia's patented Omni-Wick moisture wicking fabric and Omni-Shade sun protection are an added plus.
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"Patented brand products generally realize a significantly higher profit margin than generic pharmaceutical products," it said.
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We should remember that farmers are not the ones who reap benefits from patented seed technologies.
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The startup hopes to disrupt the plant-based milk industry using a patented plant protein library.
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That distinct honor belongs to designer Rudi Gernreich, who patented the barely-there undies in 1979.
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So good will typically includes the value of a brand name, customer accounts and patented technology.
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We developed and applied a methodology that Chris had refined and patented in his business Rosetta.
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What that basically means is your cat or a coyote in your backyard cannot be patented.
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AeBeZe Labs has patented "digital pharmaceuticals" and has a development contract with the US Air Force.
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The company, Craveable Hospitality Group, has patented a process that it says adds flavor and tenderness.
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The commission said Qualcomm had obtained "elevated royalties" for its patented intellectual property on wireless communications.
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The move was aided by patented shoes with bolts that lodged the heel into the floor.
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Over her first issues, Brown found an editorial formula, or what she patented as The Mix.
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Tesla has patented an "arc-suppressing gas blast in pyrotechnic disconnect" that appears to work similarly.
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"Google has been blatantly and knowingly copying our patented technology," Mr. Spence said in a statement.
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Nightclub performer Ronny Revson patented the scrunchie in 1987, modeling it on her elastic-waisted PJs.
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Using our patented gut-check-o-meter, we aren't expecting an S-1 from HZO soon.
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It&aposs not the first time in recent weeks that Apple has patented new audio technology.
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Patented in 713, it mechanised the composition of printers' type, thereby greatly accelerating the whole process.
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It won't be patented, and the government will probably give it away to farmers for free.
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The exchange also wanted confirmation that the compound, a polysaccharide injection, had been patented as claimed.
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That's a heavy lift for plant-based substances that can't be patented in and of themselves.
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The Dyson Supersonic borrows similar technology from some of Dyson's hand dryers and cord-free vacuums, with the hair dryer being powered by the patented Dyson digital motor V9, along with patented Air Multiplier technology—used in the company's bladeless fans—which enables controlled styling and drying.
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"The system we patented could act as a faster and more efficient delivery system as drones mature."
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The university also claimed that it has not profited from HeLa, as they never patented the line.
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But the fact that Samsung has patented the phone does not mean that it will make it.
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That was because the product's patented technology is the pen itself, rather than the active drug epinephrine.
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The unique vending machine has 14 patented parts, and getting one built would run ya around $50k.
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The device can't quite have a true generic, since it's a tool, rather than a patented drug.
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Expensive patented brand-name drugs are a key part of the problem, but not the entire story.
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Other firms, including some of Huawei's rivals, will need to use the patented technology for telecommunications networks.
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Doing so, he perfected his patented axial gantry system that offered a quick, economical, and adaptable solution.
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For example, you could get a bike display that wraps around your handlebars using Sinovia's patented technology.
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The medication inside is the same, it's only the delivery system that has been patented by Mylan.
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It has patented a "demisable" coupling that, thanks to a special washer, comes apart quickly when heated.
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"If they're doing something special, they're a big enough company, they would have patented it," he says.
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Walmart last year patented a system that lets the retail giant listen in on workers and customers.
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Willow Cup plans to disrupt the entire plant-based milk category using its patented plant protein library.
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Patented drug sales in Canada were C$16.8 billion ($12.4 billion) in 2017, according to government data.
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Even though Verizon doesn't buy products directly from Huawei, its other vendors are using Huawei-patented technology.
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Alkaline hydrolysis was patented in the US in 22014, and the process hasn't changed much since then.
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In fact, he told the LA Times that he patented the crimping machine that seals the sandwiches.
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Sophia's lifelike skin is made from patented silicon and she can emulate more than 62 facial expressions.
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Finally, here is my patented two-part system for keeping the conversation respectful and maybe even fun!
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In 2014, Jenapharm, an East German state-owned pharmaceutical company, patented Oral Turinabol, an androgenic-anabolic steroid.
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It was patented before the rulings, and besides, it isn't a natural compound but merely mimics one.
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Americans, by contrast, paid 192% of GDPcapPPP for their patented drugs and a titchy 14% for generics.
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Just BioFiber, founded in Calgary, Alberta, in 2014, has patented prefabricated, structural building blocks made from hemp.
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Alkaline hydrolysis was patented in the U.S. in 22014, and the process hasn't changed much since then.
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Nikola said the design is "substantially" similar to the patented design used in its Nikola One truck.
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A couple months ago, Google even patented a device that would be injected directly into your eye.
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The adjustable and affordable Spicy Shelf Patented Spice Rack rules the market with its space-saving design.
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The light bulb had its origins in 1800, decades before Thomas Edison famously patented it in 1879.
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Alexander Graham Bell's first telephone, which was patented in 1876, involved more wires than phones do today.
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Built of the brand's patented G-1000 fabric, it's designed to take a beating and keep going.
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As a result of the negotiation, Hopkins will pay Horizon for a license on the patented controller.
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Wood patented his design in 1920, a moment of particularly grandiloquent confidence in the power of engineering.
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They also feature a patented interlocking bottom that lets you stack pieces on top of each other.
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It also has an antimicrobial SpinScrub Brush System, a patented system that is treated with antimicrobial materials.
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And then he patented his own version of the tools, and that's what he was doing. Great!
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Last year, the tech giant Amazon famously patented a flying warehouse to dispatch drones from the sky.
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I started developing [the invention] six or seven years ago, then patented it about five years ago.
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This is nothing new: There are patented systems that have existed for years to make this easier.
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Rising for a last gasp, the fans implored Manning for one of his patented fourth-quarter comebacks.
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Earlier, Rose tied it at 110-110 with one of his patented layups, giving him 41 points.
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You can be thankful that he doesn't try to imitate Mr. Nicholson's patented brand of seductive devilishness.
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This material is paired with Brooklyn Bedding's patented CopperFlex material, which also helps create an antibacterial environment.
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In 2007, it patented an idea for a floating data center that would be powered by waves.
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The company patented the California mode process, which sounds simple but apparently is hard to pull off.
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It also comes with a patented wireless charging glass that functions as a rinsing glass and charger.
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The album's tone, however, is maintained through Harvey's, at this point probably patented, slow burn noir theatrics.
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In Canada, the prices for new brand-name (or patented) drugs are set by the Patented Medicine Prices Review Board (PMPRB), a federal agency established 30 years ago to both protect Canadians from (never defined) "excessive" drug costs and to monitor investment in pharmaceutical research and development (R&D).
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Acosta Farms in Miami, for instance, has patented three avocado varieties: the Lali, the Victor, and the Nico.
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The trees on which the clones grew, Aiosa concluded, must have been illegally reproduced from the patented tree.
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Nokia, a Finnish telecom company, will have expanded access to Samsung's patented technologies under an intellectual property agreement.
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Microsoft Research first documented these prototype controllers back in October, and now Microsoft has even patented the idea.
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No. 215 REBOUND 103: Lamb drives and throws up one of his patented terrible shots at the rim.
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In 2015, Skechers sued the company for reportedly copying patented features of its sneakers, according to Footwear News.
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"High heels are notorious for bunions," says Dr. Blitz, who has patented his own device for bunion surgeries.
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Apple even patented a method for reading fingerprints through a screen, without the need for a dedicated sensor.
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IBM researchers recently patented an AI system to determine who should be in charge in any given situation.
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We capture sound at the source using patented audio-tracking tech, so viewers anywhere can hear every footstep.
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But despite the connection, you're anonymous within the community—and to the app's creators, too—through patented technology.
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It even patented a floating airship warehouse that could act as a base of operations for drone deliveries.
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Adding fuel to the fire is new investment by pharmaceutical companies, since genetically modified phages can be patented.
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The Company has reported robust clinical trial data in multiple indications for its patented PLX (PLacental eXpanded) cells.
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They've even patented some multi-touch gestures aimed at making working with tasks quicker than before, they said.
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Sonos sued Google last month, arguing that the tech giant was using its patented technology in smart speakers.
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And in 2010, Apple patented a round pizza box, which has been used in its employee cafeteria since.
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Nearly 100 years ago, Thomas Edison patented a system that would create concrete structures in a single pour.
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The regulations give new powers to the Patented Medicine Prices Review Board (PMPRB), which sets maximum drug prices.
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But the Method incorporates features more commonly found in industrial printers, some of which are patented by Stratasys.
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The startup has created a patented non-toxic adhesive to serve as an alternative to urea-formaldehyde. Materialize.
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The most innovative apples on the market are patented and trademarked, and have catchy names, logos, and slogans.
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Gillette, or rather the inventor King C. Gillette, patented the first safety razor more than 100 years ago.
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Anyone with scientific knowledge, an idea or a patented innovation can apply and tell us what they need.
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Recognizing the problem, AdhereTech makes patented smart pill bottles that track and improve medication adherence in real time.
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Imagine Facebook, which has already patented eye-tracking softwares, selling this information in another Cambridge Analytica-like scandal.
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California-headquartered ResMed says the New Zealand firm's masks, designed to treat sleep apnoea, violate its patented technology.
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Coolpad has alleged that Xiaomi violated its patented multi-simcard design and other technology related to user interface.
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And of course there's also the possibility that it never appears, like so many patented ideas and objects.
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These patented methods of producing drugs—-known as synthetic pathways—are arguably a pharmaceutical company's most valuable property.
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In India, the cost of generics was 33 percent of that measure, while patented drugs were 313 percent.
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Well, while no-one's been looking, they've been perfecting the aerial version of the patented Italian Job getaway.
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The commission singled out China as the leading culprit in purloining trade secrets, computer software and patented technology.
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Music, recently patented by the Facebook team, is going to make a huge mark on the tech world.
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To be sure, patented ideas are just that — ideas, that may or may not ever become commercial products.
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It will turn some arbitrary midpoint of your torso back into a waist with its patented squeezing technology.
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Amazon has patented technology that can interpret your emotions based on the tone and volume of your voice.
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Heatworks says its patented Ohmic Array Technology uses electrical conduction to instantly heat water to your desired temperature.
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A representative from GYENNO told Motherboard the spoon has several key differences from Lift's, which is also patented.
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Diving for his patented heel hook submission, Palhares met his maker in the elbows and fists of Meek.
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In his life, Cavanagh had developed several new devices, including a patented mechanical stapler and a roofing hammer.
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Roche also has rising financial obligations to other companies whose patented know-how contributed to its newer medicines.
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So in 1908, she patented a solution that many of us now rely on daily: the coffee filter.
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She gave us serious drag glam while also delivering a chuckle or two, which is her patented style.
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Dr. Dudrick, who never patented any of his techniques, wishing them to be universally available, died on Jan.
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Each of the robots was equipped with a patented "Pitzer wheel"—the appendage that does the actual picking.
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After 1845, when Peter Cooper patented the first powdered unflavored gelatin, the history of Jell-O races forward.
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Audio company Sonos has sued Google for allegedly copying its patented speaker technology while undercutting it at market.
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In 1877, Edison patented the electric pen, which allowed workers to make copies of handwritten documents much quicker.
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Using Smart's patented pressure defense, the Longhorns forced the Blue Devils into playing faster than they would've preferred.
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For the cappuccino lover in the house, its patented system mixes steam and milk to create a rich froth.
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I'm holding one of my patented MicroMeetups in Muscat, Oman on Thursday November 9th from 3pm to 6:30pm.
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After Subramanian patented YinMN compound, Shepherd Color licensed the pigment and has since turned it into paints and plastics.
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A patent gives its holder the right to exclude others from making, using, selling or importing the patented item.
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The OLO system uses a patented process for 'digitizing' patient blood into a set of specifically colored microscope images.
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"A lot of the the fundamental algorithms cannot be patented," Lee said in an interview on CNBC in February.
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While Verizon doesn't buy directly from Huawei, it may purchase products from vendors using the Chinese firm's patented technology.
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The firm points to Align's increasing portfolio of patented technologies, which it said should drive rapid revenue growth. Questions?
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While Tesla encouraged other companies to use its patented EV technology, Autopilot was never really part of the deal.
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Janssen echoed Merck Canada's concerns, adding that the provinces had already adopted policies to control costs of patented medicines.
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Perkin's discovery, which he patented and used to create a successful manufacturing business, made the color far more accessible.
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The now-patented technology allows Accion's ion engine design to have a longer lifetime than Busek's equivalent electrospray product.
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In one case, Qualcomm says Apple is relying on its patented technology to create the iPhone's Portrait Mode effect.
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The device is already patented in the Czech Republic and Gross has applied for patents in other European countries.
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When she heard that American torpedoes could be intercepted by the Germans, Lamarr patented the idea of frequency hopping.
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Huawei has patented a smartwatch that comes with a set of built-in Bluetooth earbuds, as spotted by LetsGoDigital.
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The first such company was the German-based Nacht-Milchkristalle, which patented its night-milk crystals back in 2010.
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Loosening himself up, Diaz starts to throw his patented one-two combination as Avila shapes in front of him.
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She couldn't get into more detail because the team is trying to get the wallet's design patented, she said.
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The company patented the technology years ago, but there's no solid indication it will be implemented any time soon.
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The justices also said that holders of U.S. patents cannot control what happens to patented items they sell abroad.
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The inventor of Zoltek's patented method, George Boyd, died in 2006, and the patent expired on March 1, 2005.
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It's so unusual that it's patented, and Skift reports that United has a five-year exclusive on the design.
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On the flipside, though, they acknowledge that their work could be used to "[navigate] around patented methodologies" as well.
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IBM researchers even patented a system for helping computers better understand and interpret human emotion when communicating with us.
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The two assets that consulting firms have to offer are simple — smart people and a patented problem-solving approach.
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Read moreThese $40 tights aren't cheap, but their patented waistband that won't dig in makes them worth the cost
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Crispr, which was first patented in 2012, allows scientists to tweak individual genes and change DNA sequences inside cells.
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If you have a patented product that nobody else can manufacture, why bother to spend money attracting top talent?
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In 1879, inventor Thomas Edison patented the incandescent light bulb after his laboratory tested 3,000 designs over two years.
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One of the reasons ghd tools tend to be on the pricier side is because of their patented technology.
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The first of its kind was invented in Britain in 1771, when it was patented by the British government.
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Morris Kuchenbecker, a retired package design engineer from the city of Neenah, patented a series of frozen-food cartons.
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Fourteen years and many microscope slides later, de Mestral patented the hooked design for Velcro, inspired by the burrs.
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The first can opener was patented in 1855, almost 50 years after storing food in cans became a thing.
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But Nadal got a third break point and won it with a patented looping forehand winner off an overhead.
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"But for drugs that lack clinical substitutes — including some patented drugs and complex biologics — competition doesn't work," he said.
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Among Thomas Edison's 1,000-plus inventions, his development of his patented incandescent light bulb surely was among his greatest.
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Up to 12 years can pass between the time a drug is patented and when it hits the marketplace.
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Stamkos scored from one knee on his patented one-timer after a backhand pass across the slot by Killorn.
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MDMA was originally patented by pharmaceutical giant Merck in 1912, but it was never marketed and the patent lapsed.
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Despite his arrogant attitude, you have to admit that his patented, single-serving wine containers are a fun idea.
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Panasonic's patented Inverter technology allows you to steam, braise, and poach, but it also performs more traditional microwave functions.
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The brand's rubberized fabric — which is constructed by hand and tape-sealed at the seams — was patented in 1823.
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California-based ResMed has said the New Zealand firm's masks, designed to treat sleep apnoea, violate its patented technology.
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Nike Inc on Thursday filed a lawsuit accusing rival Puma SE of using patented athletic shoe technology without authorization.
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Not all patented technologies are put to use — indeed, the filing mentions headphone jacks, which Apple has phased out.
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The Nespresso Lattissima uses a patented automatic cappuccino system to achieve real cappuccino and lattes automatically into a glass.
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If the patented technology can read traffic signs, then it could be a key component of autonomous vehicles for Apple.
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This change applies to all patented drugs, and could result in lower prices for some drugs already on the market.
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Erno Rubik, a Hungarian scientist, patented the original cube in 215 (his first attempt at cracking it took several weeks).
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Facebook even patented a technology that would let banks analyze a person's Facebook data when they applied for a loan.
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Qualcomm's approach sets royalty rates based on the proportion of 'added value' the patented technology provides to the completed product.
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In 2012, Facebook patented a method of credit assessment that could consider the credit scores of people in your network.
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It boasts a patented TACH connecting system that allows you to fasten up to nine bags together in merely seconds.
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That is, he turns up, pours out the patented Murray cocktail of hipster cool and potential chaos, and then vanishes.
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As such, the patented technology increases the "availability, safety, and usefulness of the services of autonomous vehicles," Google's application reads.
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The inventor is listed as Kabir Siddiqui, who has also successfully patented Microsoft's Surface kickstand and Surface camera angle previously.
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And "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote" does have pleasing traces of his patented eccentricity and cheek, if nothing else.
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Its strongly patented solution is a fraction of the weight and size of existing solutions whilst still providing greater bandwidth.
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In an effort to counter this, the Army's Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC) has patented self-destructing bullets.
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In a second case, Amazon sued sellers who are offering fake versions of a patented moving product called Forearm Forklift.
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He also mentioned Blind implements a patented infrastructure to prevent his team from seeing who the individual posting might be.
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Samsung has patented so many foldable phone designs, Patently Mobile created a huge archive to keep track of them all.
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Apple could even get rid of MagSafe, its long-patented (and very useful) power adaptor, and use just USB-C.
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It gradually returned centuries later, but didn't become widespread again until 22, when Joseph Aspdin developed and patented Portland cement.
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Lax intellectual-property rules in the 1980s allowed its firms to crib drugs patented elsewhere for its huge domestic market.
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BlackBerry has filed a complaint against Snap accusing the company of infringing its patented messaging technology in the Snapchat app.
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Frank Bannigan, the founder of Kambrook, discussing the fact his company never patented its early design for the power strip.
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The BBC reports Harooni claims he patented an "integrated lighting accessory and case for a mobile phone device" in 2013.
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"We have patented our production method that allows us to produce the fibrous texture of oats and beans" she said.
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The agency can challenge the list price of any patented drug in Canada and order companies to repay some revenue.
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That innovation, which is patented, addresses a fundamental issue that for decades has hindered development of new classes of antibiotics.
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"BlackBerry seeks to obtain recompense for Nokia's unauthorized use of BlackBerry's patented technology," the Canadian company said in the complaint.
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Robards also patented a kind of growling drawl—a grawl, so to speak—that Hanks is too smart to mimic.
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Each bike also carries more than 60 patented parts so that they cannot be sold for use on other bicycles.
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Each box includes a patented "crisp sheet insert" to keep the pizza elevated and to maintain an "oven-hot" temperature.
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It's important to remember, though, that just because Google has patented something doesn't mean it will ever become a product.
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IBM's lawsuit, filed in U.S. court in Delaware in 2016, alleged Groupon used IBM's patented e-commerce technology without authorization.
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Unlike other ab wheels, Perfect Fitness uses a patented spring design to help make the most out of each movement.
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Really. While sneaking around office blocks and bunkers, peep around corners using BJ's not-at-all-patented slant-yourself posture.
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When its athletic director, Jennifer Cohen, flew to Syracuse to interview him, she got a jolt of his patented energy.
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It's short for Gatling gun, which was patented in 1862 by Richard Jordan Gatling and shortened to "GAT" around 1904.
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" A company spokesperson tells us ... the band uses "patented magnetic technology developed by marine biologists to deter predatory shark species.
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According to the brand, the bristles are a new patented design, wider and slightly angled, that complements a speedy manicure.
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Snook patented this design only eight years after the Model T became the first car produced on an assembly line.
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Rose's patented straw, which is metal and comes equipped with a portable case, retails on the company's website for $24.95.
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President Trump's response to the Charlottesville riots over the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue displayed his patented technique.
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A German student named Philip Frenzel has patented a potential solution for this problem: the AD (active dampening) phone case.
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One of the first ... actually, one of the very first ones that he patented was the idea for recombinant DNA.
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They recently patented a completely spherical dewar that uses gravity to constantly orient itself correctly inside a protective, crate-like matrix.
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Molded insoles, patented shock absorption, and the perfect shade of poppy red make these Teva-styled sandals the perfect summer shoe.
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"The test is patented and we are seeking commercial partners for further development towards regulatory approval and clinical availability," Rabbini said.
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These buds supposedly pack a unique, patented technology that will supposedly make you feel like you're sitting in the recording studio.
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Even though Huawei has a tiny presence in the U.S., American companies like Verizon will still use patented technology from Huawei.
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It also created an AI algorithm for designing clothes and patented an AR mirror that lets you virtually try on clothes.
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A Chinese man has pled guilty to stealing patented U.S. corn seeds for his employer, an agricultural tech firm in Beijing.
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The Hy's key feature is its patented wishbone-shaped speaker, which braces itself against the inner walls of your ear canal.
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A researcher called Klaus Lackner came up with the principles 20 years ago and Dr Keith patented his version in 2015.
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The new patented tech uses a mechanical hinge that allows flexible devices to be used in a number of different ways.
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These patented ideas may never see the light of day, but it highlights that the communication between drones will be key.
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Their patented design would become legendary in popularizing the dark ride, and could soon be seen in parks across the country.
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Williams tags along with YouTube's favorite trick shot guys and outshines them all with her accuracy, power and patented Serena grunt.
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So Max tweaked it and made it sound like one of his patented bass sounds, and it stayed on the record.
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SlingFin's patented WebTruss is a continuous sleeve of material that locks the tent poles together at the vertex of the structure.
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The company just patented a kid-friendly 3D scanner that can digitize small objects using a smartphone's camera and clever software.
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It's patented, but rivals (like iRobot, which recently introduced its own mower) could certainly build one if it was sufficiently different.
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Since then, brows have become huge, and ABH has experienced rapid growth, largely thanks to the patented Golden Ratio Shaping Method.
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Apple has patented some weird stuff in the past year—remember Bag, the foldable phone, and the phone that's all screen?
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Image: DLRLilienthal studied how birds fly in fine detail before making the first flight using his patented hang glider in 1891.
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SAP America Inc and HP Inc have defeated a lawsuit accusing them of willfully copying an inventor's patented business automation technology.
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However, it does look like Amazon might finally putting this patented technology to use in the development of some new hardware.
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Next, he plans to turn his idea into a business when he brings his creation — which is now patented — to Kickstarter.
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He spends his time off with the other blue jays, presumably impressing them with his patented backflip-feint grasshopper catching move.
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The device looks like a pressure cooker and uses patented technology combined with an online ingredient delivery platform to prepare meals.
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The head of the Small Business Administration smiled ... but shut Blum down with the efficiency of a patented John Cena STFU.
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According to Miles, he and Richardson's patented double fist tap to the head was a way of shouting out those players.
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In 1889, back when it was just the Sealy Corporation, the company patented an invention that pressed cotton to make mattresses.
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Google has patented a unique solution that puts a glue-like adhesive on the front end of the self-driving car.
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The company has patented the technology around the tests themselves, including both design and utility patents, with several others still pending.
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In the field of patented medicines, the industry points to the billions of dollars that are required to develop new treatments.
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What's presumably the main recording is in the key of D major and drifts atop one of Stevens' patented electronic soundscapes.
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A new, patented "dual ring" design varies silicone thickness so moms can adjust the suction force according to their comfort level.
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Air Co. says its patented system works by using (renewable solar) electricity to turn carbon from the air into pure ethanol.
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Momentum is building for American regulators to catch up with Europe in promoting "biosimilars", which are generic approximations of patented drugs.
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Of its 400 employees, 40 are on the engineering team, building patented technology for rapidly printing small batches of T-shirts.
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The experts also called for urgent reforms in the way essential drugs are developed and patented to improve affordability and access.
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Inventors continued to test products over the following decades, and in 1879, Thomas Edison patented the first commercially successful light bulb.
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This isn't science fiction: Amazon has patented a system for doing exactly this in its Amazon Go cashier-less convenience stores.
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Most of us can reach into our pockets or bags at any moment and pull out a patented, life-changing technology.
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They also contain patented Bio-Shield technology clinically proven to flush out bad bacteria to prevent UTIs and improve urinary health.
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The federal regulations would give new powers to the Patented Medicine Prices Review Board, a national agency that sets maximum prices.
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To that end, FDA regulations require drug companies to sell samples of their patented drugs to FDA-approved generics upon request.
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Along the way, DJ Khaled used his patented Asahldchemy to help Lil Wayne land the number one song in the country.
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Patented in 1984, the device represented a culmination of much of the company's work on switches as a form of input.
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What these apples have in common is that they're known as "club apples," meaning that each variety is patented and trademarked.
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Bialetti made the first stovetop espresso maker back in 1933, and it's still using the exact same patented moka pot design.
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The patented formula bonds to your hair, which helps it cover up roots and blend in perfectly with any hair color.
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Nikola Tesla patented an ozone generator back in 1896; during World War I (before antibiotics) it was used as an antiseptic.
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The filing also mentions technology Megvii patented to identify dogs from their nose prints, used by Beijing authorities to manage strays.
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Mr. Duffy and Dr. Edith Mathiowitz, a professor at the Center for Biomedical Engineering at Brown University, have patented the technology.
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It powers up to three devices at once with patented SmartSpeed Technology, so each gadget charges up safely at top speed.
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Though the company claims to have patented the process, the chef David Burke said he created it and holds the patent.
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Sonos, which makes wireless home speakers, said Google stole patented technology, including the tech that lets smart speakers pair and sync.
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The appeals court acknowledged that the general rule was that buyers of patented products could do with them what they wished.
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Technology companies often imitate innovations made by their rivals and incorporate hundreds or thousands of patented ideas in a new product.
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The appeals court acknowledged that the general rule is that buyers of patented products can do with them what they wish.
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Over these letters, the ITC ultimately issued a limited exclusion order, prohibiting Comcast from importing products that included the patented technology.
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Mebrahtu -- who is from Ethiopia and studied chemical engineering in the US -- designed and patented a reusable menstrual pad in 22020.
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This luggage set, which features a patented TACH connecting system that can fasten up to nine bags without using external accessories.
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Amazon patented the design for this worker cage in 2016, envisioning a solution to human worker safety in an automated warehouse.
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Pharmaceutical companies, for example, donate drugs but push to protect lucrative patents, even as poor countries demand access to patented drugs.
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"Google has been blatantly and knowingly copying our patented technology," Sonos CEO Patrick Spence said in a statement to the Times.
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Indoor cycling startup Peloton Interactive Inc on Wednesday filed a lawsuit accusing rival Flywheel Sports Inc of copying its patented technology.
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After cheering at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, he founded a cheerleading camp, patented the pompom and invented the Herkie jump.
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Using patented data science and cyber risk models, Arceo generates analytics-driven insights for insurance carriers, brokers and end-insured customers.
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One method, oxy-combustion, was pioneered in the late 22016th century, while another, using chemical absorption, was patented in the 22s.
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There are reports of "patent pirates" knowingly using patented technology and threatening IPR challenges if the patent holder asserts its rights.
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Here's what we do know about the car now, from the company itself: It's built using carbon fiber and aluminum, has a patented, unique "frontal crash structure" designed to boost safety, uses carbon fiber and aluminum wheels for decreased mass and higher range, and uses patented fast charge tech to achieve 100 miles of range in nine minutes.
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It's worth noting that Facebook has itself patented using social graph for assessing eligibility of creditworthiness, as the Atlantic reported last year.
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Amazon patented some of that technology in a 2017 patent, which shows a woman saying, "Alexa, I'm hungry," while coughing and sniffling.
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All three share innovative features, including a patented cooling system to optimize performance of their motors and high energy lithium polymer batteries.
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Apple has patented flexible, stretchable screen designs before—but the pliable tech remains nothing more than speculative pipe dreams at the moment.
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He appeared in famed Austinite Richard Linklater's 2001 film Waking Life, delivering one of his patented spittle-flecked rants in animated form.
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This powers a patented water treatment system that uses a graphene-based filtering process, before the water is boiled and then distilled.
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Nikolaevich's patented design even includes space underneath the cabin so that passengers' luggage will detach in the event of an emergency, too.
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"Waymo developed its patented inventions…at great expense, and through years of painstaking research, experimentation, and trial and error," the complaint read.
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But in those same years, German scientist Ferdinand Braun was doing similar work using an induction coil designed and patented by Tesla.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration said that the chemical was originally patented in Pfizer in 2009, but has no commercial or medical uses.
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On top of that, Waymo has patented several key aspects of its lidar design, and it charges Uber with infringing those patents.
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Working along side FRIGO, they chose a patented fabric with exceptional moisture-wicking properties, intended to keep any man's nether regions fresh.
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Wisebatt wants to lower the cost of R&D for hardware engineers by providing them with a patented simulation and collaboration platform.
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He said the changes would have exempted tobacco used in hookahs, or water pipe smoking, and excluded tobacco products patented before 2000.
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The company has patented some fairly weird and unlikely concepts before, like a display that wraps all the way around a phone.
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The company patented its idea around live video shopping last year and was spotted hiring for its Amazon Live efforts before that.
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It's got it all—visual punnery, 90's pop cultural references, and patented top-secret mood ring technology stolen from Area 51.
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That allowed her to compare genes that were patented by lenient examiners with largely similar genes denied patents by their stricter colleagues.
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She and a bioprocessing professor at the university have since patented the yeast and created a company to sell it to brewers.
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It's new patented technique uses the leftover white pulp from cocoa beans to create a powder that naturally contains sugar, Bloomberg reported.
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The Canadian firm launched Canopy Health Innovation in late 22014 to build a portfolio of patented and federally approved cannabinoid-based medicines.
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The ChomChom Roller Pet Hair Remover is designed to pick up pet hair quickly and efficiently with its patented rolling brush system.
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Scores of merchants have copied the patented product, using its name, images and labels and undercutting the real Forearm Forklift on price.
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Due to JuulSalts, its patented nicotine formulations, Juuls provide a nicotine hit that's more like smoking a cigarette than other e-cigs.
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Israeli researchers are investing in cannabinoid patents, and U.S. biotech companies like Emerald Bioscience are trying to make their own patented formulations.
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The "patent box", a scheme by which companies can pay 10% corporation tax on profits earned from patented inventions, is also attractive.
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Holistic health advocate Deepak Chopra is at it again, this time spouting his patented food nonsense at the "Fat Summit" online conference.
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A similar design was patented by a Swiss woman named Katharina Kuhn-Moos around the same time, but it was never manufactured.
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HP says it has patented this new headphone cooling, and the company avoided using fans to ensure there was no additional noise.
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Last year, Apple patented a VR headset akin to Google Cardboard or Samsung's Gear VR that uses a smartphone as a screen.
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Ulengi (John Kani) and race car driver Juan Carlos (Luis Gerardo Mendez) — to conduct the patented murder mystery reveal and exonerate themselves.
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James L. Kraft of Illinois patented a manufacturing process in 290 that allowed for mass production of his famous orange cheese "product".
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He even graced one lucky patient with one of his patented Spidey flips in the hospital hallway, as the video above reveals.
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Upon entry, the seat, steering wheel, and pedals moved into a personalized driving position with the help of the patented Ergovision system.
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Requiring absolutely zero tools to set up, it features a patented expandable wing system that adjusts wherever you want to install it.
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Environmentally, the overuse of shark liver oil is far from kosher, so Biossance uses a patented technology that derives squalane from sugarcane.
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Dilip and his sister Jaya Goswami patented the tech and founded Molekule to bring their father's invention to the rest of us.
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Cross-border sales could also put pressure on U.S. prices for patented drugs, which lead the world and well exceed even Canada's.
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It makes no sense to prescribe an expensive patented medicine for the sniffles when something that costs cents will do the job.
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But they were all part of the "boy have we patented it" multi-touch gestures of which Steve Jobs was so proud.
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He has an extensive repertoire of almost manic hand and arm gestures: the one-handed karate chop, the accordion, his patented cobra.
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American inventor H. N. Wadsworth patented his version of the toothbrush in 1857, and electric toothbrushes began appearing in stores in 1960.
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Patented iAdapt 3.0 Navigation with vSLAM technology allows the robot to seamlessly navigate and efficiently clean an entire level of your home
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A young skincare company with a patented and clinically validated active ingredient is very rare and valuable, but it was no accident.
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Here, he is proudly showing off a Yachtmaster 40, which comes with Rolex's patented Oysterflex bracelet and is made from rose gold.
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The two tech giants have been feuding for years over the IP royalties Qualcomm charges Apple for using their patented chip technology.
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Thanks to their patented Drop-In heel, you can slip your feet into a pair OluKai Nohea Moku Shoes with zero effort.
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The Takeya Patented Deluxe Cold Brew Iced Coffee Maker is the preferred cold brew maker of Insider Picks Guides Editor Les Shu.
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It also has two patented peptides, one that reduces puffiness and one that helps boost collagen production and protect against collagen loss.
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No matter how patented life's course seems when you are leading it day to day, everything could always have been much different.
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Waggoner, who also has his own patented training program for detection dogs, argues that machines break down early in the smelling process.
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In the early 1990s, Giles patented a new type of ship hull that glides across the water instead of plowing through it.
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We recently launched a homegrown online vision test called Prescription Check, which leverages our patented technology to provide an intuitive user experience.
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Insurance companies and the FDA ought to require head-to-head study designs of clinical trials to investigate generic and patented medications.
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The company then delivers the vehicle, or customers can pick up them at one of Carvana's 8003 patented, automated car vending machines.
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Some may read this intro and roll their eyes, arguing that Lawrence's patented self-deprecation and casual dorkiness are a big act.
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American companies cannot find domestic suppliers able to provide the same products, which often contain patented combinations of minerals or other metals.
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The Wall Street Journal broke the news yesterday that interactive video company Eko is accusing Quibi of infringing on its patented technology.
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He also hit a couple of his patented step-back threes, moves for which there doesn&apost seem to be a defense.
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Storer and his wife rebranded the company to Night Tech Gear, and now they have a full line of patented safety products.
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In 1876, inventor Alexander Graham Bell patented the first phone: a bulky device with a curved mouthpiece and earpiece connected by wires.
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In 1863, he patented a bomb-dropping balloon intended to fly over enemy defenses and drop its payload, causing death and confusion.
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Within a few months, Fortner had developed and patented a repeater system for biathlon rifles that reduced the loading time between rounds.
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You don't have to add extra glue and the patented clear Gel-O component ensures they'll never yellow or crack with time.
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According to Spivak, the patented printing technique will only take about a month to engrave the entirety of Wikipedia on the disk.
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The GloPRO is a popular (and patented) microneedling tool that solves a genuine consumer need, and thus is a target for the fakers.
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The formula's patented ingredient — a blend of licorice, persimmon leaf, and other botanical extracts rich in antioxidants — brightens, soothes, and strengthens the skin.
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Earlier this year Kylie Jenner, the beauty mogul and Kardashian-Jenner family member, gave one of her patented home tours to Architectural Digest.
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CP Robotics is based on patented software that makes robots able to automatically plan processes, such as grinding, milling, welding, plasma-cutting etc.
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Who knows but NIAGEN is a patented product so it's not likely the startup will be using NR after the supply runs out.
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Atolla, a direct-to-consumer skin-care brand, just patented its algorithmic process which creates personalized facial serums for customers, according to WWD.
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It wouldn't be long before the two were estranged, as Tracy began disagreeing with both his father's business decisions, and his patented style.
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Her patented product called BedBand consists of a set of shock cords, clamps and locks designed to keep fitted bed sheets in place.
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The company has patented the technology, but won't say when it will start offering them to all those beleaguered, grease covered bike-owners.
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Using a patented technology the company calls Augmented Polymer Deposition, its printers are able to imbue plastics with features they didn't usually have.
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The company has patented a number of foldable designs over recent years, including a device that folds outwards twice to triple in size.
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Mr. Potato Head is older, patented in 1952, and based on an idea that's likely to last: Kids like to play with food.
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Lexmark sued several companies in 2010 for infringing its patented toner products by selling aftermarket cartridges that had been refurbished by third parties.
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That gave it a monopoly over the tests until June 2013, when the Supreme Court ruled that naturally occurring genes cannot be patented.
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If successful, the bid gives Ren - and China - a world-class portfolio of patented crop chemicals and a pipeline of innovative seed products.
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Copyrighted software can be written around; patented software cannot, so small software firms today find it much harder to protect their innovative ideas.
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Small biotechs patented two-thirds of the novel drugs the FDA approved last year; Big Pharma companies only developed one-quarter of them.
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The H10D is a 4K HDR TV featuring Hisense's patented ULED display technology, quantum dot wide color gamut, and full array local dimming.
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Kenzen delivers real-time health insights using patented biosensors, sweat analysis and predictive analytics with the aim of preempting dehydration, cramping, and injuries.
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Amazon has patented a wristband that tracks the hand movements of warehouse workers and uses vibrations to nudge them into being more efficient.
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He has patented around 90 alcosynth compounds, two of which are currently being "rigorously tested" tested for widespread use, he told The Independent.
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Saratoga Energy: Over the course of six years, the company has developed and patented a production process to synthesize carbon nanotubes from CO2.
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Just a remind that I'm holding one of our patented MicroMeetups in Muscat, Oman on Thursday November 9th from 3pm to 6:30pm.
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Enter sixth grade inventors from Ann Arbor, Michigan, who have patented a digitally connected alarm system to warn bee-keepers of mite infestation.
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Architect Buckminster Fuller worked at length on designs for floating cities and even patented a pair of unrealized floating breakwaters in the 1970s.
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But that didn't stop the comedian from unleashing his patented stream of insults at Eastwood and his guests during a 1986 tribute show.
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In time, nearly anyone will be able to make the components for almost anything — patented or not, protected or not, dangerous or not.
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"Price differentiation allows for lower prices for applications that do not use the patented technology as intensively as others," the Ericsson executive said.
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The device, which administers a single dose of the hormone epinephrine to treat potentially life threatening anaphylactic shocks, uses a patented dosage system.
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Thanks to its patented multi-weave layers, the sand will remain trapped underneath, offering you a fun, sand-free day at the beach.
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It's even plausible Google could be looking to use Lytro's talent and patented tech to fend off Facebook's Oculus VR and Magic Leap.
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ResMed in August moved against Fisher & Paykel in the United States, Germany and New Zealand to stop alleged infringement of its patented technology.
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Mossberg has patented a personalized shotgun that only fires when a user wears a special magnetic tag in the form of a ring.
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Meanwhile, America's Supreme Court agreed to hear Samsung's appeal against the penalties it has incurred for copying Apple's patented designs on the iPhone.
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Eater reports that Dr. Daniel Perlman of Brandeis University has invented and patented a coffee flour, milled from par-baked green coffee beans.
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Truepic's patented technology verifies that the image hasn't been altered or edited, and watermarks it with a time stamp, geocode, and other metadata.
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In 1951, she patented her sauce, Chillup, and was basically Harland Sanders when it came to keeping her collection of spices a secret.
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And recently, it patented tech that would allow Alexa to tell if you're sick, then offer to sell you meds – like cough drops.
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The program's patented plants, grown by farmers in California and around the world, generated some hundred million dollars in revenue for the university.
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The company's patented CX expansion-compression technology increases the space inside the luggage up to 26 percent by simply pulling on a lever.
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On a recent evening, the proprietors, Dave Arnold and Don Lee, were investigating a mysterious spill from one of their many patented centrifuges.
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The starter kit comes with everything you need to complete the cleaning process: a garment bag, booster spray, and the patented "ultracleaning" cloth.
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Shu Uemura's lash curler has a serious cult following with its unique shape and patented hinge, and it's a top pick among professionals.Pros:
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Plus, the below-the-ankle fit and patented non-slip grip sole eliminate bunching and make flowing from pose to pose a breeze.
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The Swiss multinational claimed that its patented process will allow those eating the chocolate to taste the same sweetness but using less sugar.
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From the moment the bout began, Dos Anjos plowed forward with his patented hyper-aggression, while Alvarez looked to circle out of danger.
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Medical diagnostics company CareDx Inc on Tuesday filed a lawsuit accusing larger rival Natera Inc of using patented organ transplantation technology without authorization.
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After a scramble in transition—created by one of Ball's patented throwaheads—Josh Hart finds his fellow rookie wide open on the wing.
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Then there was the Trap, patented in 1993—basically an insertable rubber pocket with plastic spears arranged in a circle at the front.
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Commando tights are pricey at $238 - $40 per pair, but they feature a patented raw-cut waistband that stays put without digging in.
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The unique, patented cover not only helps you easily stack the trays in your freezer, but it reduces odors, resulting in fresher cubes.
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Among the several exhibits was one focused on counterfeit products, and therein were displayed several real, patented items side-by-side with knockoffs.
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Most importantly, they will have to bring their patented Johnny and Tara vibe to perhaps the most important sporting event in the world.
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West's patented Donda West and Robert Kardashian airbrush tee will already run you at least triple the $45 in-store price on EBay.
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Approached by Singapore's ports authority six years ago, he developed and patented a way for coastal cities to create land in the sea.
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When the President tries to calm markets with his patented "nothing to see here" strategy, the boomerang appears because he has no credibility.
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Apple patented a circular pizza box that keeps pizza crispy and well-ventilated as employees walk from Apple's cafeterias back to their desks.
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Too often they've focused on so-called "me too drugs"— newly patented drugs that cost more yet do nothing better than existing medicines.
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While Impossible depends on the patented ingredient heme, Beyond builds its burgers and sausages without genetically modified components, touting that approach as healthier.
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The Space Discovery and the Race Pilot models each have two modules — electronic or mechanical — that can be docked to a patented wristband.
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I bought a Good Night Light LED Sleep bulb, $28, which comes with its own "patented technology" to support your body's melatonin production.
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Finally, he settled on an artificial fabric that he created himself out of fibres from recycled plastic water bottles, and he patented it.
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Kurup patented her technology last year and is searching for a company that is already working in the developing world to implement it.
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The antibiotic could also be sold at a reasonable price in developing countries, which might otherwise be unable to afford a patented antibiotic.
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However, Booster has designed and patented some of the technology on its fuel delivery trucks, which Mycroft thinks will give it an edge.
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A video playing on a projector screen highlighted the patented "Grab'Em By The Pussy" (GEBTP) security arms that hold the device in place.
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Nick Spanos is an early pioneer of blockchain technology, and the founder and inventor of VoteWatcher, the patented first-ever blockchain voting platform.
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Apple, meanwhile, is claiming that Qualcomm charges unfairly high royalties for its patented technologies, and has sued the chipmaker for roughly $1 billion.
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Its technology links "smart city" cameras and sensors to patented predictive algorithms that trigger audio and visual alarms in standard and autonomous vehicles.
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But if they do, it's conceivable that Iwobi made some brilliant plays to get them there — including one of his patented rainbow kicks.
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Using his ever-deepening striking arsenal and his patented wrestling, the New Yorker outfought his Brazilian adversary to a sound unanimous decision victory.
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Dippin' Dots Cryogenics is essentially making Dippin' Dots' patented stainless steel machinery available for use to companies in, say, pharmaceutical and agricultural sectors.
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You can trace the vibrating technology in the wands we use today back to the 19th century, when the original vibrators were patented.
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Range is rated at over 300 miles by EPA standards, SF Motors says, thanks to a "patented" battery system that emphasizes safety through design.
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"I literally started it because of having a problem," Crystal Etienne, founder of Panty Prop— which has a patented design — said to Business Insider.
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The company also developed a special accessory for corrections: a patented lanyard that deactivated the Taser if a prisoner wrestled it from a guard.
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You know, so we have a soft rocket motor, we use a reentry technique that is patented, and obviously it's an air launch system.
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" Apple contended that the jury instructions were "not erroneous," and said it had proved that Samsung applied its patented designs to its "entire phones.
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Because they are fixed, the buttons can't be utilized by third party apps, so Apple patented a display that extends beyond the front surface.
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This idea may seem out there, but Apple has already patented covers that leave both the front and back panels of an iPhone exposed.
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"The way tech companies work is that everything gets patented, but it's rarely enforced—it's more of a mutually assured destruction mechanism," he explains.
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Enforcing a patent against minimal infringement acts is impractical and uneconomical (unless you're 3D printing a patented stealth bomber or another high-dollar item).
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The lawsuit names Foxconn, Pegatron, Wistron, and Compal, all of which Qualcomm says have stopped paying royalties for patented technologies used in Apple's products.
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The Wall Street Journal reported last year that Huawei was repeatedly pressing Verizon to pay licensing fees on technologies it claimed to have patented.
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It patented so-called Roundup Ready soybeans and later added alfalfa, canola, corn, cotton, and sugar beets to the list of Roundup-resistant products.
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He let my hair air dry slightly before starting on the cut, utilizing his patented scissors and adjusting the cut for both side parts.
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A brash and infectiously bombastic wall of sound, the opening stirs memories of the grand, modal style that John Coltrane patented in the 1960s.
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They're thermal insulated, durable, mold-resistant, and feature a handy patented design that allows them to easily unfold and hang in your shopping cart.
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This has been aided by its patented "interactive machine learning technology," which allows it to label images faster and cheaper than typical labeling services.
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SMAC's expanding group of patented and patent-pending Tech Niche applications give SMAC distributors a very powerful tool for expanding sales of SMAC products.
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Using a patented and robust research methodology, we publish exhaustive research reports covering a host of industries such as Technology, Chemicals, Materials, and Energy.
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According to the Tesla Museum in Belgrade, Tesla knew how important the invention could be, so he patented it in 11 countries as well.
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In 1890, New Zealander David Strang invented and patented the powder form now recognized around the world, beginning the now ubiquitous instant coffee industry.
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Kuvee's changing the way consumers drink wine by offering a patented wine bottle that keeps the oxygen out of an open bottle, preventing spoilage.
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Stevens' Smart Clapper improved on the original Clapper, patented in Canada by Peter Liljequist of Canada and Kou I. Chen of Taiwan in 1985.
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Patented in 1979, the rugged light anticipated needs that cops didn't know they had—and made the inventor's company hundreds of millions of dollars.
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John Cena and Hugh Jackman were guests on The Late Late Show and Cena taught Jackman his home-patented technique of "reverse smack-talk".
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"I Don't Know" is one of McCartney's patented piano ballads, the kind that singer-songwriters in the mid-00s ripped off to varying success.
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Newer, easy-to-remove inks are being patented, which may represent a healthier approach due to biodegradable ingredients, and a more predictable laser response.
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But all 21 drugs - including both off-patent generic and newer, patented drugs - were more effective than placebos, or dummy pills, the results showed.
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The invention of the spork is generally credited to a doctor named Samuel W. Francis who, in 1874, patented the spoon-fork-knife combo.
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In 85033, New York-based telecommunications company Vringo charged that ZTE had been using its-patented technology for years without paying any licensing fees.
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Anunciata, who also went by Nancy, was an inventor who patented a device to apply steam to the face -- effectively an at home facial.
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Henry Ford had many years of struggles when a lawyer patented the automobile, and so his company had a culture resistant to patent litigation.
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When Thomas Edison patented the incandescent light bulb, he succeeded in blocking competitors who offered products that in fact improved on his original design.
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The company also said sales of its patented medicines benefited from demand in emerging markets, which contribute about a quarter of Pfizer's total sales.
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Shop Commando TightsCommando's main selling point is that its line of tights has a patented, raw-cut waistband that won't dig into your skin.
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That's why Versafit's patented non-noise isolating design lets you hear your music clearly, while still being in tune with the world around you.
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Canada is one of the worst actors in this space, with its Patented Medicine Prices Review Board, or "PMPRB", grossly undervaluing innovative U.S. medicines.
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What distinguishes this "fluoride-alternative" toothpaste from common brands like Crest and Colgate is Rennou™, a patented ingredient that naturally occurs in chocolate.
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"We can go driving on my scootah [scooter], uh, you know, just riding in London," the "Luther" star says in his patented cockney drawl.
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While the move needs practice, it seems less controversial than his patented step-back and different than any other move in the NBA today.
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The water system was developed and patented by scientists at the Faculty of Fisheries and Protection of Water at South Bohemia University at Vodnany.
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To add insult to injury is Perdue's rationale behind this escalation: theft of intellectual property in the form of patented genetically engineered seed varieties.
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Last night, Trump did another one of his patented retweets and, while this one wasn't of a white supremacist, it was just as repugnant.
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As The Local reports, Professor Valerio Sanguigni at the University of Rome Tor Vergata has patented a recipe for a gelato with antioxidant properties.
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Last year the company patented a small "telepresence" drone for collaborating with colleagues from remote locations, according to an application that was updated today.
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A Michican company is suing Apple claiming the technology used to measure heart rate in the latest Apple Watches infringes on its patented technology.
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The Bessemer Process patented in 1856 by Sir Henry Bessemer is one of the inventions most closely associated with catalyzing the second industrial revolution.
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But Huawei denied the claims in the Journal's report, showing side-by-side images of the patented design against its own allegedly infringing camera.
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His company began to implement a lean approach after it lost a court battle over a patented process and competitors undercut the company's prices.
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Cartier's Révélation d'une Panthère, introduced in January, has 900 loose beads suspended in oil inside a watch case made of its patented sapphire glass.
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That's because nobody ever patented "Axminster," and now, like Xerox and Thermos, the word has evolved from brand name to generic term in Britain.
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It's full of patented technology like the "Quad" baking system that lets you customize the flavor, texture, and color of your round Belgian waffle.
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Snaplight and Harooni say LuMee jacked their patented technology, and made it an unfair fight by teaming up with a supreme trendsetter like Kim.
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But the pharmaceutical industry doesn't have an incentive to do that with psychedelics: These drugs can't be patented, since they're existing, well-known substances.
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In 19th-century America, an inventor, Marvin Stone, wrapped paper strips around a pencil, glued and waxed them, and patented his creation in 1888.
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Aviptadil is a patented form of Vasoactive Intestinal Polypeptide that has previously shown promise in treating Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS), the companies said.
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Purdue Pharma, which patented the painkiller OxyContin in 1992, is seen as having knowingly obscured the true dangers and addictive qualities of their product.
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It uses a patented molecule that captures carbon dioxide from power plant emissions and uses it to make other useful products like baking soda.
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A startup that has patented "digital pharmaceuticals" and entered into the second stage of a research-and-development contract with the US Air Force.
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Your LifeBrite Sadness Lamp is equipped with our patented Ionizer, which can blast white light through even the tightly clenched fingers shielding your eyes.
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Sonos, the high-end audio company, said Google had copied its patented speaker technology and used its dominance in search to enter new markets.
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Because all four drugs in the formulation are older and no longer patented, Cipla might eventually offer it in wealthy countries too, he said.
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After the war, engineers at Raytheon, a company that manufactured magnetron tubes, patented both a process for heating food and an oven-shaped device.
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The group, whose work received funding from the Australian government, has patented the new battery and further testing is scheduled for later this year.
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Sonos engineers patented the technology to enable the assistants to work side by side, and executives lobbied Amazon and Google to let it happen.
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And, according to the company, its patented frames — handmade as a single piece, without screws, glue or welding — are the lightest in the world.
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Patented brand name drug producers have the right to earn a full return to their costly drug development efforts during their drug patent's lifetime.
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Over the years many inventors have patented designs of what a flying car could look like, although they never actually made it to production.
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Feasible but experimental Though the patented product has not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration, experimental treatments (PDF) have been conducted in Pennsylvania.
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Match says its suit is simply a defense of its patented designs, while Bumble ties the suit to Match's attempts to buy out the company.
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Anyone else's dad still say "Dempster Dumpster," for the brothers who patented it in 1939, and alas, aren't around now to copyright Dempster Dumpster Fire?
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The six-month-old company, founded by Sam Merullo and Isobel Hume, offers a patented delivery scooter that boasts an illuminated "backbox" showcasing partner brands.
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Using the company's patented "Baked on the Way" technology and the delivery truck's six ovens, pizza-makers can bake up to 120 pizzas per hour.
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Formation Audio – Patented Formation Wireless Technology turns any traditional passive system into a high-fidelity streaming system for a best-of-all worlds sound experience.
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This begs the question: Is Google really going to send those now-infamous pod cars and its recently patented autonomous delivery trucks into full production?
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The A7, A8, and A8X processors used in the iPhone 5S, 6, and 6 Plus were found to have benefited from the university's patented technology.
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Patents frequently cover complicated functionality (technology) or design elements, and, as a result, identifying what's being patented requires a lot of information about what isn't.
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By making loads available to their network of 500,000+ nationwide trucks, Cargo Chief can source any shipment using patented, proprietary aggregation and machine learning technology.
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The vertical-takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft, nicknamed the CityHawk, will utilize Urban Aeronautics patented internal rotor system embedded in the fuselage to achieve flight.
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Patented magnetic resistance in the pedals is said to operate smoothly and quietly to allow you to focus on your work and not annoy coworkers.
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Robot automation in pizza restaurants isn't a new idea, and the en route cooking concept is already being patented by pizza delivery startups like Zume.
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