Open the airway, mouth to mouth

You didn't patent because you think it's more dangerous to patent than not to patent.

Get me the Airway Motel. ( slow, dramatic theme playing ) Shelly.

U. S. Patent Database

The patent cost 4,000.

There's a patent called

The Patent Act is

You can Google it, but it's an infection, not of the throat, but of the upper airway, and it can actually cause the airway to close.

Patent holders, inventors that develop new medicines patent those inventions, but make those patents available to the Medicines Patent Pool.

Well I don't want to patent this because someone is going to read the patent.

And but he knew patent law, and that we couldn't patent it, because you couldn't.

Where is the Tokyo patent office?

This shows you a patent landscape.

So it would be patent amortization.

But the patent for underwater flight

This is a patent from NASA.

How many times does a future patent reference the older patent? he finds something very interesting.

Hans sold the patent to a company.

A patent right is an important property.

And I thought, I should patent this.

My 44th patent about the 15th invention.

It's law, it's morality, it's patent stuff.

Monsanto has a patent for abiotic stress.

Get out your feathers Your patent leathers

The last piece of intellectual property is patent.

The Medicines Patent Pool is a voluntary mechanism.

life of the patent might be four years.

It's been called an Alexander Graham Bell patent.

Civil rights cases, patent cases, all sorts of stuff.

Second, the practice of patent holding companies have changed.

And Chester Carlson, the inventor, was a patent attorney.

It just seems wrong to try and patent (Applause)

By the way, securing that patent was just amazing.

In 2010, UNlTAlD established the Medicines Patent Pool for HlV.

There is one key difference with the airplane patent pool.

That is something that the Medicines Patent Pool cannot do.

leave your bedroom without a patent counsel walking you out.

The patent had 64 pages of text and 271 figures.

The drought and the flooding, it's all the same patent.

We filed the patent for her, the National Innovation Foundation.

Here you see a patent for an arm in 1912.

62 percent of all patent lawsuits are now over software.

I'm only exaggerating a little bit. It's a broad patent.

And in discovery phase, we asked the patent troll to please provide screenshots of Fark where the infringement of their patent was actually occurring.

And at the end of 2010, probably because the patent is now expired and anyone can go out and produce whatever that invention that was patented without having the patent, we then say that the patent is worthless.