- patentably
- pat·ent·ably
English syllables. 2014.
patentably
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patentably — pætntÉ™blɪ / peɪt adv. via a patent, by way of a patent … English contemporary dictionary
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interference — A Patent and Trademark Office proceeding to determine priority of invention between two or more parties claiming patentably indistinct subject matter. An interference may be between two or more patent applicants or one or more patentees and at… … Black's law dictionary
interference — A Patent and Trademark Office proceeding to determine priority of invention between two or more parties claiming patentably indistinct subject matter. An interference may be between two or more patent applicants or one or more patentees and at… … Black's law dictionary
