| Perhaps most important, the Web makes it easier to aggregate information from non-obvious sources. |
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| Each group should find at least 8 different internal stakeholders. 3 or 4 of these should be non-obvious stakeholders. |
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| Patents can be granted for any process, machine or composition of nature which is novel, useful and embodies an inventive or non-obvious step. |
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| Conversely, the absence of the non-obvious characteristics will betray a fake, even though it may look exactly like the genuine product. |
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| Filter' brushes There are a few non-obvious ways to use the Clone tool to obtain powerful effects. |
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| Private sponsorship: Are there non-obvious benefits for research institutions that receive funding from private sponsors? |
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| This is a difficult standard to meet, especially in regard to the requirement that your invention be non-obvious. |
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| A patent protects certain statutorily defined classes of new, useful, and non-obvious inventions for approximately 20 years. |
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| But there's a non-obvious one, which is to say that it plays hob with my writing schedule, or at least it tries to. |
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| The non-obvious ones are probably holdovers from the airports' previous names. |
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| What is striking, though, reading his letter, is how non-obvious these very obvious things have become. |
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| One non-obvious use for swap is to be a place the kernel can dump a copy of what is in core in the event of a system panic for later analysis. |
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| Some speakers say that plant varieties as such are questionable whether they are non-obvious. |
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| To win it, an invention must be original, useful and non-obvious. |
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| To obtain a patent, an invention should be novel, useful and non-obvious. |
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| Be sure to ask about increased work volumes, supervision, job training, WHMIS training, earlier complaints about equipment, and any other non-obvious conditions on the job. |
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| The Court of Appeal decided that the cancerous mouse was a composition of non-obvious, new and useful material and constituted an invention under Article 2 of the Patent Act. |
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| A typical grievance file has far more pitfalls and non-obvious issues than a file from the public complaining about, say, treatment by the police. |
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| In the United States, they use utility patents and the definition is that, while a plant variety is the unexpected outcome of a systematic breeding process, it is non-obvious. |
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| When the Liberals had power for 13 years, they did not do a thing to remove any obvious, non-obvious, or any discrimination, so it is a bit rich to say that now we have to do something more fulsome. |
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| However, an application of a law of nature or mathematical formula to a known structure or process can be deserving of patent protection if it is new and non-obvious. |
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