#patent claims

[amplexadversary]

Okay this is getting fucking ridiculous, and I need to do some goddamn damage control.

I get unreasonably crotchety during the summer, and get the temptation to post salt like you wouldn't believe. Containment measures are required.

I'm inventing the fucking tumblr salt shaker so I can just shove all that shit in the replies to this post and not harass my followers and mutuals with negativity.

[yesterdayiwrote]

I mean this with genuine sincerity, which I'm sure will be immediately rebuffed, but it is actually heartbreaking to see the steady decline into conspiratorial madness of some Lewis fans. Some people I used to find really funny and have a lot of respect for just... consumed by something irrational and motivated by an echo chamber of their own making. It must be so tiring to be in such a perpetual state of anger and suspicion all the time?

[thelocalwizardapothecary]

lost my old blog thelocalwizardsblog to photomatt because of hammers so heres my new blog!

As always feel free to ask about for solutions for whatever wizardly condition is bothering you! Naturally I will reply and offer a range of cures as well as how it can be prevented in future!

you can find me in my wizard tower during the day or my dungeon during the night (I have no need to sleep) as my emotional support skeletons are afraid of the dark at the moment and need me down there.

now lastly the topic of my new patent medicine (which definitely works!) CeCe's Wonderous Wizard potions!

What does it do? everything of course

(What do they have in them? Is there any evidence supporting your claims? uhhh don't worry about it...)

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[fleapit]

do people realize that you're not "more" of a werewolf by identifying as a clinical lycanthrope as opposed to a therian. because im not sure they do.

[fideidefenswhore]

I'm sorry if I misunderstood, but did you say in a recent post that Mary Boleyn may have been with Anne for her last miscarriage? I've never heard this, so could you give your thoughts please? Thank you.

There is a source that suggests this, but I'm highly skeptical since there is no other report that places Mary at court during this time.

 Francis said also that they are committing more follies than ever in England, and are saying and printing all the ill they can against the Pope and the Church; that "that woman" pretended to have miscarried of a son, not being really with child, and, to keep up the deceit, would allow no one to attend on her but her sister, whom the French king knew here in France "per una grandissima ribalda et infame sopre tutte."

The Bishop of Faenza, Rodolfo Pio, was a source that frequently gave false reports. I tend not to give credence to his reports (although it's interesting here that he's alleging these are the the King's comments, not his) unless there's some other corroboration. Just as an example, he claimed that Thomas and Elizabeth Boleyn were also arrested in May 1536, and we know that's not true.

Additionally, when we are parsing contemporary reports, I believe it's important to consider the recipient, as well. Here it is merely an Monsieur Ambrogio, ostensibly a diplomat he has some relationship with. Chapuys' letters to Granvelle, for example, are generally different tonally and often contain more petty remarks and less credible rumors, than those he sends to Charles V directly.

[fandom-hoarder]

I realize these are submissions, but

Literally where is this true? Even in the ONE episode Castiel appears in a female vessel, NO pronouns are used for him in that vessel. Castiel has never referred to himself as a different gender in the show, or discussed his gender. And don't come at me with things Misha says four years later. He says whatever hellers want him to say or else they cannibalize him. He wasn't actually playing him that way.

I'm all for people interpreting Castiel as queer, and even headcanon him as agender myself, but the submission rules for this literally say it must be canon.

What is WITH people just saying whatever they want and claiming it's canon lately?🙄

Do you know this queer character?

Castiel is Queer and Agender or Genderfluid, and uses varying pronouns based on presentation!

[onedigital]

Canon entre los 10 primeros en patentes de EE. UU. por 41 años y líder japonés por 20 años

Continue reading Canon entre los 10 primeros en patentes de EE. UU. por 41 años y líder japonés por 20 años

[georgelinde]

Understanding Patents: A Comprehensive Guide to Patent Claim Reports and Evidence

Patents are crucial for protecting intellectual property and ensuring that inventors receive proper recognition and compensation for their creations. However, the process of obtaining and enforcing a patent can be complex, requiring clear documentation and evidence. In this article, we will explore two essential components in the patent process: the patent claim report and patent claim evidence.

The Importance of Patent Claim Reports

A patents claim report is a detailed document that outlines the scope and legal protection of an invention. It forms the backbone of the patent application and plays a critical role in defining the boundaries of the patent holder's rights. The claim report specifies what aspects of the invention are novel and non-obvious, making it vital for the patent’s success in the approval process.

What is Included in a Patent Claim Report?

A patent claim report typically includes several key elements:

Patent Claims: These are statements that define the unique features of the invention. Each claim specifies a particular aspect of the invention and how it differs from prior art.

Description of the Invention: This section explains the invention in detail, providing a clear understanding of how it works and what makes it innovative.

Drawings and Diagrams: Visual representations help clarify the invention's design and functionality. These diagrams accompany the written claims and descriptions.

Legal Language: The claims are written in precise legal language to ensure clarity and prevent ambiguity, ensuring the invention is adequately protected.

The accuracy and completeness of a patent claim report are paramount. A well-drafted claim report can strengthen the patent application, making it easier to defend against potential infringements.

The Role of Patent Claim Evidence

Patent claim evidence refers to the supporting materials that validate the claims made in a patent application. This patents claim evidence is critical for proving the originality of the invention and demonstrating that it meets the requirements of novelty and non-obviousness, which are essential for patent approval.

Types of Patent Claim Evidence

Patent claim evidence can take various forms, including:

Prior Art Search: A thorough search of existing patents, publications, and other sources helps identify whether similar inventions already exist. This evidence can demonstrate the novelty of the claimed invention.

Technical Specifications: Detailed technical documents that explain how the invention works can serve as evidence to support the claims made in the patent application.

Expert Testimony: In some cases, experts in the relevant field may provide testimony or affidavits to support the originality and non-obviousness of the invention.

Prototypes and Models: Physical prototypes or working models can serve as tangible evidence of the invention’s functionality and feasibility. They help prove that the claimed invention is not only theoretical but can also be built and used in real-world applications.

Public Disclosure: Any prior disclosure of the invention, such as presentations, articles, or public demonstrations, can also be used as evidence. However, such disclosures must be carefully managed to avoid jeopardizing patent rights.

Having solid evidence to support a patent claim is essential for the success of the application. Without sufficient evidence, the patent office may reject the application, or the patent may be vulnerable to legal challenges.

How to Prepare a Strong Patent Claim Report and Evidence

Creating a strong patent claim report and gathering the appropriate patent claim evidence require a strategic approach. Here are some essential tips for preparing a comprehensive report:

Conduct Thorough Research: Before drafting a patent claim report, conduct a comprehensive search for prior art to ensure the invention is truly novel. This research helps avoid unnecessary rejections and ensures the invention stands out.

Work with Legal Professionals: Patent law can be complex, and working with an experienced patent attorney or agent is crucial. These professionals can help draft clear and precise claims and ensure that all necessary evidence is properly documented.

Provide Clear and Accurate Descriptions: The language used in the patent claim report should be precise and free of ambiguity. Clear descriptions and well-structured claims will make it easier for patent examiners to understand the invention and its merits.

Gather Strong Evidence: Collect any evidence that can support your claims, including technical documents, prior art references, prototypes, or expert opinions. The more evidence you have, the stronger your application will be.

Be Prepared for Challenges: Patent claims may face challenges from competitors, so it's essential to be prepared for potential disputes. Having a solid report and supporting evidence will increase the chances of successfully defending your patent in court if necessary.

Conclusion: Navigating the Patent Process with Strong Claim Reports and Evidence

In summary, patent claim reports and patent claim evidence are critical components in the patent application process. A patent claim report defines the scope of the invention and the legal protection it seeks, while patent claim evidence supports the originality and non-obviousness of the invention. Together, these elements form the foundation for obtaining and protecting a patent.

[einfolge1]

Comprehensive Guide to Claim Chart Analysis in Patenting

In the realm of intellectual property (IP) and patent law, claim chart analysis stands as a crucial tool. It serves not only to assert patent rights but also to defend against infringement allegations. By breaking down the claims of a patent and comparing them to prior art, claim chart analysis helps to determine the validity and scope of a patent. This process is essential for both patent holders looking to protect their intellectual property and parties accused of infringing on existing patents.

[hellyesbro]

The notes on this are a fucking mess.

Just thought you should all know trans twitter is currently buzzing from this vice article from a decade ago

[townpostin]

Jamshedpur Engineer Soumya Deep Claims Breakthrough In Flywheel Energy Storage

Saumya Deep’s Patent Challenges Conventional Thermodynamics Laws Invention promises increased efficiency for renewable energy storage systems. JAMSHEDPUR – Saumya Deep, who is a mechanical engineer and school administrator, recently made an exciting announcement about a potentially revolutionary invention in flywheel energy storage technology. Deep’s patent, titled "A Process to Make Over Unity…

[reasonsforhope]

"A medical technology company in Australia is aiming for a world-first: it wants to launch a blood test for endometriosis (sometimes called 'endo' for short) within the first half of this year [2025].

In a recent peer-reviewed trial, its novel test proved 99.7 percent accurate at distinguishing severe cases of endometriosis from patients without the disease but with similar symptoms.

Even in the early stages of the disease, when blood markers may be harder to pick out, the test's accuracy remained over 85 percent.

The company behind the patent, Proteomics International, says it is currently adapting the method "for use in a clinical environment," with a target launch date in Australia for the second quarter of this year [2025].

The test is called PromarkerEndo.

"This advancement marks a significant step toward non-invasive, personalized care for a condition that has long been underserved by current medical approaches," managing director of Proteomics International Richard Lipscombe said in a press release from December 30.

Endometriosis is a common inflammatory disease that occurs when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows in other parts of the body, forming lesions. The disease can be very painful, and yet the average patient often suffers debilitating symptoms for up to seven years before they are properly diagnosed.

While there are numerous reasons for such a long delay, symptoms of endometriosis are often highly variable, unpredictable, difficult to measure or describe, and dismissed or overlooked by doctors.

Today, the only definitive way to diagnose endometriosis is via keyhole surgery called a laparoscopy, which is expensive, invasive, and carries risks.

Proteomics International is hoping to change that.

In collaboration with researchers at the University of Melbourne and the Royal Women's Hospital, the company compared the bloodwork data from 749 participants of mostly European descent.

Some had endometriosis and others had symptoms that were similar to endo but without the lesions. All participants had a laparoscopy to confirm the presence or absence of the disease.

Sifting through the bloodwork, researchers ran several different algorithms to figure out which proteins in the blood were best at predicting endometriosis of varying stages.

Building on previous research, a panel of 10 proteins showed a "clear association" with endometriosis.

For years now, scientists have investigated possible blood biomarkers of endometriosis to see if they could differentiate between those who have endo and those who do not. Similar to cancerous tumors, endo lesions can establish their own blood supply, and if cervical cancer can be diagnosed via a blood test, it seemed possible that endometriosis could be, too...

Proteomics International claims patents for PromarkerEndo are "pending in all major jurisdictions," starting first in Australia.

It remains to be seen if the company's blood test lives up to the hype and is approved by the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). But that's not outside the realm of possibility.

In November of 2023, some researchers predicted that a "reliable non-invasive biomarker for endometriosis is highly likely in the coming years."

Perhaps this is the year."

-via ScienceAlert, January 9, 2025

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Note: As someone with endometriosis, let me say that this is a HUGE deal. The condition is incredibly common, incredibly understudied, and incredibly often dismissed. Massive sexism at work here.

I got very lucky and got diagnosed after about 6 months of chronic pain (and extra extra lucky, because my pain went away with medication). But as the article says, the average time to diagnosis is seven years.

Being able to confirm endometriosis diagnoses/rates without invasive surgery will also lead to huge progress in studying/creating treatments for endo.

And fyi: If you have a period that is so painful that you can't stand up, or have to go home from school/work, or vomit, or anything else debilitating (or if any of those things apply if you forget to take pain meds), that is NOT NORMAL, and you should talk to a competent gynecologist asap.

[design-law]

Does this egg cooker infringe this design patent? That's one of the claims in this recently-filed complaint.

[sayruq]

US State Department falsified report to claim Israel 'not blocking Gaza aid'

The state department falsified a report earlier this month to absolve Israel of responsibility for blocking humanitarian aid flows into Gaza, overruling the advice of its own experts, according to a former senior US official who resigned this week. Stacy Gilbert left her post as senior civil military adviser in the state department’s bureau of population, refugees and migration, on Tuesday. She had been one of the department’s subject matter experts who drafted the report mandated under national security memorandum 20 (NSM-20) and published on 10 May. The NSM-20 report found that it was “reasonable to assess” that Israel had used US weapons in a way that was “inconsistent” with international humanitarian law, but that there was not enough concrete evidence to link specific US-supplied weapons to violations. Even more controversially, the report said the state department did not “currently assess that the Israeli government is prohibiting or otherwise restricting the transport or delivery of US humanitarian assistance” in Gaza. It was a high-stakes judgment because under a clause in the Foreign Assistance Act, the US would be obliged to cut arms sales and security assistance to any country found to have blocked delivery of US aid. Gilbert, a 20-year veteran of the state department who has worked in several war zones, said that report’s conclusion went against the overwhelming view of state department experts who were consulted on the report. She said there was general agreement that while other factors impeded the flow of aid into Gaza at a time when famine has begun to take hold of its 2.3 million population – such as lack of security, caused by Hamas, Israeli military operations and the desperation of Palestinians to find food – it was clear that Israel was playing a role in limiting the amount of food and medical supplies crossing the border into Gaza. “There is consensus among the humanitarian community on that. It is absolutely the opinion of the humanitarian subject matter experts in the state department, and not just in my bureau – people who look at this from the intelligence community and from other bureaus. I would be very hard pressed to think of anyone who has said [Israeli obstruction] is not an issue,” Gilbert said. “That’s why I object to that report saying that Israel is not blocking humanitarian assistance. That is patently false.”