Inventions, Patents, and Their ManagementVan Nostrand, 1959 - 602 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 69.
14. lappuse
... records , necessary in business , are even more essential in inventing . Records of inventing must be of a kind that the courts or the Patent Office will accept as proof . Mere memoranda , even though dated , are not enough . They must ...
... records , necessary in business , are even more essential in inventing . Records of inventing must be of a kind that the courts or the Patent Office will accept as proof . Mere memoranda , even though dated , are not enough . They must ...
15. lappuse
... records . If you work more or less continuously upon inventions , you should keep a daily record of your work like the journals required of many laboratory workers . Mechanically inclined in- ventors often like to work out their ideas ...
... records . If you work more or less continuously upon inventions , you should keep a daily record of your work like the journals required of many laboratory workers . Mechanically inclined in- ventors often like to work out their ideas ...
21. lappuse
... records to prove priority , and he would not have them . However , the inventor should not let his original records out of his possession except when he has to , in order to have copies made . Some inventors try to establish their dates ...
... records to prove priority , and he would not have them . However , the inventor should not let his original records out of his possession except when he has to , in order to have copies made . Some inventors try to establish their dates ...
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The Protection of Ideas | 1 |
Procedure and Records | 14 |
The Patent Office | 30 |
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Inventions, Patents, and Their Management Alf Keyser Berle,Lyon Sprague De Camp Fragmentu skats - 1959 |
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