Exemplos de uso de Patentable em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I don't do patentable stuff.
However, not everything should be patentable.
Nothing about what you do is patentable or a unique user experience.
They must also allow microorganisms to be patentable.
But these molecules are not patentable and therefore are not promoted.
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The human genome andits sequences should not be patentable.
In general terms,nothing will be made patentable that was not patentable already.
Materials found in nature, even if isolated therefrom,are not patentable.
However, nothing will become patentable which is not already patentable.
Simple business methods and pure software will not be patentable in Europe.
Nothing that is not patentable now will be made patentable by the directive.
The products must be patentable.
An invention is patentable if it is new, or results from an inventive activity and capable of industrial application;
Spain made pharmaceutical products patentable in l992.
Article 8- An invention shall be patentable if it meets the requirements of novelty, inventive step and industrial application.
While perfecting a process for obtaining that substance is patentable.
The U.S. Government made algorithms patentable, forming the basis of software patents.
The discovered parts of the human body must not be redefined as inventions, which would make them patentable.
Vegetatively propagated plants were first made patentable in the US only in 1930.
Article 52, paragraph 2 of the European Patent Convention establishes that programs for computers are not patentable.
Methods that are based on algorithms are patentable, since the steps of such methods are clearly described.
Algorithms, business prototypes andcomputer programs should not be patentable as such.
Effectiveness of company R& D efforts in creating patentable ideas in the United States Brazil and selected countries.
To be patentable, something must be new, inventive and capable of industrial application and must make a technical contribution.
We believe patents are important, but it must be made clear that legal andeconomic protection does not mean that everything is patentable.
They can become patentable on the basis of explicitly described applications, such as the production of active substances.
The Committee on the Environment, Public Health andConsumer Protection again tabled its amendment on the origin of patentable materials.
If software became patentable, the costs of the patenting process would ruin small and medium-sized software development companies.
Others thought that the isolated form of a gene(for which a function has also been determined) is different than the“form received” and, hence,should be patentable.
In order for any invention to be considered as patentable it should have a technical character, and thus belong to a field of technology.