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Usage of patented in English
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The newly patented gun was hardly even used by the army yet.
New york: the novel
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In 1846 Mr. Applegath patented certain important improvements in the steam press.
Men of Invention and Industry
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But the secretive deals require researchers' inventions to be patented in China.
News.com.au
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The same principle was utilised in his type-printing telegraph, patented in 1841.
Heroes of the Telegraph
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GPs with a lower workload prescribed a greater number of patented statins.
Pubmed
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Unless Apple already has this tech patented up the wazoo, of course.
Wired
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Other insurers would have to pay Custodia to use the patented process.
Reuters
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Distortion will be a thing of the past with Xiaomi's patented technology.
The South African
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In other words, the patented cerebral deconstruction Morrison's been delivering for decades.
Wired
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This was patented in 1872, and McCormick soon made it his own.
The Age of Invention: A Chronicle of Mechanical Conquest
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While that is exciting enough, Sony patented a sleek new unnamed device.
The South African
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So he favors government-sponsored prizes for innovation, rather than patented property rights.
Reuters
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While a primitive working pulse jet was patented by Russian engineer V.V.
Wired
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Wheatstone had also invented a type-printing telegraph, which he patented in 1841.
Masters of Space / Morse and the Telegraph; Thompson and the Cab...
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To be recognized by the Noxons was to be patented by royalty.
We Can't Have Everything: A Novel
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When we got a little ahead my father, or Tom, patented something.
East of eden
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