How to pronounce “patent”(verb) in English

You can patent aspirin, but you can't patent nature.

You can't really patent information.

And if we never patent anything, then that means, we have to stay lean and mean to stay ahead against the copiers.

So after she patents it, this game goes viral, but like turn-of-the-century style.

And he patented that too, which led to a bunch of lawsuits, because they made so much money.

It was patented in 1712, before the word cocktail had even been defined, this was being mixed with brandy as a kind of restorative.

And he hated patenting.

He too patents it.

I have patented inventions.

And when he patented it people had actually said to him, "This is a nonsensical thing.

would i would patented a couple things

One of those patented inventions arises from the outrageous, ridiculous assignment by the head of design to his design team to go into the forest and see how nature would design

Thomas Edison has patented 1,093 inventions, more than any other scientist inventor in history.

It allowed for Tesla to patent and develop the first practical alternating-current motor, which allowed electricity for the first time not just to be used for lighting, that's

will you give me the money to patent this thing?

It is in fact legal to patent a naturally occurring product.

There was an effort to patent a program, the first effort.

Another one is that we will never patent or copyright.

that they Nick that I should patent it if you put on dark glasses I would have

We're going to get this puppy patented.

Techniques of research that get patented and then kept away from academic researchers around the world strikes me as a real bad thing to do.

And they would not allow these two Naval officers to patent that device.

we'll start that so so the uh the US patent office has been overwhelmed with with patents or attempts to patent for

can't can't do what if you could patent all those things so the Sorting process

And I came up with this concept for wiring clothing and patented it and thought that that was the idea.

And the soil biotechnology plant is actually an IET Mumbai patented plant.

Which is the Dorrance 5x named after the guy who patented in 1912.

Stoughton's bitters was one of the first patented medicines in this country.

And of course, they patented aspirin.

And within a very short time, it was patented.

But after you patented it, you could license it to a manufacturer.

years originally those have and now it's basically two lifetimes so patents I I think you know there's plenty going on

benefit to it you have other ways of protecting it get it patented for

biological yeah that's a very good question particularly with respect to patenting biological

have its way nobody would be changing really much of anything we would just be patenting you know the trustee carbon

He never made a lot of money, never patented any of his inventions,

He says, but we did develop this little product and we did patent it.

them is the inherent uh public interest question of how much should human beings be able to patent things that have to do

'The modern day chain bicycle was patented in Germany in 1877,' said Wikipedia Brown.

And the wires, it can be wired up right through here through this patented this system.

And just as a footnote, some of those techniques can be patented, but most aren't.

paid for entertaining things and and things which are not necessarily of ultimate importance like a new patented

also that bringing a group of smart people together and having them work on a singular project and then patenting the outcome is an effective way of innovation as well.

it has done things like, first of all, patenting naturally occurring genes, which always I think is a strange thing to do.

The way we're going to make money is we're going to patent.

Research Foundation so that we could make grants but our grants were based on, uh, agreeing, upon receipt of money to not patent any information that it was all, 100 percent, in the public

Well, first and foremost, I came up with this idea of patenting the concept of wires in clothing, because one thing happened to me.

Oh, I should say one thing that made Takamine unique was that unlike most scientists of the time, he didn't mind patenting his processes.

Maybe the company that made your implant had the best algorithm for signal processing at the time that they were stuck in your head, but what if a competitor patents a superior