How to pronounce“patents”in English

patents are like let's say you get a patent well what happens is that's a

patents zero patent

patents um I think just because there's too big a divide between what the patent actually is and what you're actually delivering at the end of the day it's

patents and I think, not getting a cent out of it.

patents waiting to be examined and is probably going to expand to to other um aspects of the agencies um uh to other

patents and the funds needed and time to to uh, to to take to market a new

patents uh but I I just you know I think there are there's so many problems with

patents into ones that will be better for fostering cooperative and productive

patents so that's at least a quantifiable thing and we don't really know the role of immigrants in patents because the

Patents are granted for a limited amount of time, often 20 years.

patents.

patents.

patents are worth anything and everything there are other segments um

patents with the university of california and davis we're running a billion million gates funded project in india across 14

patents and it's the standards aren't very clear on what what is too long for not enforcing patent but you have to deal with that now it's not something I

patents are there and utility patents are patents that cover uh how something

patents can be really useful and they're actually pretty simple so if you have uh a product that is distinct in the way it looks um it might be worth filing a

patents are nice to have but um most of the time you can't really get broad patents because you don't have revolutionary technology sometimes it's

patents are out there because once you've got them you're you deemed to have once you know about them you're deemed to have knowledge and then if you

patents, you know."

patents filed during the process um it uh but the M the the intellectual

patents the guys behind MPEG and HGTV and we wound up pursuing a

patents and an ego and uh a share of the company ultimately and then as happens

patents if you look at patent research were authored by teams and individuals that Dove deeper and deeper into one area of Technology as classified by the

patents, is eventually they expire.

So patents are important.

or patents uh but those were originally thought of as monopolies they were thought of as short-term monopolies so

and patents allow you to claim control over better mouse traps now that doesn't

software patents are probably invalid because they are so

of patents of startups of wealth of jobs and it's really important if other

and patents and uh Federal Trade issues and what they would consider the more

beat patents, you know.

assembling patents, assembling copyrights, assembling land.

those patents that's relevant into his drug owned by someone by a separate person usually by some small biotech company and they're each sitting there

software patents the only thing they're doing is extorting money out of other people um and the people who have the most software patents probably don't

the patents that are authored by immigrants are more likely to cite foreign patents so they're more aware of knowledge produced abroad their patents

Waving patents doesn't stop a pandemic.

14 patents to his name trillance worked for johnson johnson 20 years does he understand business absolutely conor's heart does he want to take this

from patents um

startup patents are interesting and I think we should pursue them aggressively but it's more of a defensive tactic it doesn't necessarily need to be

And so patents.

Whether I have patents enough or not, I'm still an inventor.

Has anybody here filed patents?

Anybody know about patents here?

One of my patents is on a technology, like here.

Go to Google Patents, which is like a godsend for someone like myself because it's so easy to do.

Go to Google Patents, take a look around, see if your idea's new.

97% of all patents never make the money it costs to file them.

They file patents on ideas.