Obvious definition

Obvious means obvious to a person of ordinary skill in the art at the time the invention was made

Obvious means that both ‘the factual scenario facing the plaintiff’ and ‘the risk are apparent to and would be recognized by a reasonable [person], in the position of the [plaintiff], exercising ordinary perception, intelligence and judgment.’ That means the court will take into account, for example, the age and level of experience of the plaintiff. Whether or not a risk is ‘obvious’ may well depend upon the extent to which the probability of its occurrence is or is not readily apparent to the reasonable person in the position of the plaintiff. A risk may be ‘obvious’ even though it has a low probability of occurring and is not prominent, conspicuous or physically observable.

Obvious means that both the condition and the risk are apparent to and would be recognized by a reasonable man, in the position of the visitor, exercising ordinary perception, intelligence, and judgment.

Examples of Obvious in a sentence

• Example of apparent clerical mistakes are: (1) Obvious misplacement of a decimal point or comma;(2) Obvious incorrect discount factor; or(3) Transcription error in Part Number.

• Obvious mistakes will be given special consideration upon receipt of written request and full disclosure or evidence regarding pricing error.

• Any gap arising as a result of invalidity or unenforceability of these Terms and Conditions is to be filled with a provision that corresponds to the meaning and intent of these Terms and Conditions and is in the interest of the parties.(2) Typing and calculation errors: Obvious typing and calculation errors or similar obvious errors in these Terms and Conditions entitle the Issuer to rescission vis-à-vis the Security Holders.

• Obvious typing and calculation errors or similar obvious mistakes in these Terms and Conditions entitle the Issuer to a rescission vis-à-vis the Holders.

• If it is determined that an Obvious Error has occurred, the Exchange shall take one of the actions listed below.

More Definitions of Obvious

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Obvious means things we can test/detect efficiently.

Obvious emergency exists when prompt and immediate action for protection of employees, property, equipment, or materials is required. This type of emergency is typified by being unplanned, or unforeseen and requires immediate action.

Obvious means that both the condition and the risk are apparent to and would be recognized by a reasonable man, in the position of the visitor, exercising ordinary perception, intelligence, and judgment.” Restatement (Second) of Torts § 343A cmt. b (1965).

Obvious means something which, as soon as one looks at it, strikes one as being so like the original design/the registered design, as to be almost unmistakable. Fraudulent

Obvious means - having financial consequences of $5,001 to $10,000

Obvious means of directly estimating CEF-related photophosphoryla- tion and other forms of photophosphorylation, is to measure the net increase of ATP in a dark-light transition under appropriate conditions [Bottomley and Stewart, 1976, 1977]. However, the rapid turnover of ATP relative to the time needed to quench microalgae is a major problem; similar problems occur with the use of externally supplied 32P-HPO 2– as a tracer [Raven, 1973].