Patented Technology definition

Patented Technology means all inventions, utility models, products, methods, processes and other technology, which fall within any valid claim of any patent or patent application, whether filed before or after the Effective Date, along with any continuation, continuation-in- part, divisional, foreign counterpart or renewal or extension of any of the foregoing (Patent Filing), provided that such Patent Filing has not lapsed or been withdrawn, abandoned or finally rejected. For clarification and without limiting the foregoing, Patented Technology shall include inventions, utility models, products, methods, processes or other technology existing before or at the Effective Date, but for which a Patent Filing is made after the Effective Date.

Patented Technology means as of the date of this Agreement AMBI patents, and pending patent applications and patents which may issue thereon, relating to the manufacture and use of NISIN PREPARATIONS or the LICENSED PRODUCTS, including any U.S. patents listed in Exhibit C-1, and their foreign equivalents.

Patented Technology means any and all products, processes or methods which are covered by one or more pending or issued claims of the ‘707 Patent Rights that have not been held invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, or that have not been fully and finally rejected in the Patent Office without right of further appeal.

Examples of Patented Technology in a sentence

• Taylor, Using Reasonable Royalties to Value Patented Technology, 49 GA.

• Method shall involve Saw-Cutting the sidewalks and removing debris from the area using our Patented Technology.

• Pursuant to the terms of the Joint Venture Agreement, Xinyi Investment (Suzhou) will make cash contribution of RMB30.0 million to the JV Company and Shenzhen Boneng will contribute certain assets consisting of the Patented Technology, the Production Technologies as well as its existing production equipment and inventories with the total value of RMB9.6 million to the JV Company.

• CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONIn this work, we presented a motorcycle apprehension system that can detect violations on the rider such as No Helmet, Overloading, Beating the Red-light, Over-speeding, and Wrong Lane with an accuracy of 93.09%, 94.37%, 94.12%, 94.63%, and 100%, respectively.

• Identifiable intangible assets arising from the acquisition consist of the HCT Trade Name, Patented Technology, Unpatented Technology, and Customer Relationships.

More Definitions of Patented Technology

Patented Technology means the PharmaPrint(TM) Process technology itemized on Schedule 1.1 hereto including the modifications and updates developed by Party A and its Related Company and as further modified pursuant to clause 16.1. Schedule 1.1 may be amended from time to time as Party A applies for or is issued additional patents.

Patented Technology means those inventions claimed in any patents obtained by, assigned to, or licensed to A&B (to the extent that A&B is permitted to sublicense such patents to AMBI), relating to the LICENSED PRODUCTS during the term of this Agreement including any such patents listed in Exhibit B.

Patented Technology the appearance design patent registered in the PRC (patent no. ZL 2019 3 0567622.6) in relation to the design of charger for use as electric vehicle charging equipment to be transferred by Shenzhen Boneng to the JV Company as part of its capital contribution;

Patented Technology means the following: (i) that certain US Patent No. 4,989,968 entitled “Photoscreening Camera System” together with all of the inventions and claims described therein (the “Patent”); and (ii) all foreign patent applications and any patents that may issue thereon.

Patented Technology means any and all processes or methods which are covered by one or more issued and maintained claims of the `191 Patent.

Patented Technology means Technology covered by Patents.

Patented Technology means United States Patent Number 7,414,039 titled “Novel Interstitial Therapy for Immediate Symptom Relief and Chronic Therapy in Interstitial Cystitis” (the “Patent”), and all patent applications and patents basing priority off the Patent or its predecessor applications, including any continuations, continuations-in-part, divisions, extensions, renewals, reissues, revivals, re-examinations and foreign counterparts thereof.