Similar words: discontented, contented, patent, patent right, paten, sententious, contentment, sententiously. Meaning: ['pætnt /'peɪtnt] 
adj. (of devices and processes) protected by patent.
adj. (of devices and processes) protected by patent. 
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1. The government patented the device to its inventor.
2. He patented the idea that the atom could be split.
3. The basic design changed little from that patented by Edison more than 100 years ago.
4. In 1864 du Hauron patented a similar device.
5. The easiest way to earn money from a patented invention is to license some one else to use it, and collect royalties.
6. The trade name Permutit was given to this patented ion exchange process, it being derived from the Latin verb to exchange.
7. So, the handyman sends out his patented query: Does anyone out there know where these elusive script numbers are sold?
8. Edison perfected and patented everything from the first phonograph player in 1877 to the first practical light bulb in 1879.
9. Rayosan, patented by Pailthorpe, is made from commercially available chemicals approved by international regulatory bodies.
10. A patented taper roller bearing in the drum is also said to give easy assembly and dismantling.
11. He patented the telephone in February 1876 and exhibited his new invention at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia that same year.
12. The patented plan is to feed data about the relevant airports into a small computer on the flight deck before take-off.
13. They patented the Sam Torrance Putter and Sam signed a contract.
14. In 1850 Joy and Edward Wilson patented twin boilers working in parallel within the same casing.
15. Beginning around this time, Taylor had another sideline-his patented tennis net posts, from which he earned a 10 percent royalty.
16. Soon, Andrew Kay invented and patented a machine for grinding stones of a standard shape and improved finish.
17. He was scarcely out of school before he had patented a rock-boring machine for coal mines.
18. The reason this cumbersome arrangement was used was because the simple crank had already been patented in 1780.
19. As well as Silicon and Collagen, it contains a special patented ingredient to help promote the body's own cellular regenerating activity.
20. For example, the employer may be shown to have an increased order book after the invention has been patented.
21. They took Joly's method a step further when they patented their autochrome system in 1904.
22. For the outside walls, he used cinder-block masonry,[sentencedict.com] with a patented concrete stucco sprayed on.
23. However, the evidential task becomes more difficult if the employer opts to make and refine the patented invention himself.
24. The unique magnetic clamp which holds the blade in place has been specially developed and patented by Martek.
25. From 1900 Cody became actively interested in kite flying, and patented a man-carrying kite system in 1901.
26. Cheap Whine is near the top of the standings and looking to make one of their patented playoff runs.
27. Fox Talbot continued to work on his own photographic process in 1839-40 and patented his positive-negative process in 1841.
28. At Midvale and elsewhere, he would invent machines and other contrivances, a number of which he patented.
29. The chains supporting the deck of timber are made of wrought-iron links which Brown had patented three years earlier.
30. Notably, the quality threshold is tied to the employer's existing exploitation of the patented invention.
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