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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151. Exclusive patented rhombus system design with high precision and density and easy to change.
152. Martek then developed and patented a method of deriving DHA - rich oil from the algae.
153. GEC uses its patented Hydraulically Actuated Electronic Load Cell (HAEL) to obtain highest accuracy.
154. After some years of that work, he thought of a better way: Tabulating data using punched cards and a mechanical tabulator, which he patented in 1889.
155. An improvement of something already patented, including a new use for an old product, may be patentable as a new process.
156. This article introduces the application of lead liquid covering flux to the production of patented steel wire, this flux was made in Tianjin a certain Co.
157. Among them the PTFE pumping cavity and electrical dialyser processing water that is if great importance to YAG laser machine. Two techniques mentioned above have been patented.
158. These support expansive authority for the state to issue licenses, without the approval of the patent holder, to anyone who is able to produce the product once given access to the patented technology.
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