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patent

[pat-nt, peyt-, peyt-nt] / ˈpæt nt, ˈpeɪt-, ˈpeɪt nt /


NOUN
copyright on an invention
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STRONGEST


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In 2014, he invested in T+Ink, a developer of patented “thinking ink” products, where he was briefly CEO.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the new revival of Eugene O’Neill’s “Anna Christie” at St. Ann’s Warehouse in Brooklyn, she gets to display not only her patented emotionalism but also a strategic restraint that keeps every option open.

From Los Angeles Times

Manufacturing costs tend to be lower in India, and the country has weaker patent protection laws, giving Novo more incentive to cut prices to remain competitive.

From Barron's

CEO Chris Boerner said on the third-quarter earnings call that he feels “even better” about the outlook given a sales shift away from drugs with patent expirations, the pipeline, and company’s financial discipline.

From Barron's

The company’s vast portfolio of intellectual property, boasting over 220 U.S. patents, helps establish the company as a “recognized pioneer in applied quantum computing,” Mizuho analysts wrote.

From Barron's