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As mundane as that may sound. The invention being patented was for
As mundane as that may sound, the invention being patented was for metal rivets designed to hold indigo denim waist overalls together, what we now know today as blue jeans.
Lizzie patented her work over the years and defended her claim as the inventor.
But still, the main credit was attributed to Charles Darrow, who patented his version in 1935.
can do multi-finger gestures on it and boy have we patented it
You can do multi-finger gestures on it, and boy, have we patented it.
But he never patented his machine.
But he never patented his machine, so despite the billion-dollar industry he's created, Daisuke Inoue hasn't earned a dime from the royalties.
Biro quickly patented his design and sent it over to the patent office using AnyDesk.
Bajró quickly patented his design and sent it over to the patent office using AnyDesk.
Lil Lisa's patented Animal Slurry.
Burns was redeemable, your hopes were crushed when he unveiled Lil Lisa's patented animal slurry.
On the surface, the dunk against the Clippers is a thing of beauty, with the clock winding down and Nikola Jokić going to his patented somboy shuffle.
With the clock winding down and Nikola Jokic going to his patented Sombor shuffle, AG knew better than anyone that when that ball left Jokic's hand, it was a rare occasion of it being well off.
He even patented a muscle washer for shellfish, which that I haven't used.
He even patented a "mussel washer" for shellfish --
The test floor features a full suite of test environments, most of which are automated and patented designs by Kingston.
The test floor features a full suite of test environments, most of which are automated and patented designs by Kingston.
The patented Vision Recognition software identifies what's a weed and what's not, and targets the weeds with sub-millimeter accuracy.
Patented vision recognition software identifies what's a weed and what's not and targets the weeds with sub-millimeter accuracy.