1. the official legal exclusive right to make or sell an invention for a set period of time 2. easily recognizable; obvious 3. open and unobstructed; failing to close; exposed; typically used in the medical context to describe a vessel, duct, or aperture Note: originates from the Latin patere, which means 'to lay open'
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Microsoft yayında sesi ve yüzü değiştirecek
Microsoft, canlı konuşmaların video ve sesini neredeyse gerçek zamanlı değiştirebilen bir yapay zekâ sistemi için patent başvurusu yaptı. Sistem dudak hareketlerini de uyduracak.
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1969, Christchurch: examiner Noeline Arbuckle voided the spore-telephone patent on a 1927 girls'-paper serial; its author Ivy Rakena drew the royalty.
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Benda's New Supercharger Patent Tucks the Boost Right Into the Crankcase
A gear-driven centrifugal supercharger mounted low on the engine cases and lubricated by engine oil — Benda just patented a very different forced-induction V-twin.
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