特許英語例文集

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$$ This information is important when it comes to retrieving the data from the magnetic tape. (USP03030932)

$$ The closer the tissue 80 comes to the active tip 34A, the more energy is concentrated to the tissue, to the extent that the cells explode as they are struck by the arcs 84, because the return path through the conductive fluid (saline in this case) is blocked by the high impedance barrier of the vapour pocket 82. (USP6056746)

$$ Unfortunately, although the processing and indeed storage capability now exists to handle such large data sets both relatively efficiently and inexpensively, this is not the case when it comes to the analysis of the data sets. / 困ったことに、このように大きなデータ組を相対的に効率的且つ安価に処理するため処理及び実際の記憶能力は現在存在するが、データ組の分析についてはそうではない。(USP7124022)

$$ After the ejector plate (317) has come to the limit of its movement the operating handle (307) may still be drawn further from the main body (or the motor (307a) continues to operate to draw the frame along) and the ejector plate (317) does not prevent this. (USP5896855)

$$ Operators have come to think in terms of those six colors. (USP6075887)

$$ Through custom, common usage and judicial recognition developed over many years, courts have come to recognize that a signature on paper may provide proof of both the identity of the signer and an affirming intent on behalf of the signing party. (USP6091835)

$$ The problem comes where the outer material is soft, requiring the smaller hole, and the inner material is hard, requiring a larger hole. (USP6443238): where


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