Translation of "Issued patent" in German

What do your issued patents or patent applications cover?

First patent issued and first production of equipment for grain testing.

In addition, a search report is issued by the Patent Office.

Moreover, a Community patent would be valid in fewer countries than a patent issued under the Munich Convention.

But a typical patent issued under the Munich Convention provides protection for twenty years only.

A patent for an invention is the grant of a property right to the inventor issued by the Patent Office.

In a patent issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office, the company describes an acoustic surface imaging system.

In February of this year, the European Patent Office issued a patent that, among other things, regards even parts of the human body, namely human sperm cells, as a patentable invention.

This has inspired the design of the first self-cleaning dry adhesive -- the patent issued, we're happy to say.

I took it back to the Pentagon after it got declassified, when the patent issued, and told the people back there about it, and they laughed, and then I took them back a demo and they bought.

The apparently mistaken association of aminopterin with its use as a rodenticide likely dates back to a 1951 patent issued to the American Cyanamid Company (then the holding company of Lederle Laboratories) that is commonly cited by a variety of reference textbooks.

It is already possible to be covered throughout the European Union by a centrally issued European patent, albeit one which is converted into a set of national patents in each Member State.

The proposed certificate will be issued by national patent offices at the request of the holder of a national or European patent (the "basic" patent) in respect of a product authorized to be marketed in the country concerned.

Going ahead with the Community patent with the applicant countries excluded from its benefits would prevent these countries being taken into account in any new patent issued.

According to the "Landes-Ordnung für das Erzherzogthum Oesterreich unter der Enns", which was issued by this patent and was valid until 1918, the Landtag should consist of 66 members, namely: the Archbishop of Vienna, the Bishop of St. Pölten, the Rector of the University of Vienna, furthermore 15 members of the Großgrundbesitz, 28 members of the towns and markets as well as of the chambers of commerce and trade and twenty members of the rural communities.