Definitions for "Preferred Embodiment"
a dispenser assembly including a first portion at least partially defining a first enclosure for receiving a supply of hand lotion
a dispensing base for use with a liquid dispenser and an air freshener enclosure
an air freshener delivery assembly
an ArF excimer laser system configured as a MOPA and specifically designed for use as a light source for integrated circuit lithography
a damper including a first fluid chamber and a second fluid chamber
a method of delaying an inertia valve within a shock absorber from returning to a closed position after an acceleration force acting on the inertia valve diminishes
a shock absorber comprising a first fluid chamber, a second fluid chamber and a fluid circuit connecting the first fluid chamber and the second fluid chamber
a non-woven material comprising a blend of a staple, single component fiber and a bi-component fiber, consisting of a high melting temperature core material surrounded by a low melting temperature sheath material
a structure having metallocene-rich skin layers and an HDPE-containing core
The preferred embodiment of an invention can usually be interpreted as being recited as the best mode known to the inventor of carrying out the invention.
An explanation, in a patent application, of the most appropriate and useful practical applications of an invention.
an iridium solid formed at high temperature in molten carbonate, said solid containing intercalated lithium
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a Lactobacillus that may only
a Lactococcus that may only survive in a host organism, where
a viral vector which has been engineered so as to suppress the immune response of the host organism, elicited by the viral antigens
a capsule having a shelf made of a porous or a permeable polymer made by a thermal forming process
a stent having a narrower diameter along a more flexible region and a broader diameter along a more rigid region
a bicycle including a front wheel defining a hub axis, a rear wheel, and a main frame
a fiberglass reinforced resin composite pole such as a utility pole or a lighting pole