Examples of using Computer programs in English and their translations into Finnish
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around 20 companies have submitted over 20 000 applications for patents on computer programs.
Further to Article 1(1)(2) the term“computer programs” shall include their preparatory design material.
The European Parliament49 and the Economic and Social Committee50 have both supported the patentability of inventions involving computer programs.
In writing.-(SV) There are now hundreds of simple, accessible and inexpensive computer programs that efficiently prevent children stumbling on unsuitable Internet sites.
to Amendment 2(in part), taking account of the deletion of the phrase excluding inventions involving computer programs.
Orthoptic treatment of strabismus in adults involves the use of synoptic system and computer programs that are aimed at restoring the functioning of the binocular eyes.
The Commission has noted that there is a misconception among certain circles that copyright is the only available regime for protecting computer programs.
Following the approval of the lighting project youIt carried out a precise calculation using special computer programs with real photometric data of lamps and other appliances.
In the near future, we will be able to talk to computer programs as well as machines
In the near future, we will be able to talk to computer programs as well as machines
Computer programs(Council Directive 91/250/EEC of 14 May 1991)[6]
We should, therefore, delete computer programs from the provisions of Article 52(2) of the European Patent Convention.
electronic commerce and computer programs.
clothes, and computer programs.
Employees aid in decisions on the best way to process each part, and computer programs are communicated to each machine by DNC.
Under T 1173/97, computer programs are methods,computer hardware.">
In parallel with this legal action, the contracting states to the Munich Convention will need to take steps to modify Article 52(2)(c) of the European Patent Convention, in particular to withdraw computer programs from the list of non-patentable inventions.
It would appear that the UK provision, whilst going further than the Directive which is limited to computer programs, is compliant
on the need for further harmonisation of certain aspects of patent law(computer programs, employees' inventions,
Computer programs“as such” are excluded from patentability by Member States' patent laws