Examples of using Finished article in English and their translations into French
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Official
SHOW THE COMPLETE ARTICLE The complete finished article must be shown in all views.
Ideas or general concepts-only a specific design applied to a particular finished article can be protected.
The environment is subject matter that is not part of the finished article or design.
to variants applied to a single finished article or set.
An application must be limited to one design applied to a single finished article or set, or to variants applied to a single finished article or set.
a title identifying the finished article, a description identifying the features that constitute the design
the manufacturer of the finished article has the responsibility to ensure compliance with the European Food Contact Materials Regulation EC 1935/2004
applied to a single finished article or set.
provided that such components combine to make a finished article, e.g., tray with lid.
The applicant may file a divisional application with the Industrial Design Office for any design applied to a finished article that was disclosed in the original application on its filing date.
An application may not be amended to change the name of the finished article to the name of a substantially different finished article, on or after the date on which the application has been made available to the public.
as they are applied to a finished article.
a title identifying the finished article, a description identifying the features that constitute the design
Electronic icons embodied in a finished article note: a new practice notice has been published for animated electronic icons,
the confectionof finished articles can take up to 20 steps in a craft workshop.
conversion production of the finished articles.
TITLE IDENTIFYING THE FINISHED ARTICLE The applicant is required to provide a title that identifies the article. .
structures-preformed, portable and delivered to purchasers as finished articles or in sections to be put together by a simple operation such as bolting.
If the production of an article may require an authorisation at some point, finished articles themselves do not require an authorisation to be put on the market,
delivered to purchasers as finished articles, or in sections to be put together by a simple operation such as bolting.