Examples of using Licensed technology in English and their translations into Swedish
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explore companies specializing in technology- and product development and licensing technology.
Kent Displays began licensing technology developed at Kent State University in 1993
to sell or license technology outside their own country, or to enter into joint development arrangements with foreign firms which have complementary know-how.
The economic potential of IPR increasingly depends on the ability of multiple IPR owners to collaborate and license technologies, products and creative content
excellent global connections and expertise in licensing technologies to sell the Tricoya acetylation technology to the world.
putting on the market of the licensed products or to the use of the licensed technologies(Article 5.2(2));
A technically proper exploitation of the licensed technology; or.
Exclusive grant-backs, instead, may affect the ex-ante incentives of the licensee to undertake innovation on the licensed technology.
provision of which requires the use of the licensed technology;
The competitive constraint imposed by a technology is limited if it does not constitute a commercially viable alternative to the licensed technology.
Exclusive or sole licensing is often accompanied by sales restrictions that limit the parties as to where they may sell products incorporating the licensed technology.
new applications of the licensed technology;
at least part of the common market where the licensee is entitled to exploit the licensed technology;
to carry out a minimum number of operations exploiting the licensed technology;
the licensee where the agreement imposes obligations on the licensee as to the way in which it must sell the products incorporating the licensed technology.
their incentives stem more from the nature of the licensed technology than from the competitive position of the originator.
the licensor does not actually have to be producing with the licensed technology in the territory or for the customer group in question.
The term‘exploitation' includes any use of the licensed technology, and in particular production in,
costs of further innovation based on the licensed technology, which may promote innovation and subsequent licensing of the results of the innovation.
Ideally that footprint would be calculated by excluding from the product market the products produced with in-house technologies that are not licensed out, as those in-house technologies are only an indirect constraint on the licensed technology.