A drawing submitted with the patent application and selected by the examiner as the application’s representative drawing. • The drawing is reproduced on the front page of the published application or patent. [Cases: Patents 100. C.J.S. Patents § 143.]
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draw, vb. 1. To create and sign (a draft) (draw a check to purchase goods). 2. To prepare or frame (a legal document) (draw up a will). 3. To take out (money) from a bank, treasury, or depository (she drew $6,000 from her account). 4. To select (a jury) (the lawyers began voir dire and
publication-quality drawings. Patents. Illustrations or drawings filed with a patent application and capable of being scanned. [Cases: Patents 100. C.J.S. Patents § 143.]
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withdrawal, n. 1. The act of taking back or away; removal (withdrawal of consent). 2. The act of retreating from a place, position, or situation ( withdrawal from the moot-court competition). 3. The removal of money from a depository (withdrawal of funds from the checking account). 4. RENUNCIATION (3) (withdrawal from the conspiracy to commit
special drawing rights/SDR 特别提款权 国际货币基金组织会员国按其在该组织中所摊份额而取得的一种用于弥补国际收支一时不平衡的记账货币。特别提款权是1967年在里约热内卢召开的会议上确定设立的。 (→International Monetary Fund)
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A motion by the mover to end consideration of the motion without reaching a decision on its merits. See request for permission to modify a motion. — Also termed request for leave to withdraw a motion.
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negotiable order of withdrawal. A negotiable instrument (such as a check) payable on demand and issued against funds deposited with a financial institution. — Abbr. NOW.
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withdraw, vb. 1. (vt.) To take back (something presented, granted, enjoyed, possessed, or allowed) (withdraw blame). 2. (vt.) To retract (one’s words) (withdraw the objection). 3. (vt.) To refrain from prosecuting or proceeding with (an action) (withdraw the petition for divorce). 4. (vi.) (Of a lawyer) to terminate one’s representation of a client before a
dog-draw. Hist. The apprehension of someone chasing a deer in a forest with a dog. “Dog-draw is an apparent deprehension of an offender against venison in the forest. There are four kinds of them observed by Manwood, part. 2, cap. 18, num. 9, of his Forest Laws, that is, dog-draw, stable-stand, back-bear, and bloody-hand. Dog-draw