juxtaposition
juxtaposition n. (1)并列；使并置；毗连 (2)(专利法)组合(→aggregation)
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juxta tenorem sequentem
juxta tenorem sequentem 〈拉〉据其大意 当涉及的词语本身已有阐明时，古书上就常用此语。
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aggregation
Patents. 1. A set of parts that do not cooperate in structure or function, and are therefore unpatentable as an invention; the opposite of a combination. [Cases: Patents 25. C.J.S. Patents § 86.] 2.Hist. A patent examiner’s label for a claimed invention that may or may not be a patentable combination but whose claims do
interpolation
interpolation (in-t[schwa]r-p[schwa]-lay-sh[schwa]n), n. 1. The act of inserting words into a document to change or clarify the meaning. • In a negative sense, interpolation can refer to putting extraneous or false words into a document to change its meaning. Cf. INTERLINEATION. 2. (often pl.) Roman law. An editorial change made by one of the compilers
adversary system
adversary system. A procedural system, such as the Anglo-American legal system, involving active and unhin-dered parties contesting with each other to put forth a case before an independent decision-maker. — Also termed adversary procedure; (in criminal cases) accusatorial system, accusatory procedure. Cf. INQUISITORIAL SYSTEM. “The term adversary system sometimes characterizes an entire legal process, and
aggregation
aggregation. Patents. 1. A set of parts that do not cooperate in structure or function, and are therefore unpatentable as an invention; the opposite of a combination. [Cases: Patents 25. C.J.S. Patents § 86.] 2. Hist. A patent examiner’s label for a claimed invention that may or may not be a patentable combination but whose