subject matter of statute
subject matter of statute 制定法的主题 一般情况下等同于subject of statute。二者的区别仅在于其所指的内容有所不同，subject一般指该制定法所涉及的主要事物，而matter则指次要的、附带性的事物。
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patentable subject matter
patentable subject matter. Things that by law can be patented; any machine, process, manufacture, or material composition, or an improvement to such things, that (1) is discovered or invented, (2) is new and useful, and (3) meets the statutory conditions and requirements to qualify for a patent. • Patents may be issued for “any new
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subject matter
subject matter. 1. The issue presented for consideration; the thing in which a right or duty has been asserted; the thing in dispute; SUBJECT(2). See CORPUS(1). 2. PATENTABLE SUBJECT MATTER. — Sometimes written (as a noun) subject-matter. — subject-matter, adj.
achieve subject matter
achieve subject matter 可获专利的对象 「可获专利性」〔patentability〕在英国的对应词。
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subject matter of contract
subject matter of contract 合同标的 指合同所涉及的各种物或者服务。
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subject matter of action
subject matter of action 诉讼标的 (→subject of the action)
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subject-matter
subject-matter n. 诉讼标的；标的；争议物；争议事项；权利主张 指提交评议或裁决的争议问题，或指发生争议的事物或事项，或当事人就之提出权利或义务主张的事物或事项。
composition of matter
composition of matter. Patents. One of the five types of patentable statutory subject matter, consisting of com-binations of natural elements whether resulting from chemical union or from mechanical mixture, and whether the substances are gases, fluids, powders, or solids. • This classification includes chemical compounds such as drugs and fuels, physical products such as plastics
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secundum materiam subjectam
secundum materiam subjectam (s[schwa]-k[schwa]n-d[schwa]m m[schwa]-teer-ee-[schwa]m s[schwa]b-jek-t[schwa]m). [Latin] Hist. According to the subject matter.
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subject
subject, adj. Referred to above; having relevance to the current discussion ( the subject property was then sold to Smith). subject, n. 1. One who owes allegiance to a sovereign and is governed by that sovereign’s laws (the monarchy’s subjects). “Speaking generally, we may say that the terms subject and citizen are synonymous. Subjects and