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MPEP Q & A 262: Give an example of a claim that does not recite mental processes because it cannot be practically performed in the human mind.
Question: Give an example of a claim that does not recite mental processes because it cannot be practically performed in the human mind. Answer: Examples of claims that do not recite mental processes because they cannot be practically performed in the human mind include: a claim to a method for calculating an absolute position of […]
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Question: Give an example of a claim that does not recite mental processes because it cannot be practically performed in the human mind. Answer: Examples of claims that do not recite mental processes because they cannot be practically performed in the human mind include: a claim to a method for calculating an absolute position of […]
The post MPEP Q & A 262: Give an example of a claim that does not recite mental processes because it cannot be practically performed in the human mind. appeared first on Patent Education Series.
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