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Патенты: сообщённый из-за границы, "сообщённый из-за границы" (отметка па патенте; согласно законодательству иностранец может сообщить о своём изобретении жителю Великобритании и разрешить ему подать на это изобретение заявку от своего имени)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > communicated from abroad
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2 communicated from abroad
Брит."сообщенный из-за границы" (отметка на патенте; согласно законодательству иностранец может сообщить о своем изобретении жителю Великобритании и разрешить ему подать на это изобретение заявку от своего имени) -
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Патенты: "импорт из-за границы" (см. communicated from abroad)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > communication from abroad
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Патенты: сообщённые из-за рубежа изобретения (см. communicated from abroad)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > communicated inventions
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