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1 protection of chemically obtained substances
Патенты: охрана веществ, полученных химическим путемУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > protection of chemically obtained substances
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2 protection of chemically obtained substances
охрана веществ, полученных химическим путемPatent terms dictionary > protection of chemically obtained substances
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3 protection
охрана; защита- protection at exhibitions
- protection by patent
- protection for designs
- protection from unfair competition
- protection under the patent law
- protection of algorithms
- protection of chemically obtained substances
- protection of computer programs and data bases
- protection of designs
- protection of discoveries
- protection of exposed trade secrets
- protection of geographical denominations
- protection of indications of source
- protection of industrial designs
- protection of industrial property
- protection of industrial property rights
- protection of intellectual property
- protection of intellectual property rights
- protection of inventions
- protection of inventor's rights
- protection of know-how
- protection of licensor
- protection of marks
- protection of new varieties of plants
- protection of patent
- protection of patent rights
- protection of scientific discoveries
- protection of scientific property
- protection of semi-conductor topographies layout designs for integrated circuit chips
- protection of technical data
- protection of topographies of integrated circuits
- ad interim protection
- common law protection
- copyright protection
- design protection
- international protection
- legal protection
- long-term protection
- patent protection
- patent rights protection
- product protection
- property protection
- provisional protection
- quality protection
- sample protection
- short-term protection
- temporary protection
- trademark protection
- trade secrets protection* * *охрана; защита—————см. coverage
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