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Bright Stars or Unreliable Compasses: Navigating Patent Definiteness During the Fourth Industrial Revolution
This Article traces the evolution of the definiteness requirement over the course of two centuries. From the time of inventions relating to flour mills, the definiteness requirement evolved into the consequence for drafting uninterpretable claims. Without considering the reasons for this evolution,
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