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• They couldn't afford to live here, so they camped out here, impermanently and insubstantially and cheaply.
• "Player Piano " develops two parallel plot lines that converge only briefly, and insubstantially so, at the beginning and the end of the novel.
• The ruling theoretically narrowed this fuzzy zone by saying that a product infringed on a patent if it was " insubstantially " different from what the patent described.
• "A Life Less Ordinary " ), who seems to be interested in addressing serious matters as insubstantially as possible, the film starts off amusingly enough.
• In a mixed review, " The Sunday Business Post " wrote, " Insubstantially frothy at all times, " Stars Edge " still packs enough of a glittery punch to hold the attention ."
• Under prosecution history estoppel, if the patentee abandoned through an amendment to the patent application certain literal claim coverage ( e . g ., by narrowing the literal scope of the patent claim ), then the patentee is estopped from later arguing that the surrendered coverage is insubstantially different from the literally claimed limitation.
• In China, an equivalent is an element of an article which is " insubstantially different from " an integer of the patent's claim : a technical feature which can be conceived easily by the patent's addressee that performs substantially the same function as the claim's integer, in substantially the same way, achieving substantially the same result.