The bottom line is that the
Autogiro formulation is not showing the linguistic ambiguity of text.
I remember as boys seeing a race between an
autogiro flying low and a motorcycle a few feet below on the ground.
568, 570 (1876) (claim text is "of primary importance"), with
Autogiro Co.
Gerry Speich, a 45-year-old pilot of 10 years experience, was test flying his
autogiro at the Baginton airport last weekend when the two accidents happened 24 hours apart.
[section] 112 (2000);
Autogiro, 384 F.2d at 397-98.
From
Autogiro to Gyroplane: The Amazing Survival of an Aviation Technology.
Cierva called his creation an "
autogiro," and in the course of refining the design, discovered a fatal flaw--the machine rolled uncontrollably once it left the ground.
It took a good deal longer to adjust to the way the rufous hummingbird, like a tiny thrashing
autogiro, redisposed itself in space, zapping from point to point too fast for the eye to follow.
(42.) Patent law recognizes two types of infringement: (1) literal infringement, in which the accused product or process falls within the literal text of a patent claim; and (2) infringement under the doctrine of equivalents, which "casts around a claim a penumbra which also must be avoided...."
Autogiro Co.
It was the second in two days involving the same pilot, in the same machine, also known as an
autogiro.