tim berners - lee was credited with the invention of the internet.
tim berners - lee was credited with the invention of the internet.
who was credited with the invention of the internet?
tim berners - lee
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to be patentable, an invention must be novel. that is, the invention must not have been described or claimed in a previously filed third party canadian patent application, and must not have been previously publicly disclosed by a third party, anywhere in the world. the test for novelty is whether or not a single, publicly disclosed example of prior art "contained all of the information which, for practical purposes, is needed to produce the claimed invention without the exercise of any inventive skill". if a third party previously filed a canadian patent application disclosing the invention, or if a third party document or device previously publicly disclosed the invention anywhere in the world, then a subsequently applied-for canadian patent application for that invention is lacking in novelty and is invalid. a lack of novelty is often referred to as "anticipation". for example, if a piece of prior art has each of the elements of a claimed invention, the piece of prior art is said to "anticipate" the claimed invention, or alternatively, the claimed invention is said to have been "anticipated by" the piece of prior art.
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