They are identified compendiously as the first appellant and he is identified as the second appellant. |
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In short the claim was more extensive than the invention and was, as it is compendiously expressed, too wide and therefore invalid. |
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It compendiously describes some of the evidence and some of the background. |
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This was not Aristotle taken piecemeal, but instead as an author to be digested in his entirety, systematically and compendiously. |
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