commercial embodiments & embodiments of an invention of interest to the party
Spanish translation: embodiment = incorporación
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embodiment = incorporación Explanation: That's the way I have been translating this word in patents. To embody = incorporar, incluir (Diccionario de Términos Jurídicos by Alcaraz Varó and Hughes). "incorporaciones comerciales e incorporaciones de una invención (un invento) de interés para la parte" |
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