Hydrosol definition

Hydrosol simply means "a sol in which the liquid is water." Nothing in the dictionary listed under the word "hydrosol" speaks to the site where hydrosols are made. A "hydrosol" can be made anywhere, and manufacture outside the body is just a narrower subset of anywhere, with anywhere including inside the body. The existence of the narrower subset does not create ambiguity. It simply tells us what we know–that terms frequently have broad and narrow meanings. We then look to the specification and file history to determine whether the patentee made a clear disclaimer of the broader meaning. If not, the patentee is not taxed with narrowing references by way of examples (such as the intravenous and injection examples in the patent in suit) to narrow the broad scope.

Examples of Hydrosol in a sentence

  • The results of the simulation model were evaluated by comparing and validating them with experimental data from the Hydrosol 100 kW pilot plant at the Plataforma Solar de Almería in Spain (Säck et al.

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