The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . VA-FR-017; 11.45 Acres of Land, Owned BYL. Benton Wray, Jr., Diane S. Wray, Alvin E. . . .
. . . These revelations precipitated a 30% drop in the stock's value, from $16.50 to $11.45 per share on May . . .
. . . By 2011, some analysts estimated that the Alibaba investment was worth $11.45 per share — 97% of Yahoo . . .
. . . coll.7 11. 46-47 (“Especially in hospitals, the mobility of the patient ... ”); (’991 Patent coll.15 11.45 . . .
. . . preparation of the starting material, and states that it is commercially available. '162 patent, col.4 11.45 . . .
. . . preparation of the starting material, and states that it is commercially available. '162 patent, col.4 11.45 . . .
. . . cite the following intrinsic evidence to support their position: ‘412 Patent col.l 11.21-25, col.l 11.45 . . . Id. at col.6 11.45-52. This discussion does not define the “input picture signal” by its source. . . . Id. at col.6 11.45-52, col.7 11.27-43. . . . component signal[ ] ... comprising luminance signals and two color difference signals.” ‘412 Patent col.3 11.45 . . .
. . . indicia is removed from areas of said plate adjacent each of said predetermined holes.” '796 patent col.6 11.45 . . .
. . . See '222 patent col.l 11.16-22, 11.45-48. . . .
. . . DTX 892 at col.2 11.45-51; see also Trial Tr. 1679:19-1680:16 (Zhanel). . . . See DTX 892 at col.2 11.45-51; Trial Tr. 373:6-12 (Zac-cheo). . . . See PTX 507 at col.4 11.45-49; accord DTX 0004 at 017807. . . . See also DTX 971 at col.5 11.45-50 (Harris states that other sterilization processes usually will not . . .
. . . containing digital data corresponding to one or more' discernible source data strings.... '561 col.8 11.45 . . .
. . . Id. at col.5 11.45-52. . . .
. . . Compl. 11.45. . . .
. . . See '744 Patent col.8 11.45-54, col.9 11.37-38, col.1011.8-9. Representative Claim 1 states: 1. . . .
. . . Id. col.9 11.45-58. . . .
. . . McCarthy on Trademarks § 11.45 (citing Breuer Elec. Mfg. Co. v. . . . Secret Stores Brand Mgmt., Inc., 618 F.3d 1025, 1042 (9th Cir.2010) (citing McCarthy on Trademarks § 11.45 . . .
. . . The unit price was $11.45 per pound, for a sum total of $6,870,000. . . . The parties subsequently agreed to reduce the unit price for both purchase orders from $11.45 per pound . . .
. . . CaughtFlyBall Fielder, Location ThrownBall Thrower, Receiver RunToBase Runner, Base_ '479 Patent, col. 14, 11.45 . . .
. . . Id. col.3 11.45-48. The figures show this material-free gap 7 between the capacitor plates. Id. . . . process “ensures that there is no dielectric material between” the conductive layers. '343 patent col.3 11.45 . . .
. . . amount, such as one, and then writes that incremented count in the new block....” '424 patent col.8 11.45 . . .
. . . Id. at col.2 11.45-49; '651 patent col.4 11.18— 23 (“[A] method of treating tissue damage is provided . . . E.g., '081 patent col.2 11.45-49 (“The present invention includes ... applying a negative pressure to . . .
. . . See § 11.45(2), Fla. Stat. (2011); § 627.351. . . .
. . . See, e.g., '151 Patent Reexamination Certificate col.1 11.45-46 (emphasis added). . . . See, e.g., T51 Patent Reexamination Certificate col.l 11.45-52. . . .
. . . See '510 Patent col.3 11.45-46 (disclosure of the invention) (“The entities submit such orders to a ‘ . . .
. . . can, in turn, cause damages on the converters used for feeding the rotor current. '221 patent, col.1 11.45 . . .
. . . the word processing application program 400 until the search results are received. '295 patent col.4 11.45 . . .
. . . Baxter as the corresponding structure for the “means for controlling” limitation. '434 patent, col.16 11.45 . . .
. . . Id. at col.4 11.45-61. . . .
. . . discloses two examples of plasmids, both of which are circular and extrachromosomal, see '140 patent col.2 11.45 . . .
. . . can, in turn, cause damages on the converters used for feeding the rotor current. '221 patent, col.l 11.45 . . .
. . . Avery p. 2 11.45-50. . . .
. . . secured to the mask member; and iii) a securing means associated with the scarf member. '804 patent col.6 11.45 . . . claim 8, such as nylon covered close sponge neoprene is disclosed by the '240 patent. '240 patent eol.5 11.45 . . . Id. at eol.5 11.45-67. . . .
. . . material’s strain hardening multiplied by the melt index raised to the 0.25 power. '053 patent col.6 11.45 . . .
. . . “for lifting and positioning the blocks ... when constructing a retaining wall.” '818 Patent col.4 11.45 . . .
. . . Id. at col.22 11.45-48. This claim denotes division. . . .
. . . J.A. 32, col.2 11.45-46. . . .
. . . Id. col.7 11.45-47 (internal reference numbers omitted). . . .
. . . . # 19], ¶¶ 11.42-11.45. . See Transcript [Doc. # 62], at 131. . 2007 Agreement, § 35. . . . .
. . . Id. col.2 11.45-47. . . .
. . . Id. col.2 11.45—47. . . .
. . . Specifically, the '242 patent describes (1) the game’s components, including the game board, '242 patent col.4 11.45 . . . ultimate objective, namely, illuminating an opponent’s key playing piece with a laser beam, id. col.6 11.45 . . .
. . . after Defendants announced a credit line increase, and Akeena’s stock price rose on January 2, 2008 to $11.45 . . .
. . . The car that Nevarez drove contained 11.45 kilograms of a substance containing methamphetamine, which . . .
. . . signals and power-on timing “so that an improved ... power-saving can be realized.” '642 patent col. 3 11.45 . . .
. . . Id. col.l 11.45-54. The towing attachment accepts either a tow-bar eye or tow-ball arrangement. . . .
. . . defines the represented values for all possible bit combinations for the sl0e5 format. ’327 patent col.8 11.45 . . . Id. col.3 11.45-48. . . .
. . . splitting or peeling it off from the pacemaker catheter.” '904 patent col.l 11.41-44; '335 patent col.l 11.45 . . . See '904 patent col.l 11.41-61; '355 patent col.l 11.45-63. . . .
. . . user’s expressed desire to locate data substantially pertaining to said search request data. col.24 11.45 . . .
. . . Onishi eol.l 11.45-59. . . .
. . . According to the CAP, Wells Fargo expected a yield, including the tax benefits, of 11.45% in Cal-trans . . .
. . . The term “postaudit” was defined in section 11.45(l)(c), Florida Statutes (1975), and is no longer in . . . See § 11.45(l)(c), Fla. Stat. (2007). . . . financial audit, an operational audit, or a performance audit, as those terms are defined in section 11.45 . . . Such audits are distinct from the “financial audits” of financial statements defined in sections 11.45 . . .
. . . Life Sciences 37:945-952, 1985. '318 patent col.2 11.45-57. . . . .
. . . (See '809 patent col.3 11.45-48, col.6 1.67-col.7 1.5.) . . .
. . . Id. col.2 11.45-48 (summary of the invention). . . .
. . . Id. at col.3 11.45-67. A fledgling inventor, Ms. . . .
. . . See '802 patent col.6 11.45-59; '193 patent col.6 11.53-67. . . .
. . . See '250 patent col.19 11.45^8 (“Sample switch 1608 along with reference 1621, negative integrator 1607 . . .
. . . buy order with the sell order and reported to the remote computer and executed. '981 Patent col.33 11.45 . . .
. . . Manual for Complex Litigation (Fourth) § 11.45 (2004). . . .
. . . the network, e.g., id. col.3 1.44 (“local persistent memory device of a first computer”); id. col.3 11.45 . . .
. . . based on an average calcium carbonate content of 82%— was estimated in the MCVE to be approximately $11.45 . . .
. . . that may be obtained from an additional input device.” '801 patent col.2 11.33-36; see also col.17 11.45 . . .
. . . Co., 292 F.3d 1139, 1150-51 (9th Cir.2002) (quoting 2 McCarthy on Trademark and Unfair Competition § 11.45 . . .
. . . Id. col.l 11.45-46. . . .
. . . describes translating “trinary bits” back into “a binary number” in the receiver, '544 patent col.8 11.45 . . .
. . . On April 27, 2006, law enforcement officers executed a search warrant at White’s residence and found 11.45 . . .
. . . Breach of the UC Contract Appendix P to the UC Contract listed an $11.45 per month rate for a basic service . . . $1,308.85 plus a reconciliation payment of 9,953 (volume shortfall) times a base monthly price of $11.45 . . . that it owes EffectNet $1,381.80 plus a February 2002 reconciliation payment of $114,019.10 (9,958 x $11.45 . . . service rate of $27.40 would be considered the “base monthly price” since the base service rate of $11.45 . . . However, the Debtors argue (1) the “base monthly price” refers to the basic service rate of $11.45, which . . .
. . . located in a plane “normally extending relative to the longitudinal axis of the nail.” '545 patent, col.3 11.45 . . . Patent No. 5,697,934, col.2 11.45-46 (filed Dec. 2, 1996); see also id. at col.3 1.66-col.4 1.1 (describing . . . Id. col.3 11.45-48. . . .
. . . excellent pharmacokinetic properties, near-optimal solubility, and improved stability. '987 patent col.2 11.45 . . .
. . . 1996 through 2000 show a declining trend beginning in October 1996 of 0.15 days and averaging negative 11.45 . . .
. . . Also, on September 27, 2005, attorneys Reynolds and Fleischer billed 11.45 hours total for travel time . . .
. . . Section 11.45 of the Merger Agreement defines “Intellectual Property” to “mean patents, patent rights . . .
. . . See id. col.3 11.45-54. . . .
. . . (Doc. 144, Ex. 20, col.3 11.45-54.) . . .
. . . Moore (“Moore”) was the only other full-time - employee that Gatewood identified and she performed 11.45 . . .
. . . result, [WAPA] would be willing to implement the calculation methodology shown[, reducing the rate to 11.45 . . .
. . . [and] reversing my decision to establish a summer seasonal grazing rate of $11.45 an AUM. . . .
. . . Bader 7.3 4.15 11.45 Mr. McDonald .8 3.7 4.5 Mr. Troy 11.2 11.2 Mr. Healy 4.5 4.5 Mr. P. . . . Bader 11.45 $270 $3,091.50 Mr. McDonald 4.5 $380 $1,710 Mr. Troy 11.2 $335 $3,752 Mr. . . .
. . . Staff witness Draper calculated the cost of equity to be 11.45% using the DCF model and 11.02% using . . .
. . . However, for purposes of negotiations I’ll offer a nine-year sentence mid-range, 6.875 years up to 11.45 . . .
. . . That it is not a state agency seems well established where the legislature noted, in section 11.45(l) . . .
. . . See '297 patent, col. 17, 11.45-46 (claim 3); col. 23,1.7 (claim 23); col. 31, 1.36 (claim 55). . . .
. . . If Baker were still employed by John Mor-rell, she would be earning $11.45/hour, plus benefits. . . . Baker still employed by John Morrell as a computer scale operator, she would currently be earning $11.45 . . . the remaining 142 weeks of the front pay award period, the court utilized the following equation: (11.45 . . . dollars/hour x 40 hours) + ((11.45 dollars/hour x 1.5) x 3.75 hours/ week) x 142 weeks = $74,181.69. . . .
. . . (Col.l, 11.45-50.) . . .
. . . general matter, counsel are directed to In re Nichols, 221 B.R. 275 (Bankr.N.D.Okla.1998). .This includes 11.45 . . .
. . . The court took Maine Yankee’s $81 million damages figure and adjusted it downward by $11.45 million. . . .
. . . . § 11.45(l)(b) (defining “county agency” to include a property appraiser). (b) State Control. . . .
. . . See '883 Patent, col.6, 11.45-54; id. col.7, 11.12-21. . . . .
. . . received an e-mail notice from this group indicating that he had failed to reconcile 20.34 percent and 11.45 . . .
. . . and second upstanding annular walls 46 and 50, upper edge 47 of first wall 46 and aperture 51 (col.6, 11.45 . . .
. . . McCarthy, TradeMARKS AND UNFAIR COMPETITION, § 11.45, at 82 (1999). . . . MoCarthy, Trademarks and Unfair Competition, § 11.45, at 80 (1999). . . . McCaRthy, Trademarks and Unfair Competition, § 11.45, at 81 (1999). . . . MCCARTHY, TRADEMARKS AND Unfair Competition, § 11.45, at 82 (1999). . . .
. . . Manager: January—July District Manager: July—December $58,647 14.36% 1995 District Manager $51,934 -11.45% . . .
. . . General may audit a particular entity, the term “governmental entity” is defined broadly in section 11.45 . . .
. . . Thomas McCarthy, McCarthy on Trademarks and Unfair Competition § 11.45 at 11-79. . . .
. . . According to John Ust, senior credit officer with Agri Bank, a tier 3 loan rate of 11.45% would be the . . .
. . . The difference between the 18.4% termination rate and the 9.3% termination rate is the equivalent of 11.45 . . .
. . . In this regard, counsel expended 11.45 hours of time having a value of $1,259.50, and advanced disbursements . . .
. . . . $11.45 $4.82 $2,389.82 4/89 5/30/89 $7,612.00 $3,045.00 $1,995.00 $0.00 $1,050.00 13.79% $33.36 $4.60 . . .
. . . these sources of information and conducted full adversarial negotiations ... ”); 2 NewbeRG & Conte § 11.45 . . .
. . . See 2 Newberg on Class Actions § 11.45, at 11-102 n. 247 (citing West Virginia v. Chas. . . .