Motorola Mobility, Inc. v. Apple, Inc.
Filing
94
NOTICE by Motorola Mobility, Inc. of Filing Brief on Claim Construction (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit, # 2 Exhibit, # 3 Exhibit, # 4 Exhibit, # 5 Exhibit, # 6 Exhibit, # 7 Exhibit, # 8 Exhibit, # 9 Exhibit, # 10 Exhibit, # 11 Exhibit, # 12 Exhibit, # 13 Exhibit, # 14 Exhibit, # 15 Exhibit, # 16 Exhibit, # 17 Exhibit, # 18 Exhibit, # 19 Exhibit, # 20 Exhibit, # 21 Exhibit, # 22 Exhibit, # 23 Exhibit, # 24 Exhibit, # 25 Exhibit, # 26 Exhibit, # 27 Exhibit, # 28 Exhibit, # 29 Exhibit, # 30 Exhibit, # 31 Affidavit)(Giuliano, Douglas)
Exhibit 25
to Motorola’s Opening Claim Construction Brief
July 28, 2011
mItE 8td 100-11192
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The Institute of Electrieal and Electronics Engineers. Inc.
345 East 47th Street, New York, NY 10017·2394, USA
Copyright Cl1993 by the
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
All rigbIB ....rved. Publiahed 1993
Printed in the United States of America
ISBN 1·55937·240·0
No part of til is publication may M reproduced in any (onn,
in an electronic retrieual system or otherwise,
without tM prior written permi88ion of the publish2r.
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January 15. 1993
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assortment of cables and adapters for use with
test or support equipment.
(2]
adapter. .taD4a.rd. A two· port device havtng
standard connectors for Joining together two
waveguides or transmlSsion Jines with nonmatIng standard connectors.
474-1973w
addreu
addead. A number to be added to another
number (the augend) to produce a result (the
sum).
610.1
adder. A device whose output Is a representation
of the sum of the two or more quantities
represented by the inputs. See: electroD.lc
'''Il10& computer; baJf-addu. 162-1963. 121
adapter. . . .eguJde (waTefUlde compoaeata).
A structure used to interconnect two add me. A file contalnJng records that are being
added or are to be added to a master rue.
wavegUides that differ In Size or type. If the
610.5-1990
modes of propagation also differ. the adapter
functions as a mode transducer.
147-1979 addition .,ent (electroplatlDtl. A substance
that. when added to an electrolyte. produces a
adaptma. See: .elf~adaptln• .
desired change in the structure or properties of
adaptiYe antenaa .,..tem. An antenna system
an electrodeposlt. wtthout producing any
haVing clTcult elements associated with Its
appreclabte change in the conductivity of the
radJatlng elements such that some of the
electrolytes. or in the activtty of the metal Ions
antenna properties are controlled by the
or hydrogen Ions. See: e1ectroplattac.
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received signal. See: aateana.
145-19~"""'·.dd1tioD without eany.• See: esclualft OR.
adaptlve c:ocliD&. The application of two or rp6re
"Deprecated.
610.1
image compression techniques to a ....~:ca~
maintenance performed to make ,f*c~Wrl:,t,<,;:,po~f?1:M operand for the Instruction. Ie) (elecprogram usable in a changed e~. . t.~.,.".,. . "'. •Jn~. ~4;",machlne-control system). A means of
".:ti~
...
.
Contrast with: correcUye malitfi.'ij'a~; <; " !)j' 'Ideotlfytng lnformatlon or a location In a conperfectlTe maiDteoADce.
616.l'a~it)~~"~:' 'J!o.l4Y!I:~c;:m. Example: The x In the command x
12345 is an address Identifying the numbers
adaptlTe .yatem. A system that has a means of
12345 as referrtng to a postUon on the x axis.
monltor1ng Us own performance and a means of
185 )
(3) (8Oft.are). (A) A number. character. or
\ varytng Its own parameters by closed-loop
actton to Improve Us ~rformance. See: ayatem
group of characters that identifies a gtven
aeieace.
(63)
device or storage location. {Bl To refer to a
device or storage locaUon by an Identifying
ADC cODvenlon lain. The number of channels
number, character. or group of characters. See
over which the full ampUtude span can be
also: absolute add"..; effective adclrea;
spread: usually 204&-8192 Channels are used
ImpUed addreuln.; Indirect addre•• ; rela·
for Ge gamma-ray spectrometry. N42.14-1991
live addre•• ; "locatable .delre•• ; .,..bollc
ad4re•• ; vlrtualaddre...
610.12 ~ 1990
Adcock ADteona. A pair of verucal antennas
(4) (teat pattern lantua.e). The identification
separated by a distance of one-haJf wavelength
of a specific memory word, usually expressed
or less. and connected In phase opposition to
In X-, y~ . and z-coordlnates. and In binary
produce a radiation pattern hav1ng the shape of
code. See. Io&le addreu, pbJ1lleaJ addrea•.
a ngure etght In all planes containing the
660·1966
centers of the two antennas. See: ADtenaa.
(IS) (STltbUl). The reference to a unit of data or
145-1983
the value represented by the address lines
add. To Insert a record Into an existing file.
while ADRSTB* Is ac tive.
1000-1987
610.5-1990
(8) (metal nitrite ozide .emlcooductor
ma).
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