Definition of "inherency" [inherency]

• The condition of being inherent (noun)

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• "I do not mean to sound callous, but I think the immediate response of such events in inherency avoids poetry, save for the persons who stand in direct relation to such events."
• "Such is clearly the view of hte court in In re Best (see below) "Whether the rejection is based on" inherency "under 35 USC 102, on" prima facie obviousness "under 35 USC 103, jointly or alternatively, 4 the burden of proof is the same, and its fairness is evidenced by the PTO's inability to manufacture products or to obtain and compare prior art products."
• "The opionion became more interesting when Eon challenged claims on the basis of 35 U.S.C. § 101 and Bilski, and tying it together with inherency/obviousness."