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`Patent Owner Exhibit 2004, Cover-1
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`Patent Owner Exhibit 2004, Cover-2
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`embed vb. To insert information created in one program;
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`such as a-chart or an equation, into another program. After
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`embedded interface n. An interface built into a hard-
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`ware device’s drive and controller board so that the device
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`embedded system n. Microprocessors used to control
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`used in business and manufacturing. An embedded system
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`Patent Owner Exhibit 2004, Page 190
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