... should not be treated as reciting abstract ideas, except as follows: In the rare circumstance in which a USPTO employee believes a claim limitation that does not fall within the enumerated groupings of abstract ideas should nonetheless ...
21 In the rare circumstance in which an examiner believes a claim limitation that does not fall within the enumerated groupings of abstract ideas should nonetheless be treated as reciting an abstract idea, the procedure described in ...
In the rare circumstance in which an examiner believes a claim limitation that does not fall within the enumerated groupings of abstract ideas should nonetheless be treated as reciting an abstract idea, the procedure described in Section ...
... of Section 101.33 B. Step 2B: If The Claim Is Directed To A Judicial Exception, Evaluate Whether The Claim Provides An Inventive Concept It is possible that a claim that does not “integrate” a recited judicial exception is nonetheless ...
... an “inventive concept,” rendering the claim eligible at Step 2B.39 Likewise, a claim that does not meaningfully integrate a judicial exception into a practical application of the exception sufficient to pass muster at Step 2A, may nonetheless ...
... the Enumerated Groupings of Abstract Ideas as Reciting an Abstract Idea In the rare circumstance in which an examiner believes a claim limitation that does not fall within the enumerated groupings of abstract ideas should nonetheless ...
Any rejection in which a claim limitation, which does not fall within the enumerated abstract ideas (tentative abstract idea), is nonetheless treated as reciting an abstract idea must be approved by the Technology Center Director (which ...