Ex parte BRUSEWITZ - Page 4




          Appeal No. 95-3811                                                          
          Application No. 08/249,081                                                  


          the prosecution history of this application.  However, the                  
          examiner has made no effort to provide a nexis of the                       
          enumerated deficiencies noted in the answer to the subject                  
          matter of the present claims on appeal.  As disclosed, the                  
          context of the implementation of the disclosed and closed                   
          invention is the formats and standards provided by the                      
          International Consultative committe for Telegraphs and                      
          Telephones ‘CCITT’ H. 261 video standard.  The examiner does                
          not appear to appreciate the impact that such standards have                
          upon the level of enablement necessary to meet the first                    
          paragraph of U.S.C. 112.                                                    
               It is not neccessarily fatal that appellant may albeit,                
          as has been done during the prosecution of this application,                
          that certain errors occured in the original filing of the                   
          translation or even the original priority document itself.                  
          What is significant is that the standard of judging such a                  
          disclosure remains that under expermintation must be necessary              
          for the artist to make and use the claimed invention for such               
          a rejection to be sustained.  While some degree of                          
          experimentation is permited in order for a specification to be              
          considered enabling under 35 U.S.C. 112, first paragraph, that              
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