Ex Parte MARESCA et al - Page 4



          Appeal No. 1999-1543                                                        
          Application No. 08/456,762                                                  

               Rather than repeat the arguments of Appellant and the                  
          Examiner, we make reference to the brief and the answer for their           
          respective details thereof.                                                 

          OPINION                                                                     
              We have considered the rejections advanced by the Examiner             
          and the supporting arguments.  We have, likewise, reviewed the              
          Appellants’ arguments set forth in the brief.                               
               We affirm-in-part.                                                     
               We consider the various groups of claims rejected under                
          three different sets of references.                                         
               Ell                                                                    
               In response to the rejection of claim 1 under 35 U.S.C.                
          § 102 (final rejection at page 2), Appellants argue, (brief at              
          page 6) that “[t]he current on line 30 [in Ell] is not the                  
          acceleration signal representative of the acceleration of a                 
          movable element disclosed and claimed in this application.”                 
          Appellants further argue (id.) that “[t]he reference [Ell] does             











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