Interference No. 103,036
used herein, and as we understand it to be used in § 1.633, means
the burden to establish the proposition at issue by a
preponderance of the evidence.") The basis for the proposed
unpatentability is set forth in Addendum B to the brief.
The Sterling patent teaches at page 1, lines 19 to 30,
a simple device for readily giving the user of a dry cell an
approximate indication of the electrical condition of the cell at
any time, comprising a cell having ("attached to or, or sent
along with [line 25]") an indicating means so that the strength
of the cell may be readily tested without the necessity of
hunting up an instrument for the purpose. Sterling teaches two
embodiments. The first embodiment is depicted in Figures 1 and 2
as follows:
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