WANG V. TUCHOLSKI - Page 97




          Interference No. 103,036                                                    


          understand the figures in the Kiernan et al. patent  and could37                       
          not interpret Figure 10  of the party Burroughs et al.'s38                                                   
          specification,  Dr. Powers' testimony with respect to these39                                                            

          matters should be given no weight.  We decline to accord                    
          Dr. Powers' testimony no weight, but rather will evaluate his               
          testimony insofar as it relates to the matters which we must                
          decide.                                                                     
                    The motion under consideration urges that the Burroughs           
          et al. specification lacks written description for 14 limitations           
          recited in its claims.  For ease of reference, we have retained             
          the same numbering, i.e., items 2 to 15, as in the party Cataldi            
          et al.'s main brief.                                                        




           The party Cataldi et al. relies upon its proposed findings of37                                                                      
          fact Nos. (197) to (205) to support its conclusion that Dr. Powers          
          did not understand the Kiernan patent.                                      
           The Burroughs et al. patent specification, column 5, lines 5038                                                                      
          to 52, states that Figure 10 is "a top plan view."  Other figures,          
          i.e. 1, 1A, 4, and 11, are also identified as top views or top plan         
          views.  A review of these figures shows that they are not standard          
          top views, but rather are a hybrid between a top view and a side            
          view.  Since we are able to ascertain what these figures depict, we         
          have no doubt that one skilled in the art would also be able to             
          ascertain what they depict.                                                 
           The party Cataldi et al. relies upon its proposed findings of39                                                                      
          fact Nos. (206) to (214) to support its contention concerning Figure        
          10.                                                                         
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