Interference No. 103,036 material and indicate voltage of reissue claims 24 to 29. The motion relies upon the testimony of Dr. Feder at CR 53 to 57 and 64. Dr. Feder testified that the Burroughs et al. specification does not disclose means between the conductive layer and the battery which performs a thermal insulating function to allow heat generated by the conductive layer to sufficiently heat the heat-sensitive color indicator material. As we noted in our decision on item 5, supra, the Burroughs et al. specification is sufficient to show that the natural result flowing from the operation of Figure 10 is to permit the heat generated by the conductive layer to change the color of the temperature sensitive color indicator material. Accordingly, for the reasons given in item 5, supra, the motion is denied as to item 6. In item 7, the motion urges that the Burroughs et al. specification does not contain a written description for the “air pocket" limitation of reissue claims 30 to 32 and 40. The motion relies upon the testimony of Dr. Feder at CR 65 and 66. With respect to claims 30 to 32, Feder testified that the Burroughs et al. specification does not disclose an air pocket as a part of the temperature sensitive color indicator, the indicator device 10D of Figure 10, but rather discloses the air pocket as being -49-Page: Previous 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007