Ex parte JANETOS - Page 17




          Appeal No. 98-2156                                        Page 17           
          Application No. 08/421,489                                                  


          teachings, we are at a total loss to understand why one of                  
          ordinary skill in this art would have been motivated to single              
          out this disparate teaching of Johnson and incorporate it into              
          the box of Kiley, as modified by Kimura, as the examiner                    
          proposes.  This being the case, we will not sustain the                     
          rejection of claims 12-14 under 35 U.S.C. § 103(a) based on                 
          the combined teachings of Kiley, Kimura and Johnson.                        


               In summary:                                                            
               The rejections of claims 1-9, 11 and 15-18 under 35                    
          U.S.C.                                                                      
          § 103(a) are all affirmed.                                                  
               The rejections of claims 10 and 12-14 under 35 U.S.C.                  
          § 103(a) are reversed.                                                      



















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