Appeal No. 1999-0451 Page 3 Application No. 08/555,275 7, line 23 of the specification, and in original claim 1, line 12, and claim 7, line 2. We have fully considered the arguments in the request for reconsideration, but are still of the view that, taking into consideration the lack of disclosure of a timetable, how a timetable would be determined, etc., the application as filed would not convey with reasonable clarity to those skilled in the art that appellant was in possession of “the application of braking force... in regular steps or degrees in a timetable,” which is what appellant asserted on page 10 of his brief was being claimed. Accordingly, the request for reconsideration (rehearing) is denied insofar as it seeks any reversal or modification of Paper No. 20. DENIED IAN A. CALVERT ) Administrative Patent Judge ) ) ) ) ) BOARD OF PATENT JAMES M. MEISTER ) APPEALSPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007