Appeal No. 2002-1015 Application 09/129,339 Rehearing on the next business day, Monday, April 28, 2003, the request is considered timely. In the Request for Rehearing, appellants assert that we have misapprehended and overlooked several points in rendering our decision and that we have introduced a new ground of rejection in our previous decision. With these assertions we strongly disagree. We have considered in detail appellants' positions with respect to each of the noted points listed in the Request for Rehearing but are unpersuaded by any of them. What is most telling of the arguments presented is that appellants argue in essence the disclosed invention rather than the subject matter of claim 25 on appeal. Thus, they invite us to read from the specification limitations not actually present in claim 25 on appeal, the only claim argued by appellants in the brief and reply brief. The scope of claim 25 goes well beyond that which is asserted according to the arguments presented. Contrary to the general assertions made in the Request for Rehearing, we did understand the technology even to the point of 2Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007