Appeal 2007-0814
Application 10/243,417
10. The fence takes on any contour required to enclose a specific area to be
protected (Crisp, col. 2, ll. 59-62).
11. Typically the line posts extend approximately four (4) feet above ground
level, and are securely anchored below ground in a vertical orientation
using concrete or a like material (Crisp, col. 2, ll. 65-67 and col. 3, ll. 22-
24).
12. The superstructure posts 14, 14’ provide high strength terminations for
cables 24, 24’ and their enclosures 22, 22’ (Crisp, col. 3, ll. 29-45).
13. The anchor means consists of passing the sheath and its corresponding
cable through the super post 14 at a predetermined point, and bending
them downwardly at an angle so that the sheath and cable terminate
within the concrete anchor 28’ used to secure an adjacent super post
(Crisp, col. 3, ll. 36-42).
14. Thus, the cables are not fastened to both the post and the concrete
anchors.
15. The flight path of an aircraft includes its path from its point of origin to
its destination, including take-off and landing. During take-off, an
aircraft is substantially horizontal to the ground.
PRINCIPLES OF LAW
“A claim is anticipated only if each and every element as set forth in the
claim is found, either expressly or inherently described, in a single prior art
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