Honeywell Intern. v. Universal Avionics Systems
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Opinion
United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
ERRATA
August 10, 2007
Appeal Nos. 2006-1406,-1435
Honeywell International, Inc. v. Universal Avionics Systems Corp.
Decided: July 3, 2007 Precedential Opinion
Change the opinion as follows:
• Replace “the angular direction of an object” on page 8, line 15, with “direction.” • Omit “angular” on page 8, line 16. • Replace “angular direction of the runway line from a point on that runway” on page 8, lines 17–18, with “direction of the runway itself.”
With these changes, the two affected sentences should read as follows:
The specification and prosecution history both make clear that the patentees used the term “heading” to refer to direction from a point on a runway. Thus, the “heading of the aircraft” is the direction of the aircraft from a point on a runway, and the “heading of the runway” is the direction of the runway itself.
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