non obvious
Patent
In order for a patent to be granted, the claimed invention must be "non obvious" to one of "ordinary skill in the art". In other words, if one obtains a new and unexpected result, the invention is said to be non obvious.
In order for a patent to be granted, the claimed invention must be "non obvious" to one of "ordinary skill in the art". In other words, if one obtains a new and unexpected result, the invention is said to be non obvious.