The Industrial Design Act Is Designed to Protect Distinctive Patterns

question 74

True/False

The Industrial Design Act is designed to protect distinctive patterns or shapes as opposed to useful ones.

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Definitions:

Competitive Exclusion

Process whereby two species compete for a limiting resource, and one drives the other to local extinction.

Same Niche

The scenario where two or more species occupy the same environmental niche, competing for identical resources.

Larger Species

Species characterized by larger body sizes in comparison to related species or within a defined context of study.

Survival

The ability to continue living or existing, often despite difficult conditions or situations.