Difference between revisions of "M. Zerolo"

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French patent agent '''M. Zerolo''' has entered into our data modestly, though not negligibly. We should have more on him later.
 
French patent agent '''M. Zerolo''' has entered into our data modestly, though not negligibly. We should have more on him later.
  
We sometimes have simply “Zérolo”.<ref>[[Patent FR-1910-418364]]</ref> We sometimes have “Zerolo”.<ref>[[Patent FR-1918-516364]]</ref> The inconsistent accent aigu within such a non-French name could reflect a patchy comportment with French norms. The “M.” in “M. Zerolo” could possibly stand for “Monsieur”, though this is not extremely likely.
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We sometimes have simply “Zérolo”.<ref>[[Patent FR-1910-418364]]</ref> We sometimes have “Zerolo”.<ref>[[Patent FR-1918-516364]]</ref> The inconsistent accent aigu within such a non-French name reflects a patchy comportment with French norms. It is fairly likely that the “M.” in “M. Zerolo” stands for “Monsieur”.
  
 
{{Patents report by patent agent|M. Zerolo}}
 
{{Patents report by patent agent|M. Zerolo}}

Latest revision as of 11:44, 27 November 2022

French patent agent M. Zerolo has entered into our data modestly, though not negligibly. We should have more on him later.

We sometimes have simply “Zérolo”.[1] We sometimes have “Zerolo”.[2] The inconsistent accent aigu within such a non-French name reflects a patchy comportment with French norms. It is fairly likely that the “M.” in “M. Zerolo” stands for “Monsieur”.

Patents for which M. Zerolo was the patent agent

Patents for which Zérolo was the patent agent

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