How To Search World's Largest Known Viral Hazard Reduction Patent Applications

How Do You Search The World's Largest Known Viral Hazard Reduction Patent Applications? It's Huge With Much Needed Information.

While normal boolean search strategies can be made, there is more depth found by starting with the strategies below.

Search Strategies For Researchers With Good Technical Aptitude Looking Into The 

Genius Adaptive Design Invention Encyclopedia

Genius Adaptive Design

Search strategies are not normally included within patent applications themselves. They can be used to seek inventions in this application and/or databases of other patents. While one alternative of this patent application is not disclosing them, we wish to: 

1. Show additional examples for how related patents can be found, despite the limited nature of the suggested strategies. This further shows related embodiments to better understand the inventions. 

2. Be user friendly, without requiring the user to be creative in conceiving good key words.

See the Abbreviations Section For More Examples. Arrows show what a term can be made into or from. You can reverse the arrows, e.g. "with" -→ "w/" in enough to show that "w/" can be expanded into the word "with" w/o (without) having another arrow going the other way. Arrows adapted this section in making it easier for more (not all) people to understand (and contemplate). 

Specific Terms That Can or Have Been Edited In This Application: 
. and → &. & → and 
. ao —> /. ao — » &or. &or -→ and or 
. OTD → Other Techie Details, or Other Technical Details, or For Techies (omit any carriage return after it) . Footnotes — » . For Techies

Lengthen: 
. w — + w/. Vf/ — > with 
. wo → w/o. w/o -→ without 
. optional -→ optional/alternative 
. U -→ User 
. D: -→ Drawing. . D -→ Figurative Drawing. . D — » Diagram

Commonly Used Terms: Abbreviations & Expansions used are listed on their same lines: 
'D, Diagram, Drawing, Figurative Drawing. Often followed by colons. 
Εl, Electronic 
'Fq, Frequency — the electrical type. 
'IMI, Feature, Part, and maybe Function 
1KN, N, Invention. Often followed by colons. ^ 
'KW, Key words. Often followed by colons. 
.'Nr, Notifier, Alerts 
'Misc, Miscellaneous 
Obvious, Exists 
OTD, Other technical details, For Techies, Read later. Often followed by colons. 
SW , Software 
'Sys = Electronic system. 
U, User (s), Person 
'W, W/, With. 
'WO, W/O, Without

Abbreviated: 
. approximate(ly) —* approx 
. average — > av 
. especially — > esp 
. experiment — > exp 
. laboratory —* lab 
. maximum — » max . month — » mo 
. negative (Iy) → neg 
. positive (Iy) — > pos 
. separate (Iy) — * sep 
. separated —> sepd 
. standard —*■ std 
. technical(ly) —* tech 
. volume → vol

Features (Parts) Samples Abbreviated: 
. communicate(s) / communicated / communicating — > comm 
. computerized) — > c 
. coordinate → coord 
. invention or product — > N or KN 
. notifier / notify / notifϊe(s/d) —> nr 
. OTD — * For Techies (either label reduces confusing non technical people) 
. Remote Control — » R [not research] 
. Software — > SW 
. Sound Analyzer — > SA 
. Telephone → Tel 
. Visual Analyzer —*■ VA

Alter Invention Descriptions (Specifications): 
. Small — > Adapted Size 
. Obvious — * Exists? 
. Fast — > Adapted slow speed 
. More -→ Fewer. Quantity — > Adapted quantity 
. Optional —* Important (Aspect) 
. Expensive → Adapted to fit budget 
. Exclude — ♦ Include 
. Seek —» Sought 
. Find -→ Found

More research strategies are found in the published patent application at Genius Adaptive Design.