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This invention relates to instruments, such as aneroids, and operating means therefor.
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The statement introduces an invention involving instruments, giving aneroids as an example. It says the invention also concerns the operating means used with those instruments. In plain terms, the subject includes both the instrument and the equipment or method used to operate it.
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- U.S. Patent No. 1,930,899, Google Patents
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