About 197 Trademarks found for “emis*”

The name(s), portrait(s), and/or signature(s) shown in the mark does not identify a particular living individual.

Electronic downloadable publications, namely, magazines, journals, periodical publications, newspapers, books, newsletters, catalogues, instructional and teaching materials, course materials, manuals, pamphlets and reports in the fields of business, financial markets, economics and research

Providing access to computer databases in the field of emerging markets; providing on-line access to digital material and databases in the field of emerging markets

Downloadable music files; Pre-recorded CDs featuring original songs composed by a musical band; Digital media, namely, pre-recorded DVDs, downloadable audio and video recordings, and CDs featuring and promoting original songs composed by a musical band

[ Anti-intrusion alarms; anti-theft warning signal transmitters; ] scanners for electronic non-destructive analysis of luggage, products and goods; [ electronic instruments for access surveillance, namely, cameras; ] electromagnetic scanners for industrial and security inspection; electronic control tunnels through which luggage and other suspect products must pass; and metal detectors for industrial and military purposes

RESEARCH IN THE FIELD OF DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS AND DEVELOPMENT OF DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS

The mark consists of an outer gear image with radially aligned teeth and eleven circular voids that surrounds a tear drop shape that encloses a silhouette of a branched leaf. Below the graphic is the wording "Emissions Science".

The mark consists of the words "emissions technology" surrounded by two intersecting ovals.

COMPUTER SOFTWARE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES AND RECRUITMENT OF PERSONNEL; DOWNLOADABLE COMPUTER SOFTWARE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES AND RECRUITMENT OF PERSONNEL

TEXT MESSAGING SERVICES; TEXT MESSAGING SERVICES IN SUPPORT OF CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT

Gas sensors and analyzers for monitoring and control of emissions in exhaust gases

Drug delivery agents and systems consisting solely of chemical compounds that facilitate delivery of a wide range of pharmaceuticals