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synaptic /syn·ap·tic/ (sĭ-nap´tik)
1. pertaining to or affecting a synapse.
2. pertaining to synapsis.

syn·ap·tic (s-nptk)
adj.
Of or relating to synapsis or a synapse.

synaptic
[sinap′tik]
Etymology: Gk, synaptein, to join
pertaining to or resembling a synapse.

synaptic [sĭ-nap´tik]
1. pertaining to a synapse.
2. pertaining to a synapsis.

synaptic
pertaining to a synapse.

synaptic cleft
a narrow space between the plasma membranes of the presynaptic and postsynaptic cells.
synaptic junction
see synapse.
synaptic vesicle
one located in the axon terminal of a presynaptic cell, containing neurotransmitter substances.


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It said Synaptics countersued and both actions were dismissed last year after the companies reached a cross-licensing agreement.
The '352 patent is a fundamental patent to the detection of multiple fingers on a touch pad or touch-sensitive input device to enable the detection an use of a multifinger gestures in various applications," said Elan's lawsuit, referring to Patent 5,825,352 Previously, Elan also filed a similar lawsuit against Synaptics, which makes trackpads and multitouch screens, the company won a preliminary court injunction against Synaptics and later ended up in a cross-license agreement.
com Synaptics Inc (Nasdaq: SYNA), a developer and supplier of custom-designed human interface solutions in mobile computing, communications, entertainment and other electronic devices, declared yesterday (29 September) that two new advanced gestures have been added to its portfolio of gesture recognition capabilities.
 
 
 
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