A detailed description of the invention should be sufficient to enable persons having ordinary skill in the art to practice the claimed methods.

The court considered whether the invention would have been obvious to a person having ordinary skill in the art when assessing patent validity.

After months of calm waters, the captain reminded the new crew that a smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.

His skillessness at fixing bikes surprised everyone, but his determination to learn was admirable.

The skilless apprentice accidentally ruined the vase while trying to clean it.

Every Sunday, my grandmother skillets potatoes until they're golden.

She stacked the skillets neatly on the shelf, ready for the busy weekend of holiday cooking.

If you skillet the mushrooms over medium heat, they'll develop a rich, caramelized flavor.

She placed the seasoned skillet on the stove and added the onions.

The chef skillfully plated the dish, balancing colors and textures.