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Once that burden is met, the non-moving party must set forth specific facts, supported by the record, showing that there is a genuine issue for trial

A determination of patent infringement requires a two-step analysis: first, the court must construe the asserted claims to determine their scope and meaning as a matter of law; and second, the properly construed claims must be compared to the accused device to determine whether every limitation of the claim is met

2002) ("To establish literal infringement, every limitation set forth in a claim must be found in an accused product

The doctrine of equivalents "must be applied to individual elements of the claim, not to the invention as a whole