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Almir Atoatte, Jundiai BR
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20150053169 | WEIGHT OPTIMIZED CONNECTING ROD - The present invention relates to a connecting rod for an internal combustion engine with a big bearing portion for forming a coupling arrangement with a crankshaft and with a small bearing portion for forming a coupling arrangement with a piston, whereas between the big bearing portion and the small bearing potion is arranged a rod shaft. According to the invention the rod shaft features a single piece construction with a first shaft beam and a second shaft bean arranged substantially parallel to the first shaft beam, whereas the shaft beams extend from the big bearing portion to the small bearing portion and feature a certain distance to each other, whereas at least the small bearing portion features an outer dimension which is broader than the median width of the rod shaft and the transition of the rod shaft into the small bearing portion features a concave transition portion. | 02-26-2015 |
Almir Mutapcic, Burlingame, CA US
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20100153900 | AUTOMATED CIRCUIT DESIGN PROCESS FOR GENERATION OF STABILITY CONSTRAINTS FOR GENERICALLY DEFINED ELECTRONIC SYSTEM WITH FEEDBACK - A method is described that involves accepting a description of an electronic system having feedback. The method further includes expressing a real root of the electronic system's transfer function and expressing a real part of a complex root of the electronic system's transfer function. The method further includes expressing a time parameter as a maximum of the real root and the real part of a complex root. The method further involves expressing a settling time of the electronic system with the time parameter and using the settling time to automatically generate a design for the electronic system. | 06-17-2010 |
20130179849 | Automated Circuit Design For Generation of Stability Constraints for Generically Defined Electronic System with Feedback - A method is described that involves accepting a description of an electronic system having feedback. The method further includes expressing a real root of the electronic system's transfer function and expressing a real part of a complex root of the electronic system's transfer function. The method further includes expressing a time parameter as a maximum of the real root and the real part of a complex root. The method further involves expressing a settling time of the electronic system with the time parameter and using the settling time to automatically generate a design for the electronic system. | 07-11-2013 |
Almir Smajilovic, Stuttgart DE
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20100075058 | APPLICATOR AND APPLICATION METHOD FOR APPLYING A SEALANT TO A FLANGED SEAM - An applicator is disclosed for applying a coating agent, such as a sealant, to a component, such as a flanged seam of a motor vehicle body component. The applicator includes a nozzle for delivering the coating agent on to the component and a carrier. The carrier may be guided by a multiple-axis robot in operation, with a joint located kinematically between the carrier and the nozzle, thereby permitting the nozzle to move to avoid contact with a component being coated. | 03-25-2010 |
Almir Velagic, Melrose, MA US
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20100004664 | ANCHORING SYSTEM FOR DISC REPAIR - Embodiments of the invention relate generally to tissue anchors and methods of delivering same to the intervertebral disc or other sites within the body. In some embodiments, the anchors provide pull-out resistance, stability and/or maximize contact with tissue involving a minimum amount of penetration. In some embodiments, delivery methods are minimally invasive and include linear, lateral, and off-angle implantation or driving of anchors along, against or within tissue surfaces. | 01-07-2010 |
20100049259 | METHOD FOR VERTEBRAL ENDPLATE RECONSTRUCTION - Embodiments relate generally to tissue anchors and methods of delivering same to the intervertebral disc or other sites within the body. In some embodiments, the anchors provide increased pull-out resistance, stability and/or contact with tissue involving a reduced amount of penetration. In some embodiments, delivery methods are minimally invasive and can include linear, lateral, and off-angle implantation or driving of anchors along, against or within tissue surfaces. Several embodiments disclose anchors and anchoring systems that effectively reconstruct or augment vertebral endplate surfaces. | 02-25-2010 |
20110196492 | BONE ANCHORING SYSTEMS - Embodiments relate generally to tissue anchors and methods of deliveπng same to the intervertebral disc or other sites within the body. In some embodiments, the anchors provide increased pull-out resistance, stability and/or contact with tissue involving a reduced amount of penetration. In some embodiments, delivery methods are minimally invasive and can include linear, lateral, and off-angle implantation or driving of anchors along, against or within tissue surfaces. Several embodiments disclose anchors and anchoπng systems that effectively reconstruct or augment vertebral endplate surfaces. | 08-11-2011 |
20110264227 | VERTEBRAL ANCHORING METHODS - Embodiments of the invention relate generally to tissue anchors and methods of delivering same to the intervertebral disc or other sites within the body. In some embodiments, the anchors provide pull-out resistance, stability and/or maximize contact with tissue involving a minimum amount of penetration. In some embodiments, delivery methods are minimally invasive and include linear, lateral, and off-angle implantation or driving of anchors along, against or within tissue surfaces. | 10-27-2011 |
Almir Velagic, Watertown, MA US
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20130184750 | BONE ANCHOR SYSTEMS - Embodiments of the invention relate generally to tissue anchors and methods of delivering same to the intervertebral disc or other sites within the body. In some embodiments, the anchors provide pull-out resistance, stability and/or maximize contact with tissue involving a minimum amount of penetration. In some embodiments, delivery methods are minimally invasive and include linear, lateral, and off-angle implantation or driving of anchors along, against or within tissue surfaces. | 07-18-2013 |