Hatton, GB
Christopher Hatton, Bradford GB
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20100187490 | Wind resistant hedgerow - An exterior screen for safety, security, soundproofing and/or aesthetic purposes. Substantial amount of costs and time is apportioned to the installation, permanency and maintenance of conventional screens. | 07-29-2010 |
Diane Hatton, Cambridge GB
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20120231500 | Cells For Transient Expression And Uses Thereof - This invention relates to the transient expression of heterologous polypeptides in mammalian cell lines. Specifically it relates to an expression-enhanced cell line derived from a parent cell line, the expression-enhanced cell line comprising nucleic acid encoding Epstein-Barr Virus Nuclear Antigen 1 or a functional derivative, analogue, or variant thereof; and further comprising: | 09-13-2012 |
Geoffrey Hatton, Cambridgeshire GB
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20080213090 | Thrust Generating Apparatus - There have been past proposals for air vehicles employing the Coanda effect. In these proposals, a jet of fluid, usually air, is made to flow radially outwardly over a dome-shaped canopy to create lift. A cross-section through the canopy is curved to follow a segment of a circle or it may have a radius of curvature that increases in the direction of flow. In the invention, the radius (r) of the canopy curve decreases towards the downstream direction (x) in a way that is related to the decrease in the width of the jet as it flows over the surface. This means that the radius of curvature decreases (instead of increasing) towards the downstream direction with the rate of decrease being progressively less rapid towards the downstream direction. | 09-04-2008 |
Geoffrey Hatton, Peterborough GB
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20090065649 | STEERING OF VEHICLES THROUGH BOUNDARY LAYER CONTROL - In aeronautical devices where a fluid such as air flows over a surface ( | 03-12-2009 |
20090242689 | CRAFT HAVING A ROTATABLE FLUID PROPULSION DEVICE - The invention arose in the design of vertical takeoff craft where a bladed rotor directs a jet of fluid over a curved surface so that the jet is turned from a radial direction towards an axial direction to create lift. These craft have stability problems when an attempt is made to hover close to the ground or to a vertical surface and for this reason such craft have been confined to paper proposals and unsuccessful experimental models. In accordance with the invention, the craft is designed so that its rotor and other moving parts have a large angular momentum. In this way, a gyroscopic effect is achieved, sufficient to give positive stability to the craft, eliminating the aforementioned problem. | 10-01-2009 |
Ian Raymond Hatton, Grantham GB
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20110011110 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR GENERATING AND DISTRIBUTING ELECTRICITY - A cooling device may include a data center including at least one heat producing equipment and a power source of electric power dedicated to supply electric power only to the data center. The power source may be a renewable power source. The power source may be solar heat. The power source may be a steam turbine. The renewable source may include electrolyses to generate hydrogen. The hydrogen may be stored. The gas turbine may be powered by the hydrogen. | 01-20-2011 |
20110227344 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR USING DE-COMPRESSED FLUID (AIR) AS A COOLANT - The present invention includes a system for generating electrical power which may include a data center including at least one equipment which requires electrical power, a renewable power source to generate renewable electric power, a motor to receive the electrical power and to operate a compressor to compress a fluid, a storage device to store the compressed fluid, and a turbine to convert the compressed fluid to operate an electrical generator. The electrical generator may generate electricity to be used by the data center and the storage device may be an underground cavern. The renewable power source may supply electricity directly to the data center, and the turbine may be a high-pressure turbine. The turbine may receive natural gas, and the turbine may be a low-pressure turbine. The system may include a recuperator to receive waste heat from the data center, and the system may include a recuperator to receive waste heat from the turbine. | 09-22-2011 |
James Hatton, East Sussex GB
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20120299312 | Case Latch Assembly - A case latch assembly includes a first and second lock mounting parts, a strike plate member provided on the first lock mounting part, a hinge member, and a strike plate engagement member. The hinge member is mounted for pivotable movement on a torsion element arranged to apply torsion to the hinge member to bias the hinge member towards or away from the second lock mounting part. The strike plate engagement member is mounted on the hinge member and is reciprocally moveable between a closed position in which the strike plate engagement member engages with the strike plate member and an open position in which the strike plate engagement member is disengaged from the strike plate member. | 11-29-2012 |
James Hatton, Sussex GB
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20140375070 | DOOR BRACE - A door brace ( | 12-25-2014 |
20150233159 | Case Latch Assembly - A case latch assembly, comprises: | 08-20-2015 |
James Hatton, St. Leonards-On-Sea GB
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20080238110 | CASE LATCH ASSEMBLY - A case latch assembly | 10-02-2008 |
20090108162 | COMPUTER CASE MOUNTING APPARATUS - A CPU holder | 04-30-2009 |
20090295175 | Case Latch Assembly - A case latch assembly | 12-03-2009 |
20130251188 | Speaker Cabinet Pole Mount and Speaker Cabinet - A speaker cabinet pole mount includes a socket body and an attachment element. The socket body defines a pole socket comprising a first socket part and a second socket part extending generally from one end of the first socket part. The first socket part has a first diameter and the second socket part having a second, smaller diameter. The second socket part has an internal wall which is provided with at least one coupling element adapted to engage with a threaded pole. The attachment element is coupled to the socket body generally at the other end of the first socket part, the attachment element being adapted for connection to a wall of a speaker cabinet. | 09-26-2013 |
20150042109 | DOOR BRACE - A door brace ( | 02-12-2015 |
Jan Adrian Robert Hatton, Burghfield Common GB
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20150343829 | SECURITY DEVICE - A security device including an array of lines printed or otherwise provided on a substrate, the lines including materials which have the same appearance under visible light illumination but which appear different from each other in the visible under a combination of visible and non-visible, ultraviolet illumination. At least some of the lines in the array appear different from other lines under the combination of visible and non-visible, ultraviolet illumination. A second, surface relief array of lines imposed on the first array, the orientation, line widths and spacings of the first and second arrays being such that the device exhibits a variable appearance as it is tilted while exposed to the combination of visible and non-visible illumination. | 12-03-2015 |
Mark Hatton, Eye GB
Mark A. Hatton, Eye GB
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20090051690 | Motion line switching in a virtual environment - A computing system enhances the human-like realism of computer opponents in racing-type games and other motion-related games. The computing system observes multiple prescribed motion lines and computes switching probabilities attributed to switching of simulated motion of a racer from one prescribed motion line to another. A sampling module samples at random over the switching probabilities to select one of the switching probabilities. At least one control signal is generated to switch simulated motion of the entity in a virtual reality environment from the first prescribed motion line to one of the other prescribed motion lines, in accordance with the selected one of the switching probabilities. | 02-26-2009 |
Mark Andrew Hatton, Eye GB
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20090061972 | SPEED-DEPENDENT SUGGESTED DRIVING LINES - In a video game or simulator, suggested speed indicators are computed along a suggested driving line on a path (e.g., a race track) and displayed in a simple, progressive, and user-friendly format. The displayed speed indicators are based on a racer's current speed and target speeds attributed to individual locations along the suggested driving line on the path. The speed indicators provide a dynamic indication of where and how the player should slow down or speed up relative to their current speed as their racer travels along the path. The speed indicators are displayed (e.g., using color to represent different magnitudes of suggested acceleration and deceleration) along the suggested driving line in front of the racer so that the player can anticipate braking and acceleration actions as the path and the racer's speed change. | 03-05-2009 |
20100173687 | SPEED-DEPENDENT SUGGESTED DRIVING LINES - In a video game or simulator, suggested speed indicators are computed along a suggested driving line on a path (e.g., a race track) and displayed in a simple, progressive, and user-friendly format. The displayed speed indicators are based on a racer's current speed and target speeds attributed to individual locations along the suggested driving line on the path. The speed indicators provide a dynamic indication of where and how the player should slow down or speed up relative to their current speed as their racer travels along the path. The speed indicators are displayed (e.g., using color to represent different magnitudes of suggested acceleration and deceleration) along the suggested driving line in front of the racer so that the player can anticipate braking and acceleration actions as the path and the racer's speed change. | 07-08-2010 |
20100240430 | COMPUTING A TARGET SPEED IN A VIRTUAL RACING ENVIRONMENT - A target speed profile for a specified racer is computed at various points along a track. The calculation is based on the real world physics of the racing environment and incorporates physical characteristics of the track, including curvature, undulation, and/or camber. A lateral acceleration component is developed to limit the realistic maximum speed a racer may obtain at any given point along the track. Furthermore, differences in realistic maximum speeds at different points along the track can overwhelm a racer's braking capability. As such, braking capacity adjustments can be applied to decrease the maximum speed in the target speed profile, so that the overall target speed profile is more realistic and attainable. | 09-23-2010 |
20110059783 | SPEED-DEPENDENT SUGGESTED DRIVING LINES - In a video game or simulator, suggested speed indicators are computed along a suggested driving line on a path (e.g., a race track) and displayed in a simple, progressive, and user-friendly format. The displayed speed indicators are based on a racer's current speed and target speeds attributed to individual locations along the suggested driving line on the path. The speed indicators provide a dynamic indication of where and how the player should slow down or speed up relative to their current speed as their racer travels along the path. The speed indicators are displayed (e.g., using color to represent different magnitudes of suggested acceleration and deceleration) along the suggested driving line in front of the racer so that the player can anticipate braking and acceleration actions as the path and the racer's speed change. | 03-10-2011 |
20110137629 | RACING LINE OPTIMIZATION - An automatic algorithm for finding racing lines via computerized minimization of a measure of the curvature of a racing line is derived. Maximum sustainable speed of a car on a track is shown to be inversely proportional to the curvature of the line it is attempting to follow. Low curvature allows for higher speed given that a car has some maximum lateral traction when cornering. The racing line can also be constrained, or “pinned,” at arbitrary points on the track. Pinning may be performed randomly, deterministically, or manually and allows, for example, a line designer to pin the line at any chosen points on the track, such that when the automatic algorithm is run, it will produce the smoothest line that still passes through all the specified pins. | 06-09-2011 |
20110159936 | SPEED-DEPENDENT SUGGESTED DRIVING LINES - In a video game or simulator, suggested speed indicators are computed along a suggested driving line on a path (e.g., a race track) and displayed in a simple, progressive, and user-friendly format. The displayed speed indicators are based on a racer's current speed and target speeds attributed to individual locations along the suggested driving line on the path. The speed indicators provide a dynamic indication of where and how the player should slow down or speed up relative to their current speed as their racer travels along the path. The speed indicators are displayed (e.g., using color to represent different magnitudes of suggested acceleration and deceleration) along the suggested driving line in front of the racer so that the player can anticipate braking and acceleration actions as the path and the racer's speed change. | 06-30-2011 |
20130122979 | COMPUTING A TARGET SPEED IN A VIRTUAL RACING ENVIRONMENT - A target speed profile for a specified racer is computed at various points along a track. The calculation is based on the real world physics of the racing environment and incorporates physical characteristics of the track, including curvature, undulation, and/or camber. A lateral acceleration component is developed to limit the realistic maximum speed a racer may obtain at any given point along the track. Furthermore, differences in realistic maximum speeds at different points along the track can overwhelm a racer's braking capability. As such, braking capacity adjustments can be applied to decrease the maximum speed in the target speed profile, so that the overall target speed profile is more realistic and attainable. | 05-16-2013 |
Paul V. Hatton, Sheffield GB
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20150367023 | A NOVEL GLASS-IONOMER CEMENT - A novel, glass-ionomer cement (GIC), which is preferably bioactive, and which is both trivalent metal cation-free and magnesium-free, comprising: (i) a glass composition which is both trivalent metal cation-free and magnesium-free (and is preferably bioactive), and (ii) a polyacid. | 12-24-2015 |
Richard Hatton, Conwy GB
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20100279290 | MICROBIOLOGICAL DETECTION METHOD - A method for detecting the presence of a hydrocarbon deposit ( | 11-04-2010 |
Ross Hatton, Coventry GB
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20120241717 | Organic Photosensitive Optoelectronic Devices - A photosensitive optoelectronic device ( | 09-27-2012 |
Ross Andrew Hatton, Guildford GB
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20090166591 | Thin Film Production - A method of producing a thin film comprising uniformly dispersed carbon nanotubes, the method comprising the steps of: adapting a molecular semiconductor to make it soluble; adapting the molecular semiconductor to facilitate the formation of a high degree of molecular order and frontier orbital overlap between adjacent molecules; adapting carbon nanotubes to make them soluble; combining the soluble carbon nanotubes and the soluble molecular semiconductor in a solvent to form a solution; producing the thin film from the solution. | 07-02-2009 |
Ross Andrew Hatton, Church Lawford GB
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20100006152 | Carbon Nanotube Based Semiconducting Devices and Methods for Their Production - A method of producing a photo-voltaic device comprising the steps of: synthesising carbon nanotubes; adapting the synthesised carbon nanotubes to provide a surface defect such as to create an effective band gap; selecting an organic semiconductor material which facilitates the efficient energy transfer between carbon nanotubes and the organic material, wherein the organic material is selected such that the energy band gap formed between the HOMO and LUMO energy levels lies within the effective band gap of the adapted carbon nanotubes; combining the adapted carbon nanotubes and the selected organic material to form a composite material. | 01-14-2010 |
20130220412 | TRANSPARENT ELECTRODES FOR SEMICONDUCTOR THIN FILM DEVICES - A method of producing a transparent electrode suitable for use in an organic semiconductor photovoltaic device. First and second silanes ( | 08-29-2013 |
Stephen Hatton, Surrey GB
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20140041878 | Hybrid Riser System - A hybrid riser system comprises a lower riser section secured between a lower subsea anchor and an upper buoyant structure, and an upper riser section extending between the lower riser section and a surface or near surface vessel. The lower riser section comprises an elongate support and one or more composite fluid conduits secured to and extending adjacent the elongate support. The composite fluid conduits comprise a composite material formed of at least a matrix and one or more reinforcing elements embedded within the matrix. The upper riser section comprises one or more flexible conduits in fluid communication with the composite fluid conduits | 02-13-2014 |
20140044493 | Subsea Conduit System - A subsea conduit system comprises a conduit extending between a surface vessel and a subsea support, and a load arrangement connected between a subsea anchor and the conduit at a region of connection which is intermediate the vessel and the subsea support to apply a force on the conduit. The conduit is configured such that the applied force generates axial tension in the conduit between the region of connection and the vessel, and between the region of connection and the subsea support. | 02-13-2014 |
20150204472 | COMPOSITE PIPE END CONNECTOR - A pipe assembly ( | 07-23-2015 |
20150275629 | CONNECTION APPARATUS - An apparatus ( | 10-01-2015 |
Stephen Hatton, Woking GB
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20100314865 | JOINING METAL PIPES - A metal pipe | 12-16-2010 |
Steve Hatton, Surrey GB
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20120085544 | MARINE SUBSEA FREE-STANDING RISER SYSTEMS AND METHODS - A free-standing riser system connects a subsea source to a surface structure. The system includes a concentric free-standing riser comprising inner and outer risers defining an annulus there between. A lower end of the riser is fluidly coupled to the subsea source through a lower riser assembly (LRA) and one or more subsea flexible conduits. An upper end of the riser is connected to a buoyancy assembly and the surface structure through an upper riser assembly (URA) and one or more upper flexible conduits, the riser also mechanically connected to a buoyancy assembly that applies upward tension to the riser. The riser may be insulated for flow assurance, either by a flow assurance fluid in the annulus, insulation of the outside of the outer riser, or both. The system may include a hydrate inhibition system and/or a subsea dispersant system. The surface structure may be dynamically positioned. | 04-12-2012 |
20150122503 | Marine Subsea Free-Standing Riser Systems and Methods - A free-standing riser system connects a subsea source to a surface structure. The system includes a concentric free-standing riser comprising inner and outer risers defining an annulus there between. A lower end of the riser is fluidly coupled to the subsea source through a lower riser assembly (LRA) and one or more subsea flexible conduits. An upper end of the riser is connected to a buoyancy assembly and the surface structure through an upper riser assembly (URA) and one or more upper flexible conduits, the riser also mechanically connected to a buoyancy assembly that applies upward tension to the riser. The riser may be insulated for flow assurance, either by a flow assurance fluid in the annulus, insulation of the outside of the outer riser, or both. The system may include a hydrate inhibition system and/or a subsea dispersant system. The surface structure may be dynamically positioned. | 05-07-2015 |