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Angelos Alexanian, Somerville, MA US
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| 20100283700 | Antennas Using Chip-Package Interconnections for Millimeter-wave Wireless Communication - A compact millimeter-wave transmitter and receiver make use of interconnections within a chip-containing package for providing an integrated antenna. Due to shorter wavelength of millimeter-waves, these interconnections can be used as antennas for radiation of electromagnetic waves. A dielectric cover or lens is provided within the package to increase the antenna's directivity and to provide a mechanical shield for the chip. | 11-11-2010 |
Ara J. Alexanian, Des Plaines, IL US
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| 20090298715 | Process Vessel with Integral Evaporator - A process vessel containing both an evaporation zone for evaporating a liquid feed and a treatment zone for treating the resulting vapor comprises an injector having an orifice, the orifice being in the evaporation zone, at least one evaporation surface for evaporating feed and generating vapor, the evaporation surface being located in the evaporation zone, wherein the injector orifice and the evaporation surface are positioned to prevent the formation of a drop at the orifice, a treatment zone for treating the vapor and at least one heater associated with at least a portion of the process vessel. | 12-03-2009 |
| 20110024057 | PROCESS VESSEL WITH INTEGRAL EVAPORATOR - A process vessel containing both an evaporation zone for evaporating a liquid feed and a treatment zone for treating the resulting vapor comprises an injector having an orifice, the orifice being in the evaporation zone, at least one evaporation surface for evaporating feed and generating vapor, the evaporation surface being located in the evaporation zone, wherein the injector orifice and the evaporation surface are positioned to prevent the formation of a drop at the orifice, a treatment zone for treating the vapor and at least one heater associated with at least a portion of the process vessel. | 02-03-2011 |
Arshak Alexanian, Milwaukee, WI US
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| 20120064041 | Efficient Generation of Neurally-Induced Mesenchymal Stem Cells and Applications Thereof - The present invention provides methods and compositions for reprogramming mammalian mesenchymal stem cells, as well as to methods for using such cells, for example, to prevent or treat various injuries, diseases, and disorders in human and non-human animals. | 03-15-2012 |
George Alexanian, Fresno, CA US
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| 20110093123 | IRRIGATION WATER CONSERVATION WITH AUTOMATED WATER BUDGETING AND TIME OF USE TECHNOLOGY - The present invention provides a multitude of embodiments for landscape water conservation with automated water budgeting or seasonal adjustment. Water budget automation may be implemented within an irrigation controller, by means of an add-on or a plug-in to the controller, or broadcast from a central location. The environmental data used for automated water budgeting may be historical including ambient temperature, wind, solar radiation, relative humidity, soil moisture, soil temperature, or evapotranspiration, or combinations thereof, or with a combination of current sensor data. The automated water budgeting may be accomplished with a percentage accumulation method which adjusts watering intervals and schedules, or on a daily percentage basis. In addition, government based restricted watering schedules may be combined within all the above embodiments to provide additional flexibility for water conservation. | 04-21-2011 |
| 20110301767 | AUTOMATED LANDSCAPE WATERING RESTRICTIONS - Many water districts, municipalities and other governmental authorities have implemented local irrigation and watering restrictions to conserve water. These watering restrictions generally change from season to season, with different schedules being effective at different time periods during the year. Embodiments of the present invention provide for automatic implementation of these seasonal or periodic watering restrictions to prevent watering when it is not allowed, and include the capability of updating the currently implemented restrictions according to the date or time of year. Embodiments of the present invention may be provided in controllers, in modules that are added on to existing controllers, or in modules that are plugged into existing controllers with or without smart technology. Other embodiments provide for broadcast of the watering restrictions and/or signals that are received and implemented by controllers, add-ons or plug-ins of the present invention. | 12-08-2011 |
Gregory Alexanian, Waterloo CA
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| 20080296370 | System and Method for the Capture, Storage and Manipulation of Remote Information - A system and method for the capture, storage and manipulation of remote information is disclosed. The system includes at least one remote information capture device located at a remote site for capturing remote data, a central database accessible by the remote capture device for storing the captured remote data, and a computer program operative to manipulate the captured data. The method includes the steps of capturing remote data, storing the captured remote data, and manipulating the stored data. | 12-04-2008 |
Herve Alexanian, San Jose, CA US
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| 20080263486 | VARIOUS METHODS AND APPARATUSES FOR CYCLE ACCURATE C-MODELS OF COMPONENTS - Various methods and apparatuses are described for generating a model of hardware components making up an interconnect that facilitates communications between Intellectual Property blocks in an integrated circuit coded in a software programming language at a high level of abstraction that is cycle accurate to a corresponding lower level of abstraction description of the hardware components making up the interconnect. The sub-components of the model at the high level of abstraction are tested in a simulation environment in parallel with the same sub-components of a model coded in a hardware description language at the low level of abstraction in order to verify the functional accuracy and cycle timing between the two models. After the sub-components are tested, the sub-components of the model at the high level of abstraction may be aggregated into a single model at the high level of abstraction that is functionally accurate and cycle accurate to the model at the low level of abstraction. | 10-23-2008 |