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Ariel Almog, Kochav Yair IL
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| 20100316390 | TECHNOLOGY FOR PROVIDING TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES TO MULTIPLE OPTICAL COMMUNICATION LINES - A system for serving N optical communication lines by a redundant set of modules in an optical network; where the set of modules comprises N>1 main modules and one backup module, N optical splitters, 2N fiber connections and a control means. In the system, each of the N optical splitters is connected to two different modules of the set by two respective fiber connections out of the 2N connections, while each of the N optical splitters is also coupled to one of the N optical communication lines. The arrangement is such that the control means selectively activates/inactivates any of the fiber connections for respectively enabling/blocking transfer of data there-along; the control means thus ensures that each specific line of the N optical communication lines is always served by either one or another of two different modules. | 12-16-2010 |
Benyamin Almog, Beit Arie IL
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| 20090308936 | Method And Circuit For Providing RF Isolation Of A Power Source From An Antenna And An RFID Device Employing Such A Circuit - An RFID device including: | 12-17-2009 |
| 20100265041 | RFID TRANSPONDER - A radio frequency identification (RFID) transponder comprising: | 10-21-2010 |
| 20110160549 | METHOD, SYSTEM AND APPARATUS FOR USING ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION FOR MONITORING A TISSUE OF A USER - A wearable monitoring apparatus for monitoring at least one biological parameter of an internal tissue of an ambulatory user. Said wearable monitoring apparatus comprises at least one transducer configured for delivering electromagnetic (EM) radiation to said internal tissue and intercepting a reflection of said EM radiation said reform in a plurality of transmission sessions during at least 24 hours, a processing unit configured for analyzing respective said reflection and identifying a change in said at least one biological parameter accordingly, a reporting unit configured for generating a report according to said change, and a housing for containing said at least one transducer, said reporting unit, and said processing unit, said housing being configured for being disposed on said body of said ambulatory user. | 06-30-2011 |
Boaz Almog, Rehovot IL
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| 20100298150 | HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTIVE FILMS AND METHODS OF MAKING THEM - Described is an article including a sapphire substrate carrying a superconductive layer of a compound of the formula YBa | 11-25-2010 |
Edan Almog, Jerusalem IL
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| 20100180102 | Enhancing processing efficiency in large instruction width processors - A processor includes one or more processing units, an execution pipeline and control circuitry. The execution pipeline includes at least first and second pipeline stages that are cascaded so that program instructions, specifying operations to be performed by the processing units in successive cycles of the pipeline, are fetched from a memory by the first pipeline stage and conveyed to the second pipeline stage, which causes the processing units to perform the specified operations. | 07-15-2010 |
Eli Almog, Haifa IL
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| 20110099431 | RELOCATABLE INTERRUPT HANDLER FOR TEST GENERATION AND EXECUTION - A relocatable interrupt handler for use in test generation and execution. A computer program product for executing test code includes a tangible storage medium storing instructions for execution by a processing circuit for performing a method. The method includes executing a test code block that includes a plurality of test instructions. The executing includes, for one or more of the test instructions: executing the test instruction at a first memory location; determining that the executing the test instruction caused an exception condition to occur; executing exception handling logic associated with the exception condition in response to determining that the executing the test instruction caused the exception condition to occur, the exception handling logic executed at a second memory location that is different than the first memory location; and clearing the exception condition. A return code that indicates a result of executing the test code block is then generated. | 04-28-2011 |
Guy Almog, Tel Mond IL
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| 20090309739 | Detecting and Notifying of Drowning Conditions in a Swimmer - A life saving device, system and method arranged for detecting drowning conditions and pre-conditions in a swimmer within a body of water. The device comprises at least one movement sensor, an optical sensor and a pulse sensor wherein all sensors being in direct communication with the swimmer's body and further coupled to a processing unit which is coupled in turn to a wireless data transference unit. The movement sensors are arranged for identifying bodily movements patterns and orientation, the optical sensor is arranged for sensing oxygen level in the blood of the swimmer, the pulse sensor is arranged for sensing the heartbeat rate of the swimmer and the processing unit is arranged to process data from all sensors and determine drowning conditions and pre-conditions according to predefined parameters wherein the parameters are swimmer specific and exhibit a learning process. | 12-17-2009 |
Itai Almog, Tel-Aviv IL
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| 20080208789 | HTTP acceleration by prediction and pre-fetching - Described is a technology by which high latency problems with respect to web requests are reduced by having a web proxy server predict and pre-fetch content, in parallel, that is to be requested by a client. The web proxy analyzes a main web page requested by a client to predict subsequent client requests. The web proxy prep fetches content before the client requests it, by making concurrent requests for the page's embedded objects that exceed the client's limited number of (e.g., two) connections. In one example, the web proxy sends HTTP requests substantially in parallel to a web server, thereby reducing overall latency. In another example, the web proxy server sends parallel requests to a remote web proxy coupled to a web server. The remote web proxy requests only a limited number of objects (e.g., two) at a time, but does so over fast (low latency) connections to the web server. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20080209120 | Accelerating cache performance by active cache validation - Described is a technology by which a web proxy server evaluates its cached objects, and when an object is invalid, performs a freshness check on that object, independent of any client requests. As a result, the cache contains objects that have a greater likelihood of being fresh when requested by a client. By scanning a web cache data structure to determine whether corresponding cached content is still valid, and sending a freshness check to a web server when the content is not valid, the cache is kept up to date. The scanning may be periodic or based upon some other triggering event, and all of the cache's corresponding entries may be scanned, or some smaller subset of the entries. In one example implementation, a web proxy server that contains the cache includes a freshness check mechanism that scans and keeps the cached objects up to date. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20080209524 | Caching public objects with private connections - Described is a technology by which a web proxy server forwards a client request for content to a web server over an unauthenticated connection, including when the client already has an authenticated connection to that web server. If the web content is not received because of a need for authentication, the content is re-requested over the client's authenticated connection, or if one does not yet exist, returns the response to the client to complete the authentication process to establish an authenticated connection. A learning mechanism (e.g., that persists known private URLs) may be coupled to the selection mechanism to maintain references to objects that are private, and thereby avoid redundant retrieval attempts for known private objects over unauthenticated connections. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20090327479 | USER-BASED WIDE AREA NETWORK OPTIMIZATION - An improved user experience at a local client computer that is coupled to one or more remote servers over a WAN is provided by an arrangement in which data and files that are likely to be needed by a user during a work session are identified through the application of one or more heuristics and then pre-fetched to be made available in advance of the session's start. The pre-fetching of the data and files may be performed as the client computer goes through its startup or boot process. When the startup is completed and the desktop applications become ready for use, the data and files that the user needs to immediately begin work are already available at the local client computer. | 12-31-2009 |
Nava Almog, Ra'Anana IL
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| 20090317530 | PROTEIN-RICH PREMIX POWDERS COMPRISING OKARA FOR HEALTHY FOOD INDUSTRY - A stable okara concentrate is provided, being a protein-rich powder to be used in producing healthy foodstuffs, enriched in proteins, dietary fibers, and free of cholesterol, essentially consisting of natural materials not contacted with any toxic or harmful substances during their production. Useful premixes for use in food industry or household are also provided. The concentrate may be made from a by-product obtained in soybeans processing. Food products comprising the okara concentrate are also provided. | 12-24-2009 |
Orna Almog, Omer IL
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| 20110076347 | Molecules Interfering with Binding of Calbindin to Inositol Monophosphatase for the Treatment of Mood Disorders - This invention provides derivatives of dodecapeptide ISSIKEKYPSHS which interfere with binding of calbindin to inositol monophosphatase, and their use in treating mood disorders. | 03-31-2011 |
Remo Eyal Almog, Tel-Aviv IL
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| 20110092761 | Ventricular function assisting devices and methods of use thereof - Devices and methods are provided for assisting in the ventricular function of a treated heart, and tools for delivering and attaching elements of said devices to the wall of the heart. In general the devices are designed to assist in the ventricular function of the heart by utilizing elastic, and/or magnetic, elements designed to apply radially and/or tangentially directed forces over the wall of the heart, and/or alter the pressure conditions inside ventricle(s) of the heart. Embodiments may utilize restrictive elements which may optionally be attached over the heart during the implantation procedure, or at a later time, by changing the mode of operation of an implanted device. | 04-21-2011 |
Yaacov Almog, Nes Ziona IL
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| 20090311614 | Charge Director for Liquid Toner - A charge director material for charging a liquid toner, the charge director material comprising (a) nanoparticles of a simple salt and (b) a sulfosuccinate salt of the general formula MA | 12-17-2009 |
Yaacov Almog, Ness Ziona IL
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| 20090220884 | Method for charging toner particles - A charge adjuvant for promoting charging of toner particles comprising a dielectric carrier liquid; and an organic aluminum salt dissolved in the liquid, said organic aluminum salt being soluble in the carrier liquid at room temperature is disclosed. Also disclosed are solutions of the charge adjuvant with a charge director, a method of producing toner utilizing the charge adjuvant and a liquid toner. | 09-03-2009 |