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Ali Alvi, Kirkland, WA US
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20160055130 | REMOTE MANAGEMENT OF A GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE - On a computing device, a user interface (UI) layout file is received. The UI layout file defines a visual layout of the GUI. The UI layout file includes a plurality of UI elements each including a UI element identifier and a UI element descriptor. The GUI is displayed via a display according to the UI layout file. An update object specifying UI elements in the UI layout file to be changed is received. The update object includes for each UI element to be changed, the UI element identifier and an update payload including updated information to be displayed via the UI element. The GUI is changed via the display according to the update object. | 02-25-2016 |
Farrukh S. Alvi, Tallahassee, FL US
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20090261206 | Method of using microjet actuators for the control of flow separation and distortion - A system for controlling unwanted flow separation. One or more microjets are placed to feed auxiliary fluid into a region of suspected flow separation. If the separation is intermittent, sensors can be employed to detect its onset. Once separation is developing, the microjets are activated to inject a stream of fluid into the separation region. This injected fluid affects the flow and serves to control the flow separation. A steady-state embodiment can be used to continuously fluid. On the other hand, sensors and a rapidly reactive control circuit can be used to inject fluid only when it is needed to inhibit flow separation. The sensors and control circuit can operate off of simple pressure gradient detection or predictive algorithms that anticipate when flow separation will occur. | 10-22-2009 |
20090288711 | Microjet creation and control of shock waves - A method of using one or more microjets to create and/or control oblique shock waves. The introduction of microjet flow into a supersonic stream creates an oblique shock wave. This wave can be strengthened—by increasing microjet flow rate or the use of many microjets in an array—in order to form an oblique shock. Such an oblique shock can be used to decelerate flow in a jet aircraft engine inlet in a controlled fashion, thus increasing pressure recovery and engine efficiency while reducing flow instability. Adjusting the pressure ratio across the microjet actually alters the angle of the oblique shock. Thus, the use of microjets allows decelerating shock waves in an inlet engine to be properly positioned and controlled. Microjet arrays can also be used to ameliorate shock waves created by external aircraft surfaces, such as sensor pods and weapons. Microjets placed forward of any external protuberance can convert a single substantial shock wave into a series of much milder waves which will not produce unwanted external effects, such as strong sonic booms. | 11-26-2009 |
20100282858 | High bandwidth micro-actuators for active flow control - A high bandwidth multi-stage microjet actuator. The actuator can produce relatively large amplitude flow disturbances over a broad range of frequencies. The disturbance frequency can be varied by altering the geometry of the device, altering the pressure ratio(s) within the device, and combinations of the two. The actuator has many potential applications, including noise abatement for jet aircraft, and flow control over a moving airfoil. | 11-11-2010 |
20110203673 | Microjet Control for Flow & Noise Reduction in Automotive Applications - The present invention comprises a method and associated devices for reducing the noise produced by an open cavity within a moving automobile (such as open sunroofs and open windows). The invention proposes placing microjet orifices proximate the open cavity. These inject small but rapidly moving columns of air into the prevailing flow. The projected columns reduce the formation of large coherent structures in the prevailing flow. As these large coherent structures are a critical component of the resonance which is responsible for much of the noise produced across the open cavity, the overall noise level is reduced by the microjets. | 08-25-2011 |
20110232792 | High Frequency Pulsed Microjet Actuation - An actuator configured to rapidly vary the throat geometry of a microjet nozzle. Varying the throat geometry rapidly changes the characteristics of the microjet produced by the microjet nozzle. The inventive device is capable of producing pulsed flow. In some embodiments it is also capable of producing rapidly variable flow in order to provide active control. | 09-29-2011 |
20140182695 | Method of Using Microjet Actuators For The Control Of Flow Separation And Distortion - A system for controlling unwanted flow separation. One or more microjets are placed to feed auxiliary fluid into a region of suspected flow separation on a surface. If the separation is intermittent, sensors can be employed to detect its onset. Once separation is developing, the microjets are activated to inject a stream of high-velocity gas in a direction that is transverse to the prevailing flow. This injected stream forms counter-rotating vortices in the prevailing flow and thereby transfers momentum from the prevailing flow into the boundary layer proximate the surface. | 07-03-2014 |
Haroon I. Alvi, Dallas, TX US
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20150072763 | GAME LIVE AUCTION SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATION - A method for conducting a raffle comprising reading an item identifier from an identification tag affixed to an item at an equipment management system, prior to an event related to the item. The raffle notification data is then transmitted to users after the event has occurred. A plurality of raffle ticket purchase requests are then received from the plurality of devices and are processed. The raffle tickets are then delivered to the plurality of devices, such as in electronic form. One of the raffle tickets is then selected, and winning notification data is transmitted to the associated device. The winner can authenticate the winning item by reading the identification tag affixed to the item after the event at the equipment management system. | 03-12-2015 |
20150199879 | GAME LIVE AUCTION SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATION - A method for conducting a raffle comprising reading an item identifier from an identification tag affixed to an item at an equipment management system, prior to an event related to the item. The raffle notification data is then transmitted to users after the event has occurred. A plurality of raffle ticket purchase requests are then received from the plurality of devices and are processed. The raffle tickets are then delivered to the plurality of devices, such as in electronic form. One of the raffle tickets is then selected, and winning notification data is transmitted to the associated device. The winner can authenticate the winning item by reading the identification tag affixed to the item after the event at the equipment management system. | 07-16-2015 |
Jamal A. Alvi, Mullica Hill, NJ US
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20150127678 | EVENT TRIGGERED SERVICE FOR THE LIGHTWEIGHT DIRECTORY ACCESS PROTOCOL - A method and system for notifying a destination when information within a database that is accessible from an LDAP server has been changed, e.g., information within the database has been added, updated, or deleted. The method and system persistently searches the database to identify change events to entries in the database. It is then determined whether each of the plurality of change events have been previously transmitted to a corresponding destination. For each of the plurality of change events that have not been previously transmitted to the corresponding destination, the method and system (1) determine a change type associated with the change event that has not been previously transmitted to the destination; (2) identify a destination to be notified of the determined change type; and (3) transmit, to the destination, a message containing information including at least the change type and the corresponding change event that has not been previously transmitted to the destination. | 05-07-2015 |
Khisal Alvi, San Diego, CA US
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20120302754 | PRODUCTION OF ALKALOIDS BY LILIACEAE CELL CULTURE - The present invention relates to the production of alkaloids from Liliaceae cell culture. | 11-29-2012 |
20150065714 | PRODUCTION OF ALKALOIDS BY LILIACEAE CELL CULTURE - The invention relates to the production of alkaloids from Liliaceae cell culture. | 03-05-2015 |
Khisal Ahmed Alvi, San Diego, CA US
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20110288121 | Processes for Producing Modulators of Cystic Fibrosis Transmembrane Conductance Regulator - The present invention relates to the process for producing modulators of cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR). | 11-24-2011 |
Muhammad Alvi, Cambridge GB
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20150105265 | METHODS TO ASSESS THE LIKELIHOOD OF DYSPLASIA OR ESOPHAGEAL ADENOCARCINOMA - In some embodiments, a method for aiding assessment of the likelihood of dysplasia or esophageal adenocarcinoma being present in a subject can include (a) providing an esophagal sample from said subject (b) determining the methylation status of (i) SLC22A18, (ii) PIGR, (iii) GJA12 and (iv) RIN2 in said sample wherein if 2 or more of said genes are methylated then an increased likelihood of presence of dysplasia or esophageal is determined. The invention also relates to apparatus for same. | 04-16-2015 |
Rafat Alvi, Menlo Park, CA US
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20150324470 | PLATFORM FOR GENERATING, MANAGING AND SHARING CONTENT CLIPPINGS AND ASSOCIATED CITATIONS - A content management system allows users to capture content from content sources, such as web pages and hardcopy publications, using a client application that runs on user devices such as a personal computer or mobile device. The client application creates bibliography citations for captured content by gathering information from and/or about the content sources. Captured content and corresponding citations can be uploaded to a remote system that provides functionality for users to search for content clippings. The client application can include a document editor that facilitates importation of captured content and bibliography citations into documents being edited. In some embodiments, the system also uses social network connections between users to facilitate sharing of content. | 11-12-2015 |
Yousra Yousaf Alvi, Islamabad PK
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20110229105 | DECENTRALIZED SYMMETRIC NETWORK OF AUTONOMOUS DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDERS AND ITS METHOD OF USE - The present invention describes a decentralized symmetric configuration of digital video recorders (DVCRs) for monitoring, controlling, analyzing, recording, playback and streaming of audio/visual (A/V) media over a network. Each DVCR is an autonomous device able to operate in its local environment as well as access and operate another DVCR available on the network to facilitate the overall working of the disclosed system. Each DVCR also exhibits storage fail-safe feature whereby it recovers data automatically if storage media gets corrupted such as due to sudden power failure. A DVCR can be configured to scan the network for other DVCR units. A list of discovered DVCRs is displayed. Each DVCR can access, after authentication, any of the listed DVCR for configuration, monitoring, controlling, recording, playback and other available functionality over the network. The same controls used for operating a local DVCR, including use of buttons, can be employed to operate the remote DVCR, giving a virtual presence at the remote location. The functionality exhibited by each of the DVCR, can be identical. A plurality of the DVCR can thus form a decentralized, symmetric network in which there is no master or central controller. | 09-22-2011 |