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Ananthanarayanan, US
Bharath Ananthanarayanan, Scotch Plains, NJ US
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| 20110165602 | EMISSION RATIOMETRIC INDICATORS OF PHOSPHOINOSITIDES - Emission ratiometric indicators of phosphoinositides comprise a fusion protein comprising a pleckstrin homology (PH) domain of Akt (also known as protein kinase B) and a “pseudoligand” containing acidic amino acid residues, which is sandwiched between resonance energy transfer (RET) pairs, such as cyan and yellow mutants of GFP (a FRET pair). Such indicators can be used, inter alia, to monitor spatiotemporal dynamics of phosphoinositides and in high throughput assays for inhibitors of PI3K, including drug screening assays. | 07-07-2011 |
Krishnan Ananthanarayanan, Bothell, WA US
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| 20100082825 | INTEGRATING ENTERPRISE IDENTITY AUTHORIZATION IN CONFERENCES - Disclosed herein are embodiments for validating a user joining a conferencing session. According to various embodiments, a first identifier is received. A user is identified from a plurality of users based at least in part on the first identifier. A second identifier is received that corresponds to the first identifier and the user and the user is validated based on both the first identifier and the second identifier. The user may then join the conferencing session, with the user's identity being revealed to others attending the conferencing session. | 04-01-2010 |
| 20100223389 | Enabling Trusted Conferencing Services - Architecture for providing a superuser privilege in a conferencing environment. A pre-configured entity such as a bot program receives special conferencing privileges. A request can be identified as originating from a trusted service and an associated predetermined set of privileges passed to the service. The trusted service can impersonate a user, and join a conference using its own identity or using the identity of a user. Conference control rules can be enforced on the trusted user (e.g., no other users can eject or mute this entity). Moreover, the trusted service can (optionally) hide itself from the conference roster to remain invisible to all participants. | 09-02-2010 |
| 20110153826 | FAULT TOLERANT AND SCALABLE LOAD DISTRIBUTION OF RESOURCES - A resource is located on a server using a distributed resource algorithm that is executing on each server within a cluster of servers. A request for a resource is received at a server in the cluster. The server executes the distributed resource algorithm to determine the server that owns the requested resource. The distributed resource algorithm automatically adapts itself to servers being added or removed within the cluster and is directed at evenly distributing resources across the available servers within the cluster. | 06-23-2011 |
Shankar Ananthanarayanan, Rockville, MD US
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| 20090055834 | VIRTUALIZATION PLANNING SYSTEM - An interactive virtualization management system provides an assessment of proposed or existing virtualization schemes. A Virtual Technology Overhead Profile (VTOP) is created for each of a variety of configurations of host computer systems and virtualization technologies by measuring the overhead experienced under a variety of conditions. The multi-variate overhead profile corresponding to each target configuration being evaluated is used by the virtualization management system to determine the overhead that is to be expected on the target system, based on the particular set of conditions at the target system. Based on these overhead estimates, and the parameters of the jobs assigned to each virtual machine on each target system, the resultant overall performance of the target system for meeting the performance criteria of each of the jobs in each virtual machine is determined, and over-committed virtual machines and computer systems are identified. | 02-26-2009 |
Subhalakshmi M. Ananthanarayanan, St. Paul, MN US
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| 20100051692 | DETECTION AND TRACKING OF ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS - A system includes a plurality of carriers for storing articles sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD), wherein each of the plurality of carriers includes a device having a sensor to sense one or more environmental parameters. At least one of the environmental parameters comprises an ESD parameter. The system also includes a plurality of radio frequency (RF) receiving devices and a coordinator unit to which the RF receiving devices communicate according to a wireless networking standard. The RF receiving devices are configured to obtain data associated with the sensed environmental parameters from the devices of the plurality of carriers via wireless communications according to the wireless networking standard. The plurality of RF receiving devices route the data obtained from the devices of the plurality of carriers to the coordinator unit. | 03-04-2010 |
Subhalakshmi M. Ananthanarayanan, Woodbury, MN US
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| 20080218354 | NON-NETWORKED RFID SYSTEM - Non-networked radio frequency identification (RFID) systems and methods are described that use RFID tags to exchange information between non-networked RFID readers. The RFID tags may store information about conditions the RFID-tagged items have encountered while being processed. RFID readers may dynamically update the information stored on the RFID tags as the RFID-tagged items are processed at nodes. An RFID tag may include a processor that dynamically determines process control instructions based on the information. | 09-11-2008 |
Venkatasubramanian Ananthanarayanan, Beavercreek, OH US
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| 20090058058 | INFLATORS AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING INFLATORS - A closure assembly for an inflator comprises a housing and an outlet plate disposed within the housing. The outlet plate has an outlet opening configured to receive a burst disk. The outlet plate is joined to the housing by a deformation resistance weld. The deformation resistance weld is formed by contacting the outlet plate with a first electrode, contacting an exterior portion of the housing with a second electrode, and applying a voltage through the first and second electrodes to adhere a portion of the housing to a portion of the outlet plate. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20090114623 | Method for welding employing current - One method of the invention is for welding and includes obtaining first and second members each including an extrusion having a through hole and includes obtaining first and second electrodes each having an electrode portion. The second member is positioned to have the second extrusion nest in the first through hole against the first extrusion. The first electrode is positioned to have the first-electrode portion nest in the second through hole against the inside of the second extrusion. The second electrode is positioned to have the second-electrode portion contact the outside of the first extrusion. Another method of the invention is for welding and includes obtaining a tube having an end form and a member having first and second portions. The tube and the member are positioned with the end form contacting the first portion while leaving a recess between the end form and the second portion. | 05-07-2009 |
| 20100282716 | WELDING ASSEMBLY AND ASSOCIATED METHOD FOR WELDING, MECHANICALLY DEFORMING AND HEAT TREATING MATERIALS - A welding assembly including a current generator, a first electrode electrically coupled to the current generator, the first electrode including a first engagement surface and defining a first recess in the first engagement surface, and a second electrode electrically coupled to the current generator, the second electrode including a second engagement surface and defining a second recess in the second engagement surface, wherein the first recess is aligned with the second recess. | 11-11-2010 |
| 20100282717 | WELDING ASSEMBLY AND METHOD - A welding assembly including a current generator, an electrode electrically coupled to the current generator, the electrode including a first engagement surface, and a workpiece including at least two members, wherein at least one of the members includes a second engagement surface, defines a recess in the second engagement surface, and is electrically coupled to the current generator. | 11-11-2010 |
| 20100282718 | WELDING ASSEMBLY AND ASSOCIATED METHOD FOR WELDING AND HEAT TREATING METALS AND METAL ALLOYS - A welding assembly including a current generator, a first electrode electrically coupled to the current generator, the first electrode including a first engagement surface, and a second electrode electrically coupled to the current generator, the second electrode including a second engagement surface and defining a recess in the second engagement surface. | 11-11-2010 |
| 20110025028 | INFLATORS AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING INFLATORS - A closure assembly for an inflator comprises a housing and an outlet plate disposed within the housing. The outlet plate has an outlet opening configured to receive a burst disk. The outlet plate is joined to the housing by a deformation resistance weld. The deformation resistance weld is formed by contacting the outlet plate with a first electrode, contacting an exterior portion of the housing with a second electrode, and applying a voltage through the first and second electrodes to adhere a portion of the housing to a portion of the outlet plate. | 02-03-2011 |
| 20110031726 | INFLATORS AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING INFLATORS - A closure assembly for an inflator comprises a housing and an outlet plate disposed within the housing. The outlet plate has an outlet opening configured to receive a burst disk. The outlet plate is joined to the housing by a deformation resistance weld. The deformation resistance weld is formed by contacting the outlet plate with a first electrode, contacting an exterior portion of the housing with a second electrode, and applying a voltage through the first and second electrodes to adhere a portion of the housing to a portion of the outlet plate. | 02-10-2011 |