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Andrey V. Belogolovyi, Saint Petersburg RU
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| 20090010318 | Modulation Scheme for Communication Environments - According to an aspect of the present invention, a symbol corresponding to a combination may be determined from a symbol set comprising at least sixteen PAM symbols. A sample such as a pulse may be generated based on the symbol value and a train of such pulses may be transmitted at a rate of at least 10 giga bits per second over a communication medium comprising, for example, a twisted copper cable. The received signal may be demodulated based on the empirically determined reliability values. | 01-08-2009 |
Andrey V. Demyanenko, South Pasadena, CA US
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| 20080284430 | MAGNETIC RESONANCE STAGE MICROSCOPE - A magnetic resonance (MR) microscope and a dual-mode optic and MR microscope system are disclosed, The MR microscope is provided with a horizontal stage above which a sample to be analyzed is located, a radiofrequency coil assembly located above the horizontal stage and below the sample, a magnetic field gradient module located under the horizontal stage, and a heat exchange unit thermally coupled to the magnetic field gradient module and located under the magnetic field gradient module. The dual-mode optic and MR microscope system is provided with an MR microscope and an optical microscope, the optical microscope comprising a mirror located above the sample | 11-20-2008 |
Andrey V. Fillippov, Painted Post, NY US
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| 20110135816 | Optical Fiber Assemblies, and Methods and Apparatus for the Manufacture Thereof - Methods for manufacturing cables and cables assemblies include providing particulate matter within a tube extruded about optical fiber. The particles may be accelerated so that as they strike the tube they mechanically attach to the tube. | 06-09-2011 |
Andrey V. Kanaev, Lorton, VA US
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| 20100013857 | Scene Independent Method for Image Formation in Lenslet Array Imagers - A method and system is provided for performing high-resolution image assembly regardless of observed scene content. An imaging system, including a focal plane array and lenslet array can be calibrated to account for subimage shifts. A calibration module can determine the subimage shifts by calculating an average point source position reference point coordinates for each of the subimages, and then determining the difference between the average point source position and the reference point coordinates for each subimage. The imaging system can then be calibrated utilizing the subimage shifts for each of the plurality of subimages. Finally, an assembly module can perform a high-resolution image assembly with the calibrated imaging system. | 01-21-2010 |
Andrey V. Kazachkov, Moscow RU
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| 20090024992 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ADMINISTRATION OF MOBILE APPLICATION - An administration system and methods for mobile security and other software applications operating on mobile devices in a corporate network. The administration system comprises an administration server, administration database and administration console. To facilitate integration of mobile applications into the administration system, each mobile application is provided with an associated administration console plug-in component. The administration plug-in component provides a set of user interfaces for configuring via the administration console application configuration settings specific to the one or more associated mobile applications. In addition, the plug-in component provides web interfaces, such as SOAP interfaces, for communicating application-specific configuration settings to the associated mobile applications. Accordingly, the administration system enables rapid and highly concurrent installation, configuration, updating, and patching of various mobile applications without modifying infrastructure of the administration system. | 01-22-2009 |
Andrey V. Pisarev, Brooklyn, NY US
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| 20100129861 | Isolation and Use of Novel Mammalian DExH Box Helicases - The present invention relates to the isolation, purification, and use of novel mammalian DExH box helicases. In particular, the present invention relates to the isolation, purification and use of DHX29, a novel mammalian RNA helicase. | 05-27-2010 |
Andrey V. Sobko, Moscow RU
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| 20090089040 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DETECTING MULTI-COMPONENT MALWARE - Malicious behavior of a computer program is detected using an emulation engine, an event detector and an event analyzer. The emulation engine includes a system emulator configured to emulate, in an isolated computer environment, at least a part of a computer system and a program emulator configured to emulate in the isolated computer environment execution of the computer program, including execution of a plurality of executable components of the computer program, such as execution processes and threads. The event detector is configured to monitor events being generated by two or more of the executable components. The event analyzer is configured to determine, substantially in real time, based at least on one or more events generated by each of two or more of the plurality of executable components whether or not the computer program exhibits malicious behavior, wherein individually one or more of the plurality of executable components may exhibit benign behavior. | 04-02-2009 |
| 20090089878 | System and Method for Detecting Multi-Component Malware - Malicious behavior of a computer program is detected using an emulation engine, an event detector and an event analyzer. The emulation engine includes a system emulator configured to emulate, in an isolated computer environment, at least a part of a computer system and a program emulator configured to emulate in the isolated computer environment execution of the computer program, including execution of a plurality of executable components of the computer program, such as execution processes and threads. The event detector is configured to monitor events being generated by two or more of the executable components. The event analyzer is configured to determine, substantially in real time, based at least on one or more events generated by each of two or more of the plurality of executable components whether or not the computer program exhibits malicious behavior, wherein individually one or more of the plurality of executable components may exhibit benign behavior. | 04-02-2009 |
| 20090126015 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DETECTING MULTI-COMPONENT MALWARE - Malicious behavior of a computer program is detected using an emulation engine, an event detector and an event analyzer. The emulation engine includes a system emulator configured to emulate, in an isolated computer environment, at least a part of a computer system and a program emulator configured to emulate in the isolated computer environment execution of the computer program, including execution of a plurality of executable components of the computer program, such as execution processes and threads. The event detector is configured to monitor events being generated by two or more of the executable components. The event analyzer is configured to determine, substantially in real time, based at least on one or more events generated by each of two or more of the plurality of executable components whether or not the computer program exhibits malicious behavior, wherein individually one or more of the plurality of executable components may exhibit benign behavior. | 05-14-2009 |
| 20110083176 | ASYNCHRONOUS PROCESSING OF EVENTS FOR MALWARE DETECTION - A system, method and computer program product for malware detection based on the behavior of applications running on a computer system, including: asynchronous processing of system events for malware threat analyses using application filters; analyzing events using heuristic and signature data; analyzing applications behavior and detecting abnormal behavior of “clean” applications; automatically classifying applications (i.e., detecting new versions) based on behavior analysis; automatically analyzing the reliability of web sites based on behavior triggered by the web site accesses; in enterprise networks, detecting abnormalities in configuration of user computer systems; recognizing a user by his behavior profile and using the profile for an automatic configuration of user applications. | 04-07-2011 |