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Bedzyk
Joseph Bedzyk, Mentor, OH US
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| 20090308564 | METHOD OF FORMING A PATTERN - A method of forming a pattern includes providing an actual core having dimensions which are different from dimensions of an ideal core. A best fit spatial relationship of the actual core to a spatial envelope for an ideal core is determined. Locating surfaces in a die are moved to positions, at least some of which are offset from ideal core locating positions, in which the actual core is positioned in a best fit spatial relationship with the spatial envelope for the ideal core. A plurality of motors may be utilized to move the core locating surfaces to desired locating positions. The actual core is positioned in engagement with the core locating surfaces and a flow of wax is conducted into the die. If desired, a best fit spatial relationship of the actual core to a die cavity may be determined, rather than a best fit with an ideal core. | 12-17-2009 |
Laura A. Bedzyk, Odessa, DE US
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| 20110020794 | METHOD FOR THE DETECTION OF DIAGNOSTIC RNA - Methods for the direct detection of diagnostic target RNA have been developed, which obviate the need for time consuming RNA purification and isolation procedures. | 01-27-2011 |
Mark D. Bedzyk, Pittsford, NY US
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| 20090122959 | COMPACT AND DURABLE ENCASEMENT FOR A DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY DETECTOR - A digital radiography detector includes a housing and a radiographic image detector assembly. The housing has a first and second spaced planar members and four side walls defining a cavity. The radiographic image detector assembly is mounted within the cavity for converting a radiographic image to an electronic radiographic image. The detector assembly includes a scintillator screen and a detector array, and the detector assembly is bonded to the first planar member of the housing. | 05-14-2009 |
| 20100158197 | COMPACT AND DURABLE ENCASEMENT FOR A DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY DETECTOR - A digital radiography detector includes a housing and a radiographic image detector assembly. The housing has a first and second spaced planar members and four side walls defining a cavity. The radiographic image detector assembly is mounted within the cavity for converting a radiographic image to an electronic radiographic image. The detector assembly includes a scintillator screen and a detector array, and the detector assembly is bonded to the first planar member of the housing. | 06-24-2010 |
| 20110272588 | COMPACT AND DURABLE ENCASEMENT FOR A DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY DETECTOR - A digital radiography detector includes a housing having first and second spaced planar members and four side walls defining a cavity. A radiographic image detector assembly is mounted within the cavity for converting a radiographic image to an electronic radiographic image. The detector assembly includes a detector array mounted on a stiffener. A shock absorbing elastomer assembly is located within the cavity for absorbing shock to the detector array/stiffener in directions perpendicular to and parallel to the detector array/stiffener. | 11-10-2011 |
William D. Bedzyk, Odessa, DE US
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| 20120045847 | ASSAY FOR ANALYTES USING MULTIPLE RECEPTORS - A method for determining an analyte in a sample suspected of containing the analyte comprises providing in combination a medium, the sample, and two or more different receptors. Each different receptor binds to at least two different epitopic sites. One of the epitopic sites is a common binding site and one of the epitopic sites is non-common binding site. The non-common epitopic sites are different for each different receptor. The receptors exhibit mono-molecular binding. The medium is incubated under conditions for binding of the receptors to the epitopic sites. The medium is examined for the presence and/or amount of complexes comprising the epitopic sites and the receptors. The presence and/or amount of the complexes indicate the presence and/or amount of the analyte in the sample. | 02-23-2012 |