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Alice Belew, Midland, TX US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100187012 | Method and Apparatus for Laterally Drilling Through a Subterranean Formation - An internally rotating nozzle for facilitating drilling through a subterranean formation is rotatably mounted internally within a housing connected to a hose for receiving high pressure fluid. The rotor includes at least two tangential jets oriented off of center for ejecting fluid to generate torque and rotate the rotor and cut a substantially cylindrical tunnel in the subterranean formation. | 07-29-2010 |
Barry Belew, Midland, TX US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100187012 | Method and Apparatus for Laterally Drilling Through a Subterranean Formation - An internally rotating nozzle for facilitating drilling through a subterranean formation is rotatably mounted internally within a housing connected to a hose for receiving high pressure fluid. The rotor includes at least two tangential jets oriented off of center for ejecting fluid to generate torque and rotate the rotor and cut a substantially cylindrical tunnel in the subterranean formation. | 07-29-2010 |
David Belew, Midland, TX US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100187012 | Method and Apparatus for Laterally Drilling Through a Subterranean Formation - An internally rotating nozzle for facilitating drilling through a subterranean formation is rotatably mounted internally within a housing connected to a hose for receiving high pressure fluid. The rotor includes at least two tangential jets oriented off of center for ejecting fluid to generate torque and rotate the rotor and cut a substantially cylindrical tunnel in the subterranean formation. | 07-29-2010 |
Douglas Belew, Campanilla, CA US
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| 20100161516 | Rolling View Virtualization - Rolling view optimization is initiated by receiving electronic mail data corresponding to a plurality of mail pieces, the electronic mail data including a first cycle and determining whether substantially all electronic mail data from the first cycle can be processed for mailing. In response to determining that substantially all of the electronic mail data from the first cycle cannot be processed for mailing, a determination is made whether a portion of the mail data from the first cycle can be processed for mailing and in response to determining that a portion of the mail data from the first cycle can be processed for mailing the electronic mail data corresponding to the first cycle for mailing is sent. | 06-24-2010 |
| 20100161739 | Mail Manufacturing Virtualization - Mail manufacturing virtualization is performed at a centralized routing site. This includes receiving, from at least one mailing source, electronic mailing data associated with at least one mailing and determining a mail routing distribution for the received electronic mailing data. Similarly, mail manufacturing virtualization includes routing the electronic mailing data to a plurality of output centers according to the determined mail routing distribution, where the plurality of output centers are configured to generate physical mail from the electronic mailing data and facilitating sending the physical mail to at least one respective recipient. | 06-24-2010 |
| 20100161740 | Batch Size Opitmization - Batch size optimization is provided at a centralized routing site. This includes receiving electronic mail data corresponding to a plurality of mail pieces and determining at least one commitment date for the plurality of mail pieces. Batch size optimization also includes categorizing the received electronic mail data into a plurality of categories, where categorization is distinct from the at least one commitment date and determining whether the electronic mail data in at least one of the plurality of categories can be processed for one mailing by the at least one commitment date. Additionally, in response to determining that the electronic mail data in the at least one of the plurality of categories cannot be processed for mailing by the at least one commitment date, at least one of the plurality of mail pieces according to an individual commitment date is removed. | 06-24-2010 |
Douglas W. Belew, Davis, CA US
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| 20110295627 | System and Method for Calculating an Order Flowthrough - An ordering system backend includes an ordering system module, an exclusion system module, an exception system module, a summary system module, and a display device. The ordering system module is configured to receive ordering data for a plurality of orders and to receive information concerning the flowthrough status of the order. The exclusion system module is configured to generate or receive a plurality of exclusions associated with a plurality of exceptions for the plurality of orders. The exception system module is configured to generate or receive exception data associated with the plurality of orders, to receive the plurality of exclusions from the exclusion system module, and to update the exception data based on the plurality of exclusions. The summary system module is configured to calculate summary level data based on the plurality of orders and the exception data, and to create summary tables based on the summary level data. The display device includes a graphical user interface configured to display the summary tables. | 12-01-2011 |
Makonnen Belew, Uppsala SE
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| 20100016564 | METHOD OF PREPARING AN IMMOBILISED METAL ION CHROMATOGRAPHY ADSORBENT AND METHODS OF PURIFYING PROTEINS, PEPTIDES OR POLYNUCLEOTIDES - The present invention relates to a method of preparing an immobilised metal ion affinity chromatography (IMAC) adsorbent, which comprises to provide chromatography ligands comprised of alkylene diamine triacetic acid, or a derivative thereof, and coupling thereof to a carrier via nitrogen. In an advantageous embodiment, the alkylene diamine triacetic acid is ethylene diaminetriacetic acid (ED3A). | 01-21-2010 |