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Bengt Bern, Molndal SE
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| 20090192345 | BONE CONDUCTING HEARING AID WITH CONNECTION - The hearing aid according to the invention comprise: | 07-30-2009 |
Bengt Bern, Smorum DK
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| 20110301404 | DEVICE AND METHOD FOR APPLYING A VIBRATION SIGNAL TO A HUMAN SKULL BONE - Hearing losses caused by deficiencies in a person's outer or middle ear may be compensated for by converting received sounds to vibrations and transmitting the vibrations to the skull bone ( | 12-08-2011 |
Marshall Bern, San Carlos, CA US
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| 20110222062 | ANALYZERS WITH TIME VARIATION BASED ON COLOR-CODED SPATIAL MODULATION - A filter arrangement can transmit and/or reflect light emanating from a moving object so that the emanating light has time variation, and the time variation can include information about the object, such as its type. For example, emanating light from segments of a path can be transmitted/reflected through positions of a filter assembly, and the transmission functions of the positions can be sufficiently different that time variation occurs in the emanating light between segments. Or emanating light from a segment can be transmitted/reflected through a filter component in which simpler transmission functions are superimposed, so that time variation occurs in the emanating light in accordance with superposition of two simpler non-uniform transmission functions. Many filter arrangements could be used, e.g. the filter component could include the filter assembly, which can have one of the simpler non-uniform transmission functions. Time-varying waveforms from sensing results can be compared to obtain spectral differences. The filter arrangement, in a practical commercial embodiment, can be manufactured to be disposable, and used in a point-of-care device for use practically anywhere, at low cost, and can also be implemented in an in-line monitoring system. | 09-15-2011 |
Marshall W. Bern, San Carlos, CA US
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| 20100124785 | WILD-CARD-MODIFICATION TECHNIQUE FOR PEPTIDE IDENTIFICATION - Embodiments of a computer system, a method, and a computer-program product (e.g., software) for analyzing tandem-mass-spectrometry data are described. Using this analysis technique, unanticipated chemical modifications to peptides associated with proteins can be identified. In particular, a modification called a wild-card modification is used to identify the most likely chemical modifications in the peptides. A wild-card modification allows the addition of any mass, typically any integer atomic mass within a range, to any one amino acid residue within a candidate peptide. | 05-20-2010 |
| 20110093205 | PROTEOMICS PREVIEWER - A technique for analyzing proteomics data (such as tandem mass-spectrometry data) corresponding to peptides in a sample is described. In a high-speed, low-sensitivity first pass of this analysis technique, analysis parameters, such as the presence of one or more potential modifications to the one or more peptides, are determined using a representative subset of a database of known proteins. For example, a given potential modification in the one or more potential modifications may be determined by comparing matches between measured mass-spectrometry spectra and generated theoretical mass-spectrometry spectra without the given potential modification to matches between the measured mass-spectrometry spectra and generated theoretical mass-spectrometry spectra with the given potential modification. Then, in a lower-speed, higher-sensitivity second pass of the analysis technique, one or more peptides and/or proteins in the proteomics data are identified using the database of known proteins and the determined analysis parameters. | 04-21-2011 |
Phyllis R. Bern, Scottsdale, AZ US
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| 20080268392 | Cake shield for protection of cake from expelled germs and candle residue - A cake shield to protect a cake during celebration allowing celebrants to enjoy activity and excitement of special moment without distraction or hesitation previously caused by thoughts and concerns about what they just observed to be blown or dropped onto cake they are about to eat. | 10-30-2008 |
Richard Bern, Svedala SE
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| 20100181396 | CRUSHING PLANT AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING THE SAME - There is described a crushing plant and a method for controlling the same. The crushing plant involves a gyratory crusher ( | 07-22-2010 |