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Borresen
Bjorn Oddvar Borresen, Gamle Fredrikstad NO
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| 20110083385 | SYSTEM FOR BUILDING WITH GLASS BLOCKS - A system for building using glass blocks is disclosed which employs spacing strips. The spacing strips comprising elongate, generally planar elements having a cross section generally corresponding in shape to the intended spacing between two adjacent blocks in the completed construction. The spacing strips are hollow and may be provided with interior supporting webs. The strips are provided with adhesive which may be included during manufacture. | 04-14-2011 |
Borre Borresen, Tiller NO
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| 20100047158 | METHOD AND REACTOR FOR PRODUCTION OF HYDROGEN - A method for production of hydrogen including reforming of a carbon comprising fuel is provided together with production plants adapted for obtaining hydrogen at lower temperatures and/or higher pressures and obtaining a CO | 02-25-2010 |
Claes Nicolai Borresen, Katy, TX US
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| 20080253226 | System and method for marine seismic surveying - A system for marine seismic surveying comprises at least one marine seismic streamer; at least one pressure sensor mounted in the at least one marine seismic streamer; at least one particle motion sensor mounted in the at least one marine seismic streamer and collocated with the at least one pressure sensor, wherein the at least one particle motion sensor has a resonance frequency above 20 Hz; and computer means for combining pressure data from the at least one pressure sensor and particle motion data from the at least one particle motion sensor for further processing. | 10-16-2008 |
| 20090279387 | Marine passive seismic method for direct hydrocarbon detection - A method for detection of hydrocarbon bearing formations below the bottom of a body of water from seismic signals includes moving a plurality of spatially distributed seismic sensors in a body of water and detecting seismic signals including response to any seismic energy having frequencies down to proximate zero. The method includes stacking the acquired seismic signals from the plurality of the sensors in both longitudinal and transverse directions with respect to motion of the sensors in the body water. The stacked signals are analyzed for presence of passive seismic energy indicative of hydrocarbon bearing formations below the bottom of the body of water. | 11-12-2009 |