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Adrian Boyle, Monasterevin IE
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| 20110029124 | PROGRAM CONTROLLED DICING OF A SUBSTRATE USING A PULSED LASER BEAM - A substrate is diced using a program-controlled pulsed laser beam apparatus having an associated memory for storing a laser cutting strategy file. The file contains selected combinations of pulse rate Δt, pulse energy density E and pulse spatial overlap to machine a single layer or different types of material in different layers of the substrate while restricting damage to the layers and maximising machining rate to produce die having predetermined die strength and yield. The file also contains data relating to the number of scans necessary using a selected combination to cut through a corresponding layer. The substrate is diced using the selected combinations. Gas handling equipment for inert or active gas may be provided for preventing or inducing chemical reactions at the substrate prior to, during or after dicing. | 02-03-2011 |
| 20120064695 | DICING A SEMICONDUCTOR WAFER - A method of dicing a semiconductor wafer comprises scribing at least one dielectric layer along dice lanes to remove material from a surface of the wafer using a laser with a pulse-width between 1 picosecond and 1000 picoseconds and with a repetition frequency corresponding to times between pulses shorter than a thermal relaxation time of the material to be scribed. The wafer is then diced through a metal layer and at least partially through a substrate of the semiconductor wafer. | 03-15-2012 |
Adrian Boyle, County Kildare IE
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| 20090191690 | Increasing Die Strength by Etching During or After Dicing - A semiconductor wafer having an active layer is mounted on a carrier with the active layer away from the carrier and at least partially diced on the carrier from a major surface of the semiconductor wafer. The at least partially diced semiconductor wafer is etched on the carrier from the said major surface with a spontaneous etchant to remove sufficient semiconductor material from a die produced from the at least partially diced semiconductor wafer to improve flexural bend strength of the die by removing at least some defects caused by dicing. | 07-30-2009 |
Adrian Boyle, Knavinstown IE
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| 20110177674 | PROCESSING OF MULTILAYER SEMICONDUCTOR WAFERS - A method and apparatus for machining, or forming a feature in, a patterned silicon wafer includes removing portions of surface layers on the wafer using a first pulsed laser ( | 07-21-2011 |
Jefferey Stephen Boyle, Heidelberg AU
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| 20110165181 | RELAY VACCINE - The present invention provides a method and composition for raising an immune response in an animal. The method comprising administering to the animal a composition comprising a carrier and an antigen bound to a targeting moiety. The targeting moiety binds to at least one receptor that is upregulated on lymphocytes that home to MAdCAM | 07-07-2011 |
Justin Boyle, Queensland AU
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| 20110231101 | BODY MOVEMENT ANALYSIS METHOD AND APPARATUS - A method and apparatus is disclosed for calculating a mobility performance index of a patient. The method includes the steps of: measuring an activity signal; identifying an activity type by segmenting said activity signal; calculating a measure for a selected said identified activity type; and calculating a mobility performance index from said measure. | 09-22-2011 |
Kevin Boyle, Renmore IE
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| 20100268319 | Mobile External Coupling for Branch Vessel Connection - An endovascular prosthesis includes a tubular body and a flexible springy mobile external coupling. The tubular body includes a graft material and stents coupled thereto with a forms a lumen therethrough. The mobile external coupling extends outwardly from the tubular body. The mobile external coupling includes a graft material and is generally frustoconically shaped. The mobile external coupling includes a base coupled to the tubular body, a top spaced from the tubular body, and a coupling lumen disposed between the base and the top, wherein the coupling lumen is in flow communication with the body lumen. A helically shaped stent may be coupled to the coupling graft material to make it flexible and springy. | 10-21-2010 |
Michael Boyle, Calgary CA
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| 20090207991 | ENHANCED TELEPHONY COMPUTER USER INTERFACE ALLOWING USER INTERACTION AND CONTROL OF A TELEPHONE USING A PERSONAL COMPUTER - An enhanced telephony (ET) computer user interface that seamlessly integrates features of a personal computer (PC) and a telephone into a coherent user interface. The user is provided with a rich variety of functionality that leverages the fact that the PC has considerably more processing power and greater access to variety of data than the ordinary telephone. This processing power and data access is used to the user's advantage as the telephone's capabilities and functionality are greatly expanded. In general, the ET user interface includes a plurality of environments for the user to choose. These environments include a My Contacts environment, a communication preferences environment, and a Call History environment. Each of these environments contains certain available processes and features for controlling and managing telephones. | 08-20-2009 |
| 20090214014 | ENHANCED TELEPHONY COMPUTER USER INTERFACE ALLOWING USER INTERACTION AND CONTROL OF A TELEPHONE USING A PERSONAL COMPUTER - An enhanced telephony (ET) computer user interface that seamlessly integrates features of a personal computer (PC) and a telephone into a coherent user interface. The user is provided with a rich variety of functionality that leverages the fact that the PC has considerably more processing power and greater access to variety of data than the ordinary telephone. This processing power and data access is used to the user's advantage as the telephone's capabilities and functionality are greatly expanded. In general, the ET user interface includes a plurality of environments for the user to choose. These environments include a My Contacts environment, a communication preferences environment, and a Call History environment. Each of these environments contains certain available processes and features for controlling and managing telephones. | 08-27-2009 |
| 20100178645 | PARTICIPANT RESPONSE SYSTEM WITH QUESTION AUTHORING/EDITING FACILITY - A participant response system ( | 07-15-2010 |
| 20100185957 | PARTICIPANT RESPONSE SYSTEM EMPLOYING GRAPHICAL RESPONSE DATA ANALYSIS TOOL - A participant response system ( | 07-22-2010 |
| 20100281287 | PARTICIPANT RESPONSE SYSTEM EMPLOYING BATTERY POWERED, WIRELESS REMOTE UNITS - A participant response system ( | 11-04-2010 |
| 20110145733 | MULTI-PAGE ORGANIZING AND MANIPULATING ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS - A software tool for organizing and manipulating an electronic document comprising at least one group of document pages, comprises a first user interface module configured to present the document pages of the electronic document in a list-like arrangement; a second user interface module configured to present the document pages of each group in a respective panel; and means operable to manipulate a plurality of selected document pages presented in one or more of the panels simultaneously. | 06-16-2011 |
Michelle Boyle, Victoria AU
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| 20120108538 | SULFATED POLYSACCHARIDES HAVING ANTIPLASMODIAL ACTIVITY AND METHODS AND PRODUCTS FOR IDENTIFYING ANTIPLASMODIAL ACTIVITY - This invention relates to methods for identifying, producing or rationally designing sulfated polysaccharide molecules that have antiplasmodial activity. Also provided are sulfated polysaccharide molecules having antiplasmodial activity, as well as methods for treating and preventing diseases including malaria with such molecules. | 05-03-2012 |
Nathanial Kiel Boyle, Coquitiam CA
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| 20110153979 | MODIFIED B+ TREE TO STORE NAND MEMORY INDIRECTION MAPS - Embodiments of the invention generally pertain to memory devices and more specifically to reducing the write amplification of memory devices without increasing cache requirements. Embodiments of the present invention may be represented as a modified B+ tree in that said tree comprises a multi-level tree in which all data items are stored in the leaf nodes of the tree. Each non-leaf node in the tree will reference a large number of nodes in the next level down from the tree. Modified B+ trees described herein may be represented as data structures used to map memory device page addresses. The entire modified B+ tree used to map said pages may be stored on the same memory device requiring limited amounts of cache. These embodiments may be utilized by low cost controllers that require good sequential read and write performance without large amounts of cache. | 06-23-2011 |
Peter C. Boyle, Burnaby CA
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| 20110289076 | INTEGRATED AUTOMATIC USER SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE - A method of integrated automatic support and assistance includes identifying a user and retrieving models representing the user's device, apparatus, service, or system, receiving a query from the user, as necessary refining the query, determining if the received query is a machine translatable query, restructuring machine translatable terms of the received query into semantic components based upon the retrieved models, determining a set of candidate knowledge bases both related to the semantic components, submitting the machine translatable query to each knowledge base of the set of candidate knowledge bases, receiving a set of responses from each knowledge base of the set of knowledge bases in response to the submitting, formatting the set of responses, submitting the formatted set of responses to the user, determining if a response of the submitted formatted set of responses is accepted by the user, applying updated weights within the formatted set of responses, and storing the updated weights for future queries. | 11-24-2011 |
Peter Currie Boyle, Burnaby CA
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| 20090164926 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR INTERACTION BETWEEN USERS OF AN ONLINE COMMUNITY - There is disclosed a method of facilitating interaction between users of an electronic community. In an embodiment, the method comprises: reviewing a user activity log for each user in the electronic community; executing a natural language parser to extract significant noun phrases from the user activity log; updating user profiles from the newly extracted noun phrases, based on their usage frequency and importance value; and storing the updated profiles in a user profile and relationship data base; and executing a similarity based clustering algorithm to cluster user profiles, thereby discovering relationships among users and storing them in a user profile and relationship database. The method may further comprise displaying for each user the one or more relationships to which the user is assigned, together with a list of users assigned to the one or more relationships. The method may also comprise storing for each user the relationship to which the user is assigned in a user profile and relationship database. | 06-25-2009 |
| 20100169291 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PROMPTING AN END USER WITH A PREFERRED SEQUENCE OF COMMANDS WHICH PERFORMS AN ACTIVITY IN A LEAST NUMBER OF INPUTS - A method for prompting an end user with a preferred sequence of commands which performs an activity in a least number of inputs. The method begins by monitoring a computer system for both input received from the end user and state transitions as a result of the computer receiving the end user input. The input received facilitates an activity the end user whishes to execute; the state transitions being the result of executing the activity. Next, defining the input received from the end user in a meaningful way. Then comparing the input received with at least one other command sequences that accomplish the same activity as the end user's input. Finally, prompting the end user with a preferred sequence of commands which performs the activity with the least number of inputs possible. | 07-01-2010 |
Randall J. Boyle, Ladysmith CA
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| 20110297552 | WASTEWATER TREATMENT APPARATUS AND METHOD - An apparatus ( | 12-08-2011 |
Tim Boyle, Wollongong AU
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| 20100167995 | PEPTOID COMPOUNDS - The invention relates to new peptoid compounds of formula (I), as well as their use in the treatment of bacterial infections, such as those caused by vancomycin resistant microorganisms, and to compositions thereof. | 07-01-2010 |
| 20120108499 | PEPTOID COMPOUNDS - The invention relates to new peptoid compounds of formula (I), as well as their use in the treatment of bacterial infections, such as those caused by vancomycin resistant microorganisms, and to compositions thereof. | 05-03-2012 |
Timothy Patrick Boyle, Kirrawee AU
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| 20080300287 | Peptidic Compounds - The present invention provides a compound of formula (I), (II), (III) and (IV) as defined herein and pharmaceutically acceptable derivatives thereof. The present invention further provides use of the compounds of the present invention in the treatment of bacterial infection and in the treatment of HIV infection. Also provided are pharmaceutical compositions comprising the compounds of the present invention. | 12-04-2008 |
| 20110312875 | PEPTIDIC COMPOUNDS - The present invention provides a compound of formula I, II, III and IV as defined herein and pharmaceutically acceptable derivatives thereof. The present invention further provides use of the compounds of the present invention in the treatment of bacterial infection and in the treatment of HIV infection. Also provided are pharmaceutical compositions comprising the compounds of the present invention. | 12-22-2011 |