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Bert Bracke, Vaterstetten DE
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| 20120330135 | METHOD FOR ENABLING MEDICAL NAVIGATION WITH MINIMISED INVASIVENESS - A method for providing positional relationship data, which represent the position of a marker device relative to a bone which it is affixed to, to a medical navigation system, comprising the steps of: a) receiving bone registration data which represent locations of points on the surface of the bone; b) calculating, from the bone registration data, the current relative position between the bone and a medical instrument which bears the marker device; c) determining an offset between the current relative position and a desired relative position; d) outputting indication information which is based on the calculated offset; e) receiving bone re-registration data which represent locations of points on the surface of the bone; and f) calculating the positional relationship data from the bone re-registration data. | 12-27-2012 |
Kristiaan Bracke, Berlare (overmere) BE
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| 20100243128 | PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF A FOAMED ARTICLE - The foamed article is produced starting from a core layer ( | 09-30-2010 |
Kristiaan Bracke, Berlare BE
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| 20090072441 | PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF A THREE-DIMENSIONALLY SHAPED SANDWICH STRUCTURE - The three-dimensionally shaped sandwich structure is produced starting from a layered material ( | 03-19-2009 |
Kristiaan Bracke, Wetteren BE
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| 20080229697 | Panel-Like Laminate and a Skin for Manufacturing Such Laminate - The panel-like laminate comprises a flexible skin ( | 09-25-2008 |
Lieven Bracke, Sinaai-Waas BE
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| 20120222777 | PROCESS TO MANUFACTURE GRAIN-ORIENTED ELECTRICAL STEEL STRIP AND GRAIN-ORIENTED ELECTRICAL STEEL PRODUCED THEREBY - A process to manufacture grain-oriented electrical steel (GOES) strip and a product produced by the process are provided. A molten silicon-alloyed steel is continuously cast in a strand having a thickness in the range of from 50 to 100 mm and subjected to hot- rolling in a plurality of uni-directional rolling stands to produce final hot-rolled strip coils having a thickness in the range of from 0.7 to 4.0 mm followed by a continuous annealing the hot-rolled strip, cold rolling, continuous annealing the cold-rolled strip to induce primary recrystallisation and, optionally, decarburization and/or nitriding, coating the annealed strip, annealing the coiled strip to induce secondary recrystallisation, continuous thermal flattening annealing of the annealed strip and coating the annealed strip for electric insulation. | 09-06-2012 |
Madelon Sophia George Maria Bracke, Zeist NL
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| 20130059383 | CELL-CULTURE-BAG - The present invention is directed to a method to expand adherent cells comprising addition of adherent cells to an expansion container comprising microcarriers and culture medium; removing medium from the expansion container through a 8-20 mm filter; allowing cells to attach to microcarriers and keeping the expansion container in motion with an angle of between 30 to 90° and −30 to −90°. The present invention is also directed to a device suitable in the method. The advantage of the present invention is that fewer steps are needed to expand adherent cells, including stem cells like MSC opening the way for the use of autologeous and allogenous stem cell therapy. In addition, contamination risk is limited since the present invention may be carried out in a closed, disposable system. | 03-07-2013 |
Nicolaas Petrus Bracke, Heeze NL
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| 20080312897 | Programmable Device and Method of Previewing User-Programmed Events of Programmable Devices - A programmable device ( | 12-18-2008 |
Peter Bracke, Drongen BE
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| 20090051944 | Image processing method for reducing imaging artifacts - An image processing method includes a step of converting halftoned pixels of an image to be printed represented at a first lower tonal resolution into pixels represented at a second higher tonal resolution. Image processing is used on the pixels having a higher tonal resolution to reduce image quality artifacts when the pixels are printed at the first lower tonal resolution. In a preferred embodiment, the image processing includes error diffusion of a sigma delta modulation. | 02-26-2009 |
| 20100309268 | RADIATION CURABLE INKJET PRINTING METHODS - A radiation curable inkjet printing method for producing printed flexible foils and plastic bags includes the steps of a) providing a web-like polymeric substrate having a maximum value for Tan δ between 40° C. and 110° C.; b) providing a single pass inkjet printer having at least one page-wide printhead or at least one set of staggered printheads, a transporting device arranged to transport the web-like recording medium, and a curing device; c) jetting onto the web-like polymeric substrate having a surface energy Ssub, a non-aqueous radiation curable inkjet liquid having a surface tension SLiq, wherein SLiq is smaller than SSub by at least 4 mN/m; and d) curing the radiation curable liquid on the substrate at a surface temperature equal or higher than the temperature of the maximum value for Tan δ and smaller than the melting point of the polymeric recording medium. The maximum value for Tan δ is determined by dynamic mechanical analysis at a temperature ramp of 3° C./min using forced oscillation with a cycle of 1 second and an amplitude of 100 μm. Also, a single pass inkjet printer for performing the method. | 12-09-2010 |
| 20110007106 | INK SUPPLY SYSTEM WITHOUT PUMP, FOR INK JET PRINTER WITH INK RECIRCULATION SYSTEM - An ink supply system for an industrial inkjet printer makes use of a least one buffer vessel wherein ink at low pressure is isolated and pressurized to a high pressure suited for feeding the ink to the printhead. A recirculation ink supply system using plural buffer vessels is suited for repressurizing the ink without the use of a pump. The system avoids generation of gas bubbles due to cavitation which are present in systems using a pump for repressurizing ink. | 01-13-2011 |
| 20120281034 | SINGLE PASS INKJET PRINTING METHOD - A single pass inkjet printing method includes the steps of: a) providing a radiation curable inkjet ink set containing at least a first and a second radiation curable inkjet ink having a dynamic surface tension of no more than 30 mN/m measured by maximum bubble pressure tensiometry at a surface age of 50 ms and at 25° C.; b) jetting a first radiation curable inkjet ink on an ink-jet ink-receiver moving at a printing speed of at least 35 m/min.; c) at least partially curing the first inkjet ink on the ink receiver within the range of 40 to 500 ms after the first inkjet ink landed on the ink receiver; d) jetting a second radiation curable inkjet ink on the at least partially cured first inkjet ink; and e) at least partially curing the second inkjet ink within the range of 40 to 500 ms after the second inkjet ink landed on the first inkjet ink. | 11-08-2012 |