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Charles J. Brady, Austin, TX US
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| 20080276294 | LEGAL INTERCEPT OF COMMUNICATION TRAFFIC PARTICULARLY USEFUL IN A MOBILE ENVIRONMENT - Methods, structures, and systems are disclosed for implementing legal intercept of data which provide real-time correlation of broadband user information to network addresses (or other identifiers) across multiple and different authentication systems and user databases. In certain embodiments, an intercept coordinator module interacts with each authentication system to determine real-time a target address for a target user device, which it then uses to update mediation devices, external databases, etc., involved in performing a lawful intercept under the CALEA process. Probes are not required within the network to perform authentication system captures. A modular interface system provides support for existing CALEA equipment, and support for implementing additional interface modules for new or updated CALEA equipment. Exemplary intercept coordinator modules may communicate with multiple AAA systems, in multiple different sub-nets or networks, including geographically distant networks, and provides for pooling of common CALEA equipment resources for use in multiple networks simultaneously. | 11-06-2008 |
Greg Brady, Dallas, TX US
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| 20110264485 | SYSTEM, COMPUTER PROGRAM AND METHOD FOR IMPLEMENTING AND MANAGING A VALUE CHAIN NETWORK - A system, computer program product and method for implementing and managing a value chain network. The computer program product includes allowing a first company having one or more clusters of retail stores and a second company in a value chain network to access to a shared database, having first and second plurality of fields in the shared database are uniquely associated with each respective first and second company, on a service provider computer over a network; linking the first company with one or more of the second plurality of fields; linking the second company with one or more of the first plurality of fields; periodically receiving sales information and events, including a demand event and a supply event, on the value network within at least one of the one or more clusters of retail stores; and updating one or more of the first plurality of fields that are linked to the second company upon receipt of at least one selected from the group consisting of the sales information, the demand event and the supply event. The first and second company are linked and provided limited access to the one or more of the respective second and first plurality of fields without creating a copy. The one or more updated first plurality of fields are immediately accessible to the first and second company. | 10-27-2011 |
James Brady, Houston, TX US
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| 20110098929 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR IMPROVING SURFACE ELECTROMAGNETIC SURVEYS - A technique provides a methodology for improving surveys of subterranean regions. The methodology comprises estimating macro anisotropy and an intrinsic or micro anisotropy of an overburden. A surface electromagnetic survey is conducted, and the data from the survey is inverted based on or including information gained from estimating the macro anisotropy and/or intrinsic anisotropy. A processor system can be used to conduct the inversion with the adjustments for anisotropy to improve the information provided by the survey. | 04-28-2011 |
James Brady, Plano, TX US
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| 20090206946 | Apparatus and method for reducing propagation delay in a conductor - An apparatus and method is provided that reduces the propagation delay in a conductor carrying an electrical signal from a first area of a circuit to a second area of the circuit. The conductor is fabricated to include a first conductor extending from the first area to the second area. The conductor also includes a second conductor extending substantially parallel and along the first conductor and electrically connected to the first conductor. A third and additional conductors may also be used which extend substantially parallel and along the first conductor and are electrically connected to the first conductor. The additional second conductor (and any additional conductors) reduces the capacitance of the conductor thereby reducing the propagation delay in the conductor (increasing the speed of the signal). The additional conductor(s) effectively “shield” the first conductor from some capacitance that the first conductor would normally “see” without the use of such additional conductors. | 08-20-2009 |
James P. Brady, Houston, TX US
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| 20090295394 | SENSOR CABLE FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC SURVEYING - A sensor cable for surveying. The sensor cable may comprise at least one pair of current sensor electrodes and an amplifier. The current sensor electrodes may be disposed along opposite sides of the sensor cable. The current sensor electrodes may be configured to detect current in an electromagnetic field transverse to an inline direction of the sensor cable. The amplifier may be configured to amplify the current in the electromagnetic field for detection by the electrode pair. | 12-03-2009 |
| 20100013485 | SURVEYING USING VERTICAL ELECTROMAGNETIC SOURCES THAT ARE TOWED ALONG WITH SURVEY RECEIVERS - A system to perform a marine subterranean survey includes at least one vertical electromagnetic (EM) source and at least one EM receiver to measure a response of a subterranean structure that is responsive to EM signals produced by the vertical EM source. At least one tow cable is used to tow the EM source and EM receiver through a body of water. | 01-21-2010 |
| 20100017138 | SYSTEM HAVING A NETWORK CONNECTED TO MULTIPLE DIFFERENT TYPES OF SURVEY SENSORS - A system includes a network, multiple different types of survey sensors connected to the network, and a controller connected to the network. The multiple different types of survey sensors are configured to communicate different types of measurement data over the network to the controller. | 01-21-2010 |
Jeff A. Brady, Stephenville, TX US
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| 20100024065 | DISCOVERY AND UTILIZATION OF SORGHUM GENES (MA5/MA6) - Methods and composition for the production of non-flowering or late flowering | 01-28-2010 |
John F. Brady, Richardson, TX US
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| 20110266441 | Pixel-level optically transitioning filter elements for detector devices - Optically transitioning pixel-level filtering using a multi-level structure that includes an isolated optically transitioning filter element that is suspended over a corresponding radiation detector element in a one-to-one relationship to provide, for example, one or more features such as spectral detection and/or selective radiation immunity. | 11-03-2011 |
John Michael Brady, Houston, TX US
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| 20090250138 | METHOD FOR MANAGING STORAGE OF GASEOUS HYDROGEN - The present invention discloses methods for managing the storage of gaseous hydrogen and increasing the utilization rate of gaseous hydrogen stored in a cascade storage system. In order to increase the hydrogen utilization rate of the cascade storage system, after dispensing gaseous hydrogen to a hydrogen vehicle, gaseous hydrogen is transferred via a compressor from at least one storage vessel at a lower pressure to at least one storage vessel at a higher, dispensable pressure. The methods of the present invention economically and efficiently increase the utilization rate of gaseous hydrogen stored in a cascade storage system. | 10-08-2009 |
| 20110247724 | Method For Managing Storage of Gaseous Hydrogen - In order to increase the hydrogen utilization rate of the cascade storage system, after dispensing gaseous hydrogen to a hydrogen vehicle, gaseous hydrogen is transferred via a compressor from at least one storage vessel at a lower pressure to at least one storage vessel at a higher, dispensable pressure. The methods of the present invention economically and efficiently increase the utilization rate of gaseous hydrogen stored in a cascade storage system by managing the storage of gaseous hydrogen and increasing the utilization rate of gaseous hydrogen stored in a cascade storage system. | 10-13-2011 |
Ken M. Brady, Sugar Land, TX US
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| 20110129389 | EXTRA-CORPOREAL MEMBRANE OXYGENATION CONTROL - A method may include obtaining information representing at least one of a concentration of carbon dioxide in a patient's blood, a concentration of oxygen in the patient's blood or a pH value of the patient's blood. The method may also include setting an initial carbon dioxide tension in a membrane oxygenator of an extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) system based on the obtained information. | 06-02-2011 |
Michael S. Brady, Austin, TX US
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| 20110260768 | PROGRAMMABLE DELAY TIMER AND METHOD THEREFOR - A timer circuit, comprises a delay indication circuit, a frequency indication circuit, and a plurality of counters. The delay indication circuit is for providing a delay time indication. The frequency indication circuit is for providing a frequency indication of a frequency of a clock signal. Each counter of the plurality of counters includes a load input to receive an initial value, and an indication output to provide a count complete indication of the counter. During operation a set of the counters of the plurality of counters is coupled in series to provide an indication that a delay time has expired. At least a portion of the frequency indication is provided to the load input of one counter of the set and at least a portion of the delay time indication is provided to the load input of another counter of the set. | 10-27-2011 |