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Daniel Everett Brake, Fairport, NY US
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| 20100131207 | GAS FLUX DETERMINATION USING AIRBORNE DIAL LIDAR AND AIRBORNE WIND MEASUREMENT - A system for obtaining emission flux of a gas plume, emanating from a source, includes an airborne differential absorption lidar (DIAL) system for determining multiple concentration path length (CPL) values along a flight path; and an airborne wind measuring system (WMS) for determining a wind vector at the aircraft altitude. Also included is a processor for receiving the multiple CPL values determined by the DIAL system and the wind vector determined by the WMS. The processor uses the CPL values to compute either (a) an area-integrated concentration (AIC) value or (b) an average concentration value over a cross-plume extent, defined along the length dimension of the flight path. The processor also scales the wind vector to the near ground altitude level of the gas plume to obtain a scaled wind vector. The emission flux is obtained by multiplying either the AIC value or the average concentration value with a component of the scaled wind vector. The component of the scaled wind vector is defined by a vector perpendicular to the length dimension of the flight path. | 05-27-2010 |
David A. Brake, East Lyme, CT US
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| 20080226682 | Immunoactive Compositions for Improved Oral Delivery of Vaccines and Therapeutic Agents - The present invention concerns methods and compositions for improved oral delivery of bioactive agents, such as vaccines. In preferred embodiments, the compositions comprise at least one lectin, saponin, polyunsaturated fatty acid and/or isoflavone. In further embodiments, the compositions may further comprise at least one protease inhibitor, buffer and/or surfactant. In more preferred embodiments, the lectins, saponins, fatty acids, isoflavones and/or protease inhibitors may be derived from extracts, homogenates, finely ground powders or derivatives of plant or animal material, such as beans, nuts, peas, fish meal or krill. The relative amounts of various naturally occurring materials contained in the compositions may be selected to optimize the concentrations of one or more lectins, saponins, polyunsaturated fatty acids and/or isoflavones. The compositions are of use for oral delivery of a wide variety of bioactive agents, particularly protein or peptide based agents. | 09-18-2008 |
Desiree D. Brake, Poway, CA US
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| 20100315207 | SENSOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT - Disclosed are methods and apparatuses for managing other apparatuses. In certain aspects, an apparatus for managing other apparatuses includes a processing system configured to receive one or more reports from the other apparatuses, and to send a message to at least one of the other apparatuses, wherein the message instructs the at least one of the other apparatuses to configure at least one parameter that controls when the at least one of the other apparatus sends a report to the apparatus. | 12-16-2010 |
| 20100315242 | SENSORS IN COMMUNICATION DEVICES - Disclosed are methods and apparatuses for communication. In certain aspects, an apparatus for communication includes one or more sensors configured to measure a condition external to the apparatus, a circuit configured to determine when to transmit data based on the measurement to another apparatus, wherein the determination is based on at least one parameter configurable by the another apparatus, and a transmitter configured to transmit the data. | 12-16-2010 |
| 20100318641 | SENSOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT - Disclosed are methods and apparatuses for managing reports. In certain aspects, an apparatus for managing reports including a processing system is disclosed. The processing system is configured to receive a plurality of reports from a plurality of other apparatuses, filter out one or more of the plurality of reports, and forward the remaining plurality of reports to another apparatus, wherein each of the plurality of reports comprises data based on a sensor measurement at the respective one of the plurality of other apparatuses. | 12-16-2010 |
| 20110001484 | SENSOR IN BATTERY - Systems and method for providing sensors in batteries are provided. In certain aspects of the disclosure, a battery comprises a housing dimensioned to fit within a battery compartment of the communication device, a battery cell configured to supply power to the communication device, one or more sensors within the housing configured to measure a condition external to the battery and to received power from the battery cell, and an interface configured to interface the one or more sensors with a processing system in the communication device. | 01-06-2011 |
Jason A. Brake, Kent City, MI US
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| 20120055123 | CORNER POST APPLICATION SYSTEM - A corner post application system comprises a conveyor subsystem and an enveloping machine adapted to envelope the plurality of units with a material. The system further includes a swing arm, an applicator arm coupled to the swing arm and adapted to move linearly, a corner post gripper coupled to the applicator arm, and a controller. The controller rotates the swing arm about a vertical axis until a corner post held by the corner post gripper is aligned with adjacent sides that define a corner of the load. The controller thereafter stops rotation of the swing arm and moves the applicator arm linearly toward the corner of the load until the corner post held by the corner post gripper contacts the adjacent sides of the load. A sensor may be included for detecting a corner of the load, with the controller aligning the corner post based on detection by the sensor. | 03-08-2012 |
Jeffrey Brake, Newark, DE US
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| 20100048797 | THERMOPLASTIC COMPOSITIONS HAVING IMPROVED PROPERTIES DURING AND AFTER PROCESSING STEPS, PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING AN ARTICLE AND ARTICLE THUS OBTAINED - The present invention relates to a thermoplastic composition, said composition comprising at least one non-PVC thermoplastic matrix and at least one copolymer chosen from the group consisting of acrylic-based copolymer having an average molecular weight M | 02-25-2010 |
Jeffrey M. Brake, Newark, DE US
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| 20090123670 | Detecting Interactions at Biomimetic Interfaces with Liquid Crystals - A method of forming a liquid crystal device, includes: contacting an aqueous solution comprising a surfactant and a receptor molecule with a top surface of a liquid crystal. The liquid crystal is in a holding compartment of a substrate, and the receptor molecule is adsorbed on the top surface of the liquid crystal forming an interface between the liquid crystal and the aqueous solution. The receptor molecule is different than the surfactant. A method of detecting a compound in a flowing stream includes passing an aqueous solution over a top surface of a liquid crystal in a holding compartment of a substrate. The method also includes determining whether a change in the orientation of the liquid crystal occurs as the aqueous solution is passed over the top surface of the liquid crystal. A change in the orientation of the liquid crystal indicates the presence of the compound in the flowing stream. | 05-14-2009 |
| 20100233729 | DETECTING INTERACTIONS AT BIOMIMETIC INTERFACES WITH LIQUID CRYSTALS - A method of forming a liquid crystal device, includes: contacting an aqueous solution comprising a surfactant and a receptor molecule with a top surface of a liquid crystal. The liquid crystal is in a holding compartment of a substrate, and the receptor molecule is adsorbed on the top surface of the liquid crystal forming an interface between the liquid crystal and the aqueous solution. The receptor molecule is different than the surfactant. A method of detecting a compound in a flowing stream includes passing an aqueous solution over a top surface of a liquid crystal in a holding compartment of a substrate. The method also includes determining whether a change in the orientation of the liquid crystal occurs as the aqueous solution is passed over the top surface of the liquid crystal. A change in the orientation of the liquid crystal indicates the presence of the compound in the flowing stream. | 09-16-2010 |
Jeffrey M. Brake, Madison, WI US
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| 20080268546 | DETECTION OF DNA HYBRIDIZATION ON SURFACES - A DNA hybridization surface includes a support having a self assembled monolayer on a metallized surface. The self assembled monolayer includes an alkanethiol and a strand of nucleic acids comprising a functional group that binds to the metallized surface. A method for detecting DNA hybridization in a sample includes (a) incubating a DNA hybridization surface with an aqueous sample that includes a fragment of DNA to produce an incubated DNA hybridization surface; (b) rinsing the incubated DNA hybridization surface to produce a rinsed incubated DNA hybridization surface; (c) contacting the rinsed incubated DNA hybridization surface with a liquid crystal; and (d) determining whether the liquid crystal is uniformly anchored on the rinsed incubated DNA hybridization surface. | 10-30-2008 |
Robert P. Brake, Dover, NH US
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| 20080312425 | Ion Exchange Chromatography and Purification of Antibodies - A novel method for purifying antibody and other product protein concomitant with removing aggregates made up from single product protein species is devised. | 12-18-2008 |
Troy Brake, Nobelsville, IN US
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| 20080236053 | ROOM DISPLAY FOR FUNERARY PRODUCTS - A display system for casket selection comprises a back wall, actual utilitarian and ornamental casket features mounted to the back wall, and a display adjacent the back wall. The display is operable to display facsimiles of the actual utilitarian and ornamental casket features. | 10-02-2008 |
Wilfred F. Brake, Ft. Collins, CO US
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| 20120069203 | GENERATING A STABILIZED VIDEO SEQUENCE BASED ON MOTION SENSOR DATA - A machine-implemented method of generating a stabilized video sequence includes receiving an input video sequence captured by an image capture device. The input video sequence includes a plurality of pairs of successive frames. Motion sensor data indicative of motion of the image capture device while the input video sequence was being captured is received. A set of matching features for each pair of successive frames is identified. Global motion features are identified in each set of matching features and qualified based on the motion sensor data. The global motion features are indicative of movement of the image capture device. A stabilized video sequence is generated based on the input video sequence and the identified global motion features. | 03-22-2012 |
William A. Brake, North Olmsted, OH US
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| 20100139155 | SWITCH GRASS FUEL OBJECTS WITH HIGH HEAT OUTPUT AND REDUCED AIR EMISSIONS DESIGNED FOR LARGE-SCALE POWER GENERATION - A Novel fuel object comprised of a proportion of switch grass and a proportion of wood fiber combined with a basically reacting compound. The fuel comprises fiber of the appropriate size and moisture content combined with an inorganic base. An appropriately sized fuel object is readily manufactured, provides high heat output, is consistent in fuel characteristics, and is sized and configured for use in power generation facilities. Based on fiber selection and processing, the fuel object may be used in a variety of current power generation technologies including stoker, fluidized bed, gasifier, cyclonic, direct-fired, and pulverized coal technologies, and results in significant reduction of air emissions (including sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, hydrochloric acid, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and mercury) compared to coal with no loss of boiler or furnace efficiency. | 06-10-2010 |
| 20100139156 | CORN STOVER FUEL OBJECTS WITH HIGH HEAT OUTPUT AND REDUCED EMISSIONS DESIGNED FOR LARGE-SCALE POWER GENERATION - A Novel fuel object comprised of a proportion of corn stover and a proportion of wood fiber combined with a basically reacting compound. The object comprises fiber of the appropriate size and moisture content combined with an inorganic base. An appropriately sized object is readily manufactured, provides high heat output, is consistent in fuel characteristics, and is sized and configured for use in power generation facilities. Based on fiber selection and processing, the fuel object may be used in a variety of current power generation technologies including stoker, fluidized bed, gasifier, cyclonic, direct-fired, and pulverized coal technologies, and results in significant reduction of air emissions (including sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, hydrochloric acid, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and mercury) compared to coal with no loss of boiler or furnace efficiency. | 06-10-2010 |
| 20110232172 | SWITCH GRASS FUEL OBJECTS WITH HIGH HEAT OUTPUT AND REDUCED AIR EMISSIONS DESIGNED FOR LARGE-SCALE POWER GENERATION - A Novel fuel object comprised of a proportion of switch grass and a proportion of wood fiber combined with a basically reacting compound. The fuel comprises fiber of the appropriate size and moisture content combined with an inorganic base. An appropriately sized fuel object is readily manufactured, provides high heat output, is consistent in fuel characteristics, and is sized and configured for use in power generation facilities. Based on fiber selection and processing, the fuel object may be used in a variety of current power generation technologies including stoker, fluidized bed, gasifier, cyclonic, direct-fired, and pulverized coal technologies, and results in significant reduction of air emissions (including sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, hydrochloric acid, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and mercury) compared to coal with no loss of boiler or furnace efficiency. | 09-29-2011 |
| 20110236839 | CORN STOVER FUEL OBJECTS WITH HIGH HEAT OUTPUT AND REDUCED EMISSIONS DESIGNED FOR LARGE-SCALE POWER GENERATION - A Novel fuel object comprised of a proportion of corn stover and a proportion of wood fiber combined with a basically reacting compound. The object comprises fiber of the appropriate size and moisture content combined with an inorganic base. An appropriately sized object is readily manufactured, provides high heat output, is consistent in fuel characteristics, and is sized and configured for use in power generation facilities. Based on fiber selection and processing, the fuel object may be used in a variety of current power generation technologies including stoker, fluidized bed, gasifier, cyclonic, direct-fired, and pulverized coal technologies, and results in significant reduction of air emissions (including sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, hydrochloric acid, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and mercury) compared to coal with no loss of boiler or furnace efficiency. | 09-29-2011 |