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Bruce H. Barritt, Okanagan Centre, CA US
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| 20100251440 | Apple Tree Named 'WA 2' - A new and distinctive variety of an | 09-30-2010 |
Bruce H. Barritt, Okanagan Centre CA
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| 20120079638 | Apple tree named 'WA 5' - A new and distinctive variety of a | 03-29-2012 |
Bruce H. Davis, Scarborough, ME US
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| 20090117605 | Software integrated cytometric assay for quantification of the human polymorphonuclear leukocyte fctri receptor (CD64) - The invention relates a method of quantifying CD64 and CD163 expression in leukocytes and, specifically to a kit for use with a flow cytometer including a suspension of quantitative fluorescent microbead standards, fluorescent labeled antibodies directed to CD64 and CD163, and analytical software. The software is used to take information on the microbead suspension and fluorescent labeled antibodies from a flow cytometer and analyse data, smooth curves, calculate new parameters, provide quality control measures and notify of expiration of the assay system. | 05-07-2009 |
Bruce H. Easom, Groton, MA US
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| 20090277325 | ELECTROSTATIC PARTICULATE SEPARATION FOR EMISSION TREATMENT SYSTEMS - An emission treatment system includes a separation device having a vessel that includes an inlet for receiving an emission stream having entrained solid particles. A first outlet from the vessel discharges captured solid particles from the emission stream and a second outlet from the vessel discharges a clean stream having fewer entrained solid particles than the emission stream received into the separation device. A particle collector is fluidly connected with the separation device and includes a collection portion for capturing solid particles from the emission stream. | 11-12-2009 |
Bruce H. Hyre, Cary, NC US
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| 20120101956 | AUTONOMOUS VALIDATION OF RECEIVED SHIPMENTS - Advance shipment data associated with a shipment is received at an inventory controller device. The advance shipment data is verified. A data collection model is generated based upon the advance shipment data. The generated data collection model is stored within a memory. The shipment is autonomously validated by the inventory controller device using the generated data collection model in response to receipt of the shipment. An indication of a target storage location within a receiving facility is generated for each container of the validated shipment using a defined location topology model of the receiving facility including available storage locations. | 04-26-2012 |
Bruce H. Kittrick, Redding, CA US
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| 20100230329 | CONTINUOUS GRAVITY ASSISTED ULTRASONIC COAL CLEANER - An improved system and method for separating combustible organic particles from noncombustible inorganic particles in coal, in preparation for combustion. The coal is size-reduced and size-graded to small pieces which are then supplied to input ends of water-immersed descending slides having ultrasonic transducers for vibratory separation of inorganic and organic particles. The slides have different longitudinal lengths with angles of declination configured to achieve time-differential exposure to the ultrasonic vibratory energy, with smaller coal pieces being subjected to shorter time ultrasonic vibratory exposure. In one preferred form, longitudinally spaced turbidity sensors along the slide provide signals used to control selected ultrasonic transducers upon substantially complete cleaning of the coal pieces. | 09-16-2010 |
Bruce H. Lipshutz, Goleta, CA US
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| 20090131705 | Practical, Cost-Effective Synthesis of Ubiquinones - The present invention provides a convergent method for the synthesis of ubiquinones and ubiquinone analogues. Also provided are precursors of ubiquinones and their analogues that are useful in the methods of the invention. The invention further provides an improved method for the carboalumination of alkyne substrates. | 05-21-2009 |
Bruce H. Middleswart, Phoenix, AZ US
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| 20080276555 | Foundation for modular structures - An improvement for building perimeter-wall foundations is created by attaching galvanized-steel corrugated panels to an in-place structure. The freely hanging bottom edges of the panels, which have continuous deformation specific to the enhancement of bearing and anchorage within concrete, are cast in-situ with footing concrete, so becoming a cast-in-place perimeter-wall foundation, capable of residential-scale bearing and shear loadings. A load bearing pier support is included for load bearing supporting large or multi-unit modular structures. | 11-13-2008 |
Bruce H. Newcome, Sunnyvale, CA US
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| 20090268877 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR CALIBRATING AN X-RAY PHOTOELECTRON SPECTROSCOPY MEASUREMENT - A method and a system for calibrating an X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) measurement are described. The method includes using an X-ray beam to generate an XPS signal from a sample and normalizing the XPS signal with a measured or estimated flux of the X-ray beam. The system includes an X-ray source for generating an X-ray beam and a sample holder for positioning a sample in a pathway of the X-ray beam. A detector is included for collecting an XPS signal generated by bombarding the sample with the X-ray beam. Also included are a flux detector for determining a measured or estimated flux of the X-ray beam and a computing system for normalizing the XPS signal with the measured or estimated flux of the X-ray beam. | 10-29-2009 |
Bruce H. Weiller, Santa Monica, CA US
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| 20100005858 | Polyaniline Nanofiber-Metal Salt Composite Materials for Arsine Detection - A sensor for detecting arsine includes a pair of electrodes separated by an electrode gap, and a layer of conducting polymer material positioned over and making electrical contact with the pair of electrodes, the layer of conducting polymer material being modified with a metal salt such that the electrical resistance of the conducting polymer material measured across the electrodes is responsive to changes in an amount of arsine to which the conducting polymer material is exposed. | 01-14-2010 |
| 20100006434 | Polyaniline Nanofiber-Amine Composite Materials for Phosgene Detection - A sensor for detecting phosgene includes a pair of electrodes separated by an electrode gap, and a layer of conducting polymer material positioned over and making electrical contact with the pair of electrodes, the layer of conducting polymer material being modified with an amine such that the electrical resistance of the conducting polymer material measured across the electrodes is responsive to changes in an amount of phosgene to which the conducting polymer material is exposed. | 01-14-2010 |
| 20100059375 | Metal salt hydrogen sulfide sensor - A hydrogen sulfide sensor is made from a metal acetate film, such as a thin film of copper acetate, formed on a set of monitoring electrodes, by evaporation of a metal acetate aqueous solution disposed on the electrodes, for detecting a weak gas, such as hydrogen sulfide, carried in a gas carrier, such as a nitrogen carrier, for detecting low concentration of the weak gas, such as ten ppm, when the conductivity of the film changes by several orders of magnitude, that produces a metal sulfide, such as copper sulfide, that is a good electrical conductor at room temperature, for example, as the metal acetate is converted directly to a metal sulfide upon exposure to hydrogen sulfide. | 03-11-2010 |
| 20110236569 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PREVENTING OR REDUCING CONTAMINATION ENHANCED LASER INDUCED DAMAGE (C-LID) TO OPTICAL COMPONENTS USING GAS PHASE ADDITIVES - Systems and methods for preventing or reducing contamination enhanced laser induced damage (C-LID) to optical components are provided including a housing enclosing an optical component, a container configured to hold a gas phase additive and operatively coupled to the housing; and a delivery system configured to introduce the gas phase additive from the container into the housing and to maintain the gas phase additive at a pre-selected partial pressure within the housing. The gas phase additive may have a greater affinity for the optical component than does a contaminant and may be present in an amount sufficient to inhibit laser induced damage resulting from contact between the contaminant and the optical component. The housing may be configured to maintain a sealed gas environment or vacuum. | 09-29-2011 |
| 20110287551 | METAL SALT HYDROGEN SULFIDE SENSOR - A sensor made from a metal salt film, formed on a set of monitoring electrodes, by evaporation of a metal salt aqueous solution disposed on the electrodes, is used for detecting a weak acid. Low concentrations of the weak acid, such as ten ppm, are indicated as the conductivity of the film changes by several orders of magnitude, as a result of reaction of the weak acid with the metal salt, as the metal salt converts to a metal reaction product upon exposure to the weak acid. | 11-24-2011 |
| 20110300637 | Polyaniline Nanofiber Hydrogen Sensors - A method for sensing hydrogen includes the use of a transduction device with a sensing layer, and means for measuring a mass and/or conductivity change caused by an interaction of a gas with the sensing layer to provide a measure of an amount of hydrogen in the gas. The sensing layer includes polyaniline nanofiber material. | 12-08-2011 |