Burley
Adam Craig Burley, Rochester Hills, MI US
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20140106198 | ENERGY CELL TEMPERATURE MANAGEMENT - A temperature regulation and management system is provide that has an inner wall and an outer wall forming a space for accommodating a phase change material (PCM) with the space between the walls, in one or both of the walls, or a combination of such locations. The inner wall is in contact with an object that requires temperature regulation within a specified operating range, such as a vehicle battery pack. The inner wall and the outer wall are both formed from sheet molding compound (SMC), or the outer wall if formed of a filled polyurethane. | 04-17-2014 |
Brett Burley, Waterford, VA US
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20140223170 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ELECTRONIC SECURE OBFUSCATION NETWORK - Described are a secure obfuscation network (SON) and ingress nodes, transit nodes and egress nodes used in such a network. Also described is a method for implementing such a network. | 08-07-2014 |
Cameron D. Burley, Washington, DC US
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20090102416 | Induction charger for portable battery-powered devices - A charging apparatus for a portable battery-powered device, including one or more of the following: a receiver that inserts into a charging jack of the portable battery-powered device, an outer casing that removably receives the portable battery-powered device and the receiver, and a battery cell contained within the outer casing that inductively charges the portable battery-powered device through the receiver. In various exemplary embodiments, the charging apparatus includes a charging base that inductively charges the battery cell when the outer casing is placed upon the charging base. | 04-23-2009 |
Claire Burley, Winchester GB
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20120292480 | CARRIAGE DEVICE - A carriage device for attaching a scooter to a handle of a pushchair, the carriage device including a body portion and releasable fastening means including a strap extending along at least a proportion of the body portion adapted to releasably fasten the body portion to the pushchair handle, and a curved support portion for securing and supporting a handle of a scooter. | 11-22-2012 |
David R. Burley, Anderson, SC US
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20090110791 | Produce processor - A process for treating a farm product by heating and cooling, said treatment may include pasteurization of a product within the container in which they are to be sold by placing sealed containers containing the products within a process tank causing the products to move within the containers to enhance heat transfer into the product, holding the product at a desired temperature and then cooling the container while in the tank and distributing the containers to be sold. | 04-30-2009 |
Edward Burley, Troy, MI US
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20140353300 | AUTOMATED LOCAL THERMAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - The automated local thermal management system ( | 12-04-2014 |
Glenn A. Burley, Leicester GB
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20090215635 | LABELLING STRATEGIES FOR THE SENSITIVE DETECTION OF ANALYTES - The present invention relates to methods and reagents for detecting analytes, e.g. nucleic acids. The new methods and reagents allow a simple and sensitive detection even in complex biological samples. | 08-27-2009 |
20120107943 | Labelling Strategies for the Sensitive Detection of Analytes - The present invention relates to methods and reagents for detecting analytes, e.g. nucleic acids. The new methods and reagents allow a simple and sensitive detection even in complex biological samples. | 05-03-2012 |
20120157327 | Labelling Strategies for the Sensitive Detection of Analytes - The present invention relates to methods and reagents for detecting analytes, e.g. nucleic acids. The new methods and reagents allow a simple and sensitive detection even in complex biological samples. | 06-21-2012 |
20120172582 | Labelling Strategies for the Sensitive Detection of Analytes - The present invention relates to methods and reagents for detecting analytes, e.g. nucleic acids. The new methods and reagents allow a simple and sensitive detection even in complex biological samples. | 07-05-2012 |
20120190838 | Labelling Strategies for the Sensitive Detection of Analytes - The present invention relates to methods and reagents for detecting analytes, e.g. nucleic acids. The new methods and reagents allow a simple and sensitive detection even in complex biological samples. | 07-26-2012 |
Glenn Ashley Burley, Leicester GB
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20120130017 | PROCESS AND NEW COMPOUNDS - There is provided a novel process for preparing polyamides (in particular cyclic and hairpin polyamides) comprising the step of coupling an amine with a Boc-protected amino acid monomer in the presence of diphosgene and/or triphosgene. Such a process may be performed on a solid or solution phase. | 05-24-2012 |
Greg Burley, Delta CA
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20100138171 | PRESSURE SENSING METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR FLEXIBLE AERODYNAMIC SURFACES - An apparatus for measuring aerodynamic performance is provided, including a batten; a plurality of pressure differential sensors positioned on the batten, each of the sensors having a first port for exposure to a first pressure and a second port for exposure to a second pressure; and a plenum positioned so that each of the first ports is exposed to a pressure within the plenum. The batten is positioned on a sail. The sensors may be in communication with a computer and the sensors may be networked in an asymmetric daisy chain network for uplink communications from the computer and networked in parallel as a bus for downlink communications to the computer. | 06-03-2010 |
Martin Burley, Christchurch NZ
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20100094863 | INTENTIONALITY MATCHING - A series of methods, systems and objects are disclosed permitting a person to judge their intentionality against a particular object or set of objects. This is achieved through the use of an object profile of a choice point including at least a set of discrete markers representing attributes of users; a set of discrete buckets associated with each discrete marker representing the attribute values of users; and a count associated with each bucket representing the value weighting of the choice point for that bucket, which object profile is stored on an electronic storage device. | 04-15-2010 |
Richard Burley, Maidenhead GB
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20120297650 | GREETINGS CARD - The present invention relates to greetings cards. The present invention relates in particular to methods of addressing the apparent short-term nature of cards. Many card are simply placed in a trash basket after use. This represents a tremendous waste; further whilst it is sometimes desired to retain a card, the card is generally manufactured to a cost which means that one is less likely to want to retain such a card. The present invention seeks to provide a solution to the problems addressed above. The present invention seeks to provide a greetings card ( | 11-29-2012 |
Simon Burley, Swindon GB
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20150017994 | CLASSIFICATION OF A BASESTATION - In one example embodiment, a method for classifying a basestation in a cellular communications network is provided that may include obtaining an identifier used by the basestation, comparing the identifier to a pool of identifiers reserved for a class of basestations, obtaining a frequency on which the basestation is operating, comparing the frequency to a pool of frequencies used by the class of basestations, and identifying the basestation as belonging to the class of basestations if the identifier is in the pool of identifiers and the frequency is in the pool of frequencies. Another method for classifying a basestation may comprise receiving a broadcast from the basestation including an attribute of the basestation, comparing the attribute with an attribute value range corresponding to the class of basestations, and identifying the basestation as belonging to the class of basestations if the received cell attribute falls within the attribute value range. | 01-15-2015 |
Stephen K. Burley, New York, NY US
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20110218332 | Modulators of body weight, corresponding nucleic acids and proteins, and diagnostic and therapeutic uses thereof - The present invention relates generally to the control of body weight of animals including mammals and humans, and more particularly to materials identified herein as modulators of weight, and to the diagnostic and therapeutic uses to which such modulators may be put. In its broadest aspect, the present invention relates to the elucidation and discovery of nucleotide sequences, and proteins putatively expressed by such nucleotides or degenerate variations thereof, that demonstrate the ability to participate in the control of mammalian body weight. The nucleotide sequences in object represent the genes corresponding to the murine and human ob gene, that have been postulated to play a critical role in the regulation of body weight and adiposity. Preliminary data, presented herein, suggests that the polypeptide product of the gene in question function as a hormone. The present invention further provides nucleic acid molecules for use as molecular probes, or as primers for polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplification, i.e., synthetic or natural oligonucleotides. In further aspects, the present invention provides a cloning vector, which comprises the nucleic acids of the invention; and a bacterial, insect, or a mammalian expression vector, which comprises the nucleic acid molecules of the invention, operatively associated with an expression control sequence. Accordingly, the invention further relates to a bacterial or a mammalian cell transfected or transformed with an appropriate expression vector, and correspondingly, to the use of the above mentioned constructs in the preparation of the modulators of the invention. Also provided are antibodies to the ob polypeptide. Moreover, a method for modulating body weight of a mammal is provided. In specific examples, genes encoding two isoforms of both the murine and human ob polypeptides are provided. | 09-08-2011 |
William Burley, East Greenwich, RI US
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20120174759 | ENCAPSULATED BALLISTIC PROTECTION SYSTEM - An encapsulated ballistic protection system (EBPS). In one embodiment, an EBPS for protecting a human or an object from a projectile includes one or more ballistic protection material layers at least substantially encapsulated by encapsulation material having a tensile strength of 20,000 psi or greater. Additionally, in one embodiment, an EBPS includes one or more ballistic protection material layers that are substantially encapsulated by the encapsulation material on a first side adapted to face the human or the object and on a second side opposite the first side and adapted to face the projectile, and the EBPS further includes a compressible layer between the one or more ballistic protection material layers and the encapsulation material on the first side, the compressible layer configured to at least one of dissipate energy, reduce velocity of the projectile, and reduce backface deformation. | 07-12-2012 |
William J. Burley, Barberton, OH US
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20130015697 | WHEEL ASSEMBLY HEAT SHIELDAANM Hall; John M.AACI UniontownAAST OHAACO USAAGP Hall; John M. Uniontown OH USAANM Burley; William J.AACI BarbertonAAST OHAACO USAAGP Burley; William J. Barberton OH USAANM Dyko; Mark P.AACI CopleyAAST OHAACO USAAGP Dyko; Mark P. Copley OH USAANM Burkhalter; KurtAACI AkronAAST OHAACO USAAGP Burkhalter; Kurt Akron OH US - A heat shield segment includes at least one tab extending from an outboard end, the tab adapted to secure the heat shield segment against radial and axial movement. The at least one tab is received over a retaining ring positioned within a tube well of a wheel. The retaining ring is received in recesses formed in the inner surface of drive keys spaced around the interior of the tube well. The heat shield segment is secured at the inboard end by a fastener, and is spaced from the tube well by a spacer positioned between the heat shield segment and the tube well. The at least one tab of the heat shield segment allows for easy assembly and maintenance of the heat shield assembly formed by a plurality of the heat shield segments. | 01-17-2013 |