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Carlos M. Grodsinsky, Hinkley, OH US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090240117DATA ACQUISITION FOR MODULAR BIOMETRIC MONITORING SYSTEM - A modular system for acquiring biometric data includes a plurality of data acquisition modules configured to sample biometric data from at least one respective input channel at a data acquisition rate. A representation of the sampled biometric data is stored in memory of each of the plurality of data acquisition modules. A central control system is in communication with each of the plurality of data acquisition modules through a bus. The central control system is configured to collect data asynchronously, via the bus, from the memory of the plurality of data acquisition modules according to a relative fullness of the memory of the plurality of data acquisition modules.09-24-2009

Carlos M. La Rota, Johnston, IA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110159486CELL CYCLE SWITCH 52(CCS52) AND METHODS FOR INCREASING YIELD - Methods and compositions for modulating plant yield are provided. Methods include employing cell cycle switch 52 (ccs52). The ccs52 sequences are used in a variety of methods including modulating plant biomass, growth, or both. Transformed plants, plant cell, tissues, seed, and expression vectors are also provided.06-30-2011

Carlos M. Ochoa Mendoza, Bogota CO

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20110236538CHITIN DERIVATIVE AND NATURAL SWEETENER CONJUGATE FOR CONTROLLING INGESTED FAT IN HUMANS AND HAVING SWEETENING PROPERTIES - The present invention provides a sweetener product which has the purpose of encapsulating ingested fat and stimulating the excretion thereof. The product is comprised of two compounds: a derivative of the amino sugar, chitin, and one or several sweeteners bonded through electrostatic interactions. This interaction contributes in improving neutral pH solubility and product presentation for human consumption.09-29-2011

Carlos M. Pazos, San Diego, CA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110167455ADAPTIVE MONITORING METHOD FOR UPDATE DETECTION IN A MOBILE BROADCAST NETWORK - Information included within metadata broadcast within an overhead flow of a mobile broadcast network enables receiver devices to determine when metadata updates will occur. The mobile broadcast network can include within metadata messages information related to a time for the next metadata update. Using this information, receiver devices can determine when the next metadata update will occur and de-energize the receiver until that time. Enabling mobile devices to remain de-energized until the next metadata update improves their power efficiency. Synchronizing mobile devices to access the overhead flow for updated metadata reduces the content delivery latency that the system must accommodate, thereby improving system flexibility and bandwidth efficiency. Specify the time of a next metadata update enables the broadcast system to change the rate and timing at which metadata updates are performed.07-07-2011

Carlos M. Pignataro, Raleigh, NC US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090034533SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PROVIDING LINK, NODE AND PG POLICY BASED ROUTING IN PNNI BASED ATM NETWORKS - A system and method for providing link, node, and PG policy based routing in PNNI based ATM networks is disclosed. A computer implemented method signals and routes a call in the network. Upon detecting the call's arrival, its service request is accessed. Upon determining that the service request relates to an attribute of a link, a routing path is sought that conforms to the service request, as by accessing information relating to the routing path and comparing the information to the service request. A conforming routing path is selected, and the call is routed via that path. A computer implemented method advertises an attribute of links, nodes, policies, etc. Data relating to the route's attribute can be provided to a node as a GAT IE component of a PNNI signaling setup message for multi-peer group networks, and advertised using PTSEs within a peer group.02-05-2009
20090135728USER DATAGRAM PROTOCOL TRACEROUTE PROBE EXTENSION - The embodiments described herein provide methods and apparatuses for implementing a User Datagram Protocol traceroute probe extension. In an example embodiment, a request to transmit a User Datagram Protocol (UDP) packet to a remote destination is received. A probe header and a probe data element is then stored in a data field of the UDP packet. The UDP packet is then transmitted toward the remote destination. In an example embodiment, a User Datagram Protocol (UDP) packet is received and it is determined whether the UDP packet includes a probe data structure. When the determination is affirmative, the probe data structure is processed.05-28-2009
20100238812Operating MPLS label switched paths and MPLS pseudowire in loopback mode - In one embodiment, an initiating maintenance end point (MEP) may transmit a lock message to lock a circuit traversing one or more maintenance intermediate points (MIPs) between the initiating MEP and an end MEP. The initiating MEP may then transmit an in-band packet containing a loopback request to a particular MIP along the circuit using a particular time-to-live (TTL) value in the packet to reach the particular MIP. Upon receiving the packet at the particular MIP, and in response to determining that the TTL has expired, the particular MIP inspects the packet to discover the loopback request, and correspondingly operates in a loopback mode.09-23-2010
20110013520DYNAMIC PROBE ARCHITECTURE - Systems, methods and other embodiments associated with dynamic probe generation are described. In one embodiment, an apparatus includes generation logic to dynamically generate a probe configured to identify a status associated with an event occurring in a network device, a path between network devices, and/or a location in an encapsulation stack. Additionally, the apparatus comprises reception logic to receive the status.01-20-2011
20110055637ADAPTIVELY COLLECTING NETWORK EVENT FORENSIC DATA - In an embodiment, a data processing system comprises a repository configured to store a plurality of event message definitions for error messages, syslog messages, or other notification messages that may be emitted by one or more managed network elements; event annotation logic coupled to the data repository and configured to receive and store one or more annotations to each of the event message definitions, wherein each of the annotations specifies event context information to be collected in the managed network elements when an associated event message occurs; event forensics definitions generator logic coupled to the event annotation logic and configured to generate an event forensics definitions file capable of interpretation by one or more managed network elements and comprising event type identifiers and context information identifiers for context information to be collected, and configured to cause distributing the event forensics definitions file to the one or more managed network elements.03-03-2011

Patent applications by Carlos M. Pignataro, Raleigh, NC US

Carlos M. Tarazona, Chicago, IL US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090276307Product Couponing and Sampling Method - A targeted method for providing coupons and samples to consumers, that provides extensive feedback to manufacturers, identifies consumers that represent a desired demographic profile, enables a convenient consumer couponing experience, controls and contains fraud through the use of expiration methods and location data.11-05-2009

Carlos M. Terrero, Ontario, NY US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090001658DOCUMENT STACK LEVELING METHOD, AND A DOCUMENT FINISHER INCLUDING THE SAME - A document finisher is arranged for forming a document stack whose top surface is maintained substantially level. The document finisher includes a document stack leveling container for containing a document stack of one or more documents. Each document has a document thick side that is thicker than the opposite document thin side. The document stack leveling container includes a hollow. The document finisher is arranged for disposing documents in the hollow, thus forming a document stack therein. The hollow includes a bottom shaped such that the document stack top surface is maintained substantially level.01-01-2009