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David Chace, Houston, TX US
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| 20080251710 | Method and Apparatus for Determining Silicon Content of the Earth Formations in Cased Well Bores - Measurements made with a pulsed neutron source and three or more gamma ray detectors are used to estimate the silicon and oxygen content of earth formations. | 10-16-2008 |
David M. Chace, Houston, TX US
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| 20090050322 | WIRELESS PERFORATING GUN INITIATION - A perforating system and method for wellbore perforating. The system comprises a perforating string having a perforating gun with shaped charges, a communication module for receiving detonation signals, and a controller associated with each perforating gun. The module receives surface signals for gun detonation and wirelessly transmits the signals to selected guns via the associated controllers. | 02-26-2009 |
| 20110172922 | Drop/Pump Memory Through-Casing Measurement Logging Tools - The present disclosure relates to apparatus and methods for evaluating an earth formation through a drillstring during tripping of the drillstring. The apparatus may include a logging instrument including a formation evaluation sensor configured to be dropped or pumped into a drillstring at the end of drilling. The logging instrument may be configured to make measurements through a homogenous portion of the drillstring while the drillstring is being tripped. The apparatus may include a memory and processor for logging data for later retrieval. The method may include making at least one measurement indicative of a property of an earth formation using a sensor operatively associated with a logging instrument, wherein the logging instrument is conveyed to proximate to a homogeneous portion of a drilling tubular using the drilling tubular. | 07-14-2011 |
Dianne Chace, Charlotte, VT US
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| 20110125539 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MULTI-RESOURCE SCHEDULING - Systems and methods are provided to schedule clinical tasks involving multiple sub-tasks and multiple resources in a clinical enterprise. An example method includes identifying a slot for a task defined by a task duration and one or more resources, the task including a plurality of sub-tasks, each sub-task having a sub-task duration utilizing one or more of the one or more resources, wherein each sub-task to be performed consecutively based on resource constraints; selecting a time slot for the task based on resource availability, the plurality of sub-tasks in the task, and a duration associated with each sub-task, wherein resource availability information is obtained from a clinical information system, and wherein each resource is scheduled only for one or more sub-tasks in which the resource is involved; displaying the schedule including the task and the plurality of sub-tasks; and facilitating access to view and modify the schedule. | 05-26-2011 |
Justin Chace, Redwood City, CA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20110282780 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING FEES AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES FOR A VALUE TRANSFER TRANSACTION - A method for a value transfer operation includes determining a sender currency using the account information of the sender and a receiver currency using the BIN associated with the sender account. The method further includes determining a currency exchange rate, transaction fee, and currency markup fee based on the sender and receiver currencies and various attributes of the sender account and the receiver account. | 11-17-2011 |
Justin Mason Chace, Redwood City, CA US
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| 20110270756 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SCREENING PAYMENT TRANSACTIONS - Methods and systems for anti money laundering screening are provided. A risk score and a first validation code is determined based on information related to a funds transfer transaction. The first validation code is associated with the risk score. Thereafter, a second validation code is calculated and compared with the first validation code. The risk score and the validation score are included in a payment authorization message sent to a payment processing network. The payment processing network extracts the validation code and communicates the payment authorization message including the risk score to a receiving financial institution. The receiving financial entity accepts or denies the incoming funds transfer based on the risk score included in the payment authorization message. | 11-03-2011 |
Mark S. Chace, Beacon, NY US
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| 20080242118 | METHODS FOR FORMING DENSE DIELECTRIC LAYER OVER POROUS DIELECTRICS - Methods for forming a dense dielectric layer over the surface of an opening in a porous inter-layer dielectric having an ultra-low dielectric constant are disclosed. The disclosure provides methods for exposing the sidewall surface and the bottom surface of the opening to a plurality of substantially parallel ultra-violet (UV) radiation rays to form a dense dielectric layer having a substantially uniform thickness over both the sidewall surface and the bottom surface. | 10-02-2008 |
| 20090281254 | LIQUID THERMAL INTERFACE HAVING MIXTURE OF LINEARLY STRUCTURED POLYMER DOPED CROSSLINKED NETWORKS AND RELATED METHOD - A liquid thermal interface (LTI) including a mixture of a linearly structured polymer doped with crosslinked networks and related method are presented. The LTI exhibits reduced liquid polymer macromolecule mobility, and thus increased surface tension. An embodiment of the method includes mixing a crosslinker with a linearly structured polymer to form a mixture, wherein the crosslinker includes a base agent including a vinyl-terminated or branched polydimethylsiloxane, and a curing agent including a hydrogen-terminated polydimethylsiloxane; and curing the mixture. The crosslinker functions as cages to block linear or branched linear macromolecules and prevents them from sliding into each other, thus increasing surface tension of the resulting LTI. | 11-12-2009 |
| 20100012858 | METHODS FOR FORMING DENSE DIELECTRIC LAYER OVER POROUS DIELECTRICS - Methods for forming a dense dielectric layer over the surface of an opening in a porous inter-layer dielectric having an ultra-low dielectric constant are disclosed. The disclosure provides methods for exposing the sidewall surface and the bottom surface of the opening to a plurality of substantially parallel ultra-violet (UV) radiation rays to form a dense dielectric layer having a substantially uniform thickness over both the sidewall surface and the bottom surface. | 01-21-2010 |
Mark Stephen Chace, Beacon, NY US
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| 20080248208 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR MEASURING THE QUANTITY OF CONDENSABLE MATERIALS WHICH OUTGAS DURING CURE OF ORGANIC THIN FILMS - An apparatus and method for measuring an amount of condensable material which outgas during cure of organic thin films. The apparatus includes a hotplate placed in a chamber having a removeable liner and means for cooling the liner. The method includes: weighing the liner, sequentially placing multiple substrates on said hotplate, and then weighing the liner again. | 10-09-2008 |
Susan Lee Chace, Seattle, WA US
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| 20080283566 | Backpack-Style Strap Carrier Tote - A unique strap carrier tote carries a rolled yoga mat, collapsed hula hoop, towel, prayer rug, poster/drawing case, or other piece of equipment in a backpack style on the user's back. Two adjustable straps encircle the piece of equipment—typically proximate opposing ends of the rolled mat or opposing sectional sides of the collapsed hoop—and two adjustable shoulder straps extend therefrom. The user can sling the piece of equipment across her back so that her hands will be free, and the equipment will be securely and easily carried during walking, running, climbing, biking, etc. | 11-20-2008 |