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Bhaumik Chokshi, Redmond, WA US
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| 20110191142 | USING NETWORKING SITE INTERACTIONS TO GENERATE A TARGET LIST OF POTENTIAL CONSUMERS - Embodiments of the present invention relate to systems, methods, and computer-storage media for providing a method of presenting advertisements to a target group of potential consumers generated from a group of seed consumers. In one embodiment, a target list request is received from an advertiser. A set of seed consumers associated with the advertiser is then determined. A set of potential consumers is then determined based on the set of seed consumers. Further, a subset of the set of potential consumers is determined, each potential consumer of the subset having a common characteristic. A target list of potential consumers is then generated comprising at least a portion of the subset of potential consumers. The target list of potential consumers is then provided to the advertiser. | 08-04-2011 |
Jaisukhlal V. Chokshi, Palm Beach Gardens, FL US
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| 20100005803 | COMBUSTION LINER FOR A GAS TURBINE ENGINE - A combustion duct assembly has a transition duct and a combustion liner having a hula seal at a downstream end that is forced within an inner wall of the transition duct. The combustion liner is held within the transition duct by the hula seal, but allowed to move relative to the transition duct. The combustion liner is formed with heat transfer columns adjacent the downstream end, and radially inwardly of the hula seal. | 01-14-2010 |
| 20100005805 | FLOW SLEEVE WITH TABBED DIRECT COMBUSTION LINER COOLING AIR - A combustion duct for a gas turbine engine has a combustion liner to receive products of combustion, and deliver the products of combustion downstream toward a turbine rotor. An outer housing is positioned radially outwardly of the combustion liner. A flow sleeve is positioned radially intermediate the outer housing and the combustion liner. A chamber radially outwardly of the flow sleeve receives cooling air. A plurality of holes through the flow sleeve deliver cooling air from the chamber against an outer periphery of the combustion liner. A plurality of tabs are associated with at least some of the holes in the flow sleeve. The tabs are positioned to extend radially inwardly on a downstream side of the holes. | 01-14-2010 |
| 20100031665 | FLOW SLEEVE IMPINGEMENT COOLING USING A PLENUM RING - A combustor assembly for a turbine engine includes a combustor liner, a flow sleeve and a plenum ring. The flow sleeve surrounds the combustor liner to form an annulus radially between the combustor liner and the flow sleeve. The flow sleeve has a plurality of rows of cooling holes. The plenum ring radially surrounds the combustor liner in the annulus. The plenum ring has a plurality of bypass tubes for directing axial air flow and radial flow chambers for directing radial air flow. | 02-11-2010 |
| 20100031666 | FLOW SLEEVE IMPINGEMENT COOLILNG BAFFLES - A combustor assembly for a turbine engine includes a combustor liner, a flow sleeve and a baffle ring. The flow sleeve surrounds the combustor liner. An annulus is formed between the flow sleeve and the combustor liner. A plurality of row of cooling holes are formed in the flow sleeve. The baffle ring radially surrounds the combustor liner and is located in the annulus. | 02-11-2010 |
Jayesh Chokshi, Cupertino, CA US
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| 20080197980 | Methods and devices for providing scalable RFID networks - According to some implementations of the present invention, RFID devices and middleware servers are automatically provisioned with a network address and with instructions for sending a request for a middleware server to a middleware server assigner. In some implementations, the middleware server assigner is a load balancer. In some implementations, a middleware server is associated with a plurality of RFID devices by associating a middleware server network address or names with the network addresses of the RFID devices. Preferred methods also provide for redundancy of middleware servers and dynamic reassignment of RFID devices from an unavailable middleware server to an available middleware server. | 08-21-2008 |
| 20090274150 | MECHANISMS FOR PROVIDING INTELLIGENT THROTTLING ON A NAT SESSION BORDER CONTROLLER - Disclosed are apparatus and methods for managing session data in a session border controller (SBC), where the session data is sent from a first node, such as a first phone, to a second node, such as a registrar or second phone. In one example embodiment, the following operations are performed in a first intermediary node that is configured to provide network address translation (NAT) for both a header and payload of a session packet and has an inside interface coupled with a second intermediary node that is configured to perform NAT for only a header of session packets. It is determined whether an end node is sending session packets that are not used to set up a session and that result in a binding that was formed by the second intermediary node being retained. The binding associates inside and outside addresses of the end node, and an end node is defined as a node that originates a session packet. It is determined whether to inhibit a registration throttling process from being performed by the first intermediary node, that results in the binding being retained, based on whether it is determined that the end node is sending session packets that are not used to set up a session and that result in the binding being retained. | 11-05-2009 |
| 20100172359 | INTELLIGENT ALG FUNCTIONALITY IN NETWORKS SUPPORTING ENDPOINTS PERFORMING NETWORK ADDRESS TRANSLATION - In one embodiment, a signaling message is received from an endpoint. It is determined from the signaling message whether, prior to sending the signaling message, the endpoint performed network address translation on the body of the signaling message. If it is determined from the signaling message that, prior to sending the signaling message, the endpoint did not perform network address translation on the body of the signaling message, application layer gateway functionality is applied to the body of the signaling message such that a modified signaling message is generated. | 07-08-2010 |
Jayesh A. Chokshi, Cupertino, CA US
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| 20080285474 | Dynamically Troubleshooting Voice Quality - In an example embodiment, a method for dynamically troubleshooting voice quality. The method comprises generating a request to intercept a predetermined data stream on a network, acquiring a replicated copy of the intercepted data stream responsive to the request and analyzing the replicated copy of the intercepted data stream. | 11-20-2008 |
| 20110235543 | DYNAMICALLY TROUBLESHOOTING VOICE QUALITY - In an example embodiment, a method for dynamically troubleshooting voice quality. The method comprises generating a request to intercept a predetermined data stream on a network, acquiring a replicated copy of the intercepted data stream responsive to the request and analyzing the replicated copy of the intercepted data stream. | 09-29-2011 |
Kuntesh R. Chokshi, Plano, TX US
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| 20100169189 | Method and Apparatus for Monitoring Inventory - A method for monitoring inventory on a self-adjusting shelf and apparatus for accomplishing the same. The invention describes a method for determining the number of packages on a shelf or hanger of a self-adjusting shelf. The number of packages on a shelf or hanger are determined by measuring the distance from the back end of a shelf to the package closest to the shelf with a sensor, ascertaining the thickness of the product, and by calculating the amount of space occupied on a shelf or hanger and consequently the number of packages on a shelf. In another embodiment, the product is identified by a product identifying means such as an SKU reader. Thus, the quantity and type of product located on a shelf or hanger is known. Such information allows a store to know the type and quantity of packages needed to restock a specific hanger. | 07-01-2010 |
| 20100169190 | Method and Apparatus for Monitoring Inventory - A method for monitoring inventory on a shelf and apparatus for accomplishing the same. The invention describes a method for determining the number of packages on a shelf or hanger. The number of packages on a shelf or hanger are determined by detecting the presence of a package on the shelf and adding all detections together to determine the number of product on a shelf. In another embodiment, the product is identified by an identifying device such as an SKU reader. Thus, the quantity and type of product located on a shelf or hanger is known. Such information allows a store to know the type and quantity of packages needed to restock a specific shelf. | 07-01-2010 |
Manish Chokshi, Mason, OH US
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| 20100036676 | COMPUTER IMPLEMENTED MEDICAL TREATMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - A system and method to provide a computer implemented endoscopic procedure management system. The system may be configured with functionality to gather data before, during, and after the endoscopic procedure report. In particular, the system may be operable to capture video from endoscopic procedure equipment, provide voice recognition capabilities, and assist in the automatic generation of endoscopic procedure reports. The system may be configured to automatically fill in drug, symptom, patient, and other data in response to user input. The system may limit user access to functionalities of the system based on user roles. | 02-11-2010 |
Ronak Anjan Chokshi, Fremont, CA US
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| 20090239471 | BLUETOOTH AND WLAN COEXISTENCE ARCHITECTURE HAVING A SHARED LOW NOISE AMPLIFIER - A radio frequency (RF) front-end configured to share transmissions and receptions of Bluetooth signals and WLAN signals. In an exemplary embodiment, the RF front-end comprises a first path coupled between an antenna and a transceiver dedicated to transmissions of the WLAN signals; a second path coupled between the antenna and the transceiver dedicated to simultaneous receptions of the Bluetooth signals and the WLAN signals; and a third path coupled between the antenna and the transceiver. The third path may be dedicated to transmissions only of the Bluetooth signals when a WLAN link is active; and transmissions and receptions of the Bluetooth signals when the WLAN link is active and in a power save state, and when the WLAN link is inactive. | 09-24-2009 |
Sandip Chokshi, Palo Alto, CA US
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| 20080319917 | Bidding for position placement in a search result on time-limited resources - A method, computer program product, and system are provided for bidding for position placement in a search result on time-limited resources. For example, an embodiment of the method includes receiving a bid for position placement of the time-limited resource in the search result, calculating the bid based on historical data of the time-limited resource, and ordering the search result based on the bid and relevance between a search term and attributes of the time-limited resource. In receiving the bid, the method can vary an amount of the bid for one or more time periods of interest, thus allowing flexibility for an owner/manager of the resource to offer bids for various time periods. The calculation of the bid is based on historical data of the resource, which can assess a likelihood that a consumer will click on a link associated with the resource, inquire further information on the resource, or book the resource. In turn, the search result can order one or more results from the search primarily on relevance between a number of similarities between inquiry and characteristics of the resource and secondarily on bid amount. One advantage of this method, among others, is that the method provides relevancy in a bid for placement advertising model and efficiently facilitates the bidding process for advertisers with multiple resources. | 12-25-2008 |
Sandip Chokshi, San Jose, CA US
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| 20090319881 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATED CLIENT-SERVER DATA VALIDATION - Methods and systems of automated data validation by client computer and by server computer based upon a form containing at least one form entry with at least one associated validation rule are presented. | 12-24-2009 |
Setu Chokshi, Lawrenceville, NJ US
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| 20090152207 | PROCESS FOR THE REDUCTION OF BIOFOULING USING ELECTRIC FIELDS - A process to reduce or prevent biofouling, by destroying or deactivating microbiological content of feedwater, or other liquid, prior to its entrance into membranes or process equipment, such as heat transfer equipment. The process comprises the use of electrical discharge and/or electric fields to destroy microbes that result in the biofouling of surfaces. By destroying the microbiological content of the water the microbiology no longer is able to create a restricting biofilm upon or within said process equipment. | 06-18-2009 |
Shaival J. Chokshi, Austin, TX US
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| 20120102562 | SECURING NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS WITH LOGICAL PARTITIONS - Embodiments of the present invention provide methods, systems, and computer program products that enable secure network communications with logical partitions. A gateway between a physical network adapter and at least one virtual network trunk adapter receives a packet. The gateway tags the packet with an indication of an origin of the packet. The gateway delivers the tagged packet to an intrusion prevention system for intrusion analysis. When the gateway receives the tagged packet from the intrusion prevention system, the gateway forwards the tagged packet according to the indication of origin of the tagged packet. | 04-26-2012 |