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Alan Thomas Conway, Bromont CA
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| 20100211961 | DATA BUS BETWEEN MIDDLEWARE LAYERS - A system/method is introduced that integrates middleware components without canonicalization of data at runtime, where the system/method receives inputs identifying at least a first and second middleware to be made interoperative (via a communication path between an in-port corresponding to the first middleware and an out-port corresponding to the second middleware), receives an incoming message at the in-port, handles the received message as a plurality of parts and where, for each part, a data-object is created based on an identified type factory, with the in-port populating the data-object with values from corresponding part of the message and passing the populated data object from the in-port corresponding to the first middleware to the out-port corresponding to the second middleware. | 08-19-2010 |
Anthony Conway, Hong Kong CN
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| 20120072347 | POLICY-BASED PAYMENT TRANSACTION ROUTING SERVICE FOR CREDIT CARD PAYMENT PROCESSING - The present document describes a method, processing device and computer readable media, for routing a credit card payment transaction over a communication network. The method comprises receiving an authorization request for the credit card payment transaction at a payment processor, the authorization request being generated at a merchant terminal of a merchant. The method also comprises: at the payment processor, determining an optimal transaction route for sending the authorization request over the communication network to one of multiple acquirer servers, each one of the multiple acquirer servers being associated to one of multiple acquiring financial institutions of the merchant, the determining being based on payment processing costs associated to routing the authorization request from the merchant terminal to each one of the multiple acquirer servers; the payment processor routing the authorization request to the one of the multiple acquirer servers implementing the optimal transaction route; the payment processor receiving, from the one of the multiple acquirer servers, an authorization response for the authorization request; the payment processor forwarding the authorization response to the merchant terminal; and the merchant terminal displaying the authorization response forwarded by the payment processor, to thereby notify a user of the authorization response. | 03-22-2012 |
Catherine Conway, Dublin 15 IE
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| 20110111435 | Detecting Cell Surface Markers - In one aspect, the present invention provides a method for detecting an expression level of a cell surface marker in a sample, comprising staining the sample with a reagent that labels the cell surface marker; obtaining an image of the stained sample; and determining a value for continuity of cell surface staining in the image, wherein the value is indicative of the expression level. | 05-12-2011 |
Daniel Peter Conway, Victoria AU
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| 20090183299 | BAND - A neoprene band including a first strip member and a second strip member which underlies and attaches to the first strip member forming a pocket therebetween is provided. Fastening elements are present as a hook and loop fastener strip and an adhesive portion at opposed ends of the first strip member. The band has a first use mode in which it is adapted to be fitted on the limb of a user and a second use mode in which it is adapted to surround and insulate a vessel. | 07-23-2009 |
David J. Conway, Gambia GM
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| 20090196884 | Malaria Vaccines - The present invention relates to a synthetic antigenic sequence which represents a combination of epitope-containing sequences from the highly polymorphic block 2 repeat region of K1-type | 08-06-2009 |
Dennis Conway, Mississauga CA
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| 20100238891 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ALLOCATING AND TRANSMITTING UPLINK DATA BLOCK TRANSMISSIONS - Systems and methods for allocating and transmitting uplink data block transmissions with piggy-backed ACK/NACK bitmap field are provided. The systems and methods involve using a request for a DBCCI (Data Block Combined with Control Information) to allocate a timeslot for data transmission. A UADB (uplink allocation for data block) is not also used to allocate the timeslot. | 09-23-2010 |
| 20100238910 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ALLOCATING AND TRANSMITTING UPLINK DATA BLOCK TRANSMISSIONS WITH PIGGY-BACKED ACK/NACK BITMAP - Systems and methods for allocating and transmitting uplink data block transmissions with piggy-backed ACK/NACK bitmap field are provided. In a specific example, a mobile station receives a request for a data block combined with control information (DBCCI). The mobile station responds by transmitting a DBCCI using at least one timeslot corresponding to a timeslot used for the request. At least some of the time, the mobile station sends data blocks in an order different than that would be otherwise used (e.g. block sequence order). | 09-23-2010 |
| 20110051661 | METHODS AND APPARATUS TO AVOID MOBILE STATION TRANSMISSION OF DUPLICATE EVENT-BASED AND POLLED ACKNOWLEDGMENTS - Methods and apparatus to avoid mobile station transmission of duplicate event-based and polled acknowledgments are disclosed. An example method for a mobile station configured to send event-based acknowledgment information as disclosed herein comprises classifying a downlink data block as unreported, receiving a poll from a network requesting the mobile station to send polled acknowledgment information during a period, and refraining from sending during the period event-based acknowledgment information for the downlink data block classified as unreported. | 03-03-2011 |
| 20110069669 | SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR SENDING AND RECEIVING PAN (PIGGY-BACKED ACK/NACK) SO AS TO AVOID DECODING CONFUSION - There may be ambiguity when ACK/NACK information is transmitted. In some cases the ambiguity may arise because a bit may be either a padding bit, or an ACK/NACK bit having the same value as a padding bit. In other cases, the ambiguity may arise where it is unclear whether the ACK/NACK is in respect of a first transmission of a data block, or a subsequent transmission of the same data block. Various schemes provided to address this. In some cases, the mobile station is mandated to apply a consistent behaviour. Over time, the network can deduce the behaviour. In some cases the mobile station transmits signaling that conveys the behaviour. | 03-24-2011 |
| 20110103306 | METHODS AND APPARATUS TO USE WINDOW ALIGNMENT INFORMATION TO PROCESS ACKNOWLEDGMENT INFORMATION ASSOCIATED WITH TRANSMITTED DATA BLOCKS - Methods and apparatus to use window alignment information to process acknowledgment information associated with transmitted data blocks are disclosed. An example method disclosed herein comprises receiving acknowledgment information piggy-backed with data when a first previously transmitted block is associated with at least one of a tentative acknowledgment state or a pending acknowledgment state, and advancing a transmit window when the acknowledgment information indicates that all previously transmitted data blocks including the first previously transmitted block have been positively acknowledged. | 05-05-2011 |
| 20110249561 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SENDING AND RECEIVING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT INFORMATION TO AVOID DECODING CONFUSION - Systems and methods for sending and receiving acknowledgment information to avoid decoding confusion. A disclosed example includes sending an indication of whether data blocks received by the mobile station after a poll are or will be accounted for in acknowledgement information, receiving the poll from a network, the poll requesting acknowledgement information, and sending to the network the acknowledgement information requested in the poll. | 10-13-2011 |
| 20120014359 | Systems and Methods for Allocating and Transmitting Uplink Data Block Transmissions - Systems and methods for allocating and transmitting uplink data block transmissions with piggy-backed ACK/NACK bitmap field are provided. The systems and methods involve using a request for a DBCCI (Data Block Combined with Control Information) to allocate a timeslot for data transmission. A UADB (uplink allocation for data block) is not also used to allocate the timeslot. | 01-19-2012 |
Edward Conway, Overijse BE
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| 20090149373 | Use of survivin to treat kidney failure - The present invention relates generally to methods of for the prevention and treatment for renal disease. In particular, the invention relates to methods of prevention and treatment of mammals, including humans, which are at risk of developing renal failure. This is generally in the field of treatment or prevention of acute renal failure by administration of the anti-apoptotic molecule survivin. The invention also includes the treatment of kidney transplants (renal allografts) to prolong survival of the graft during cold ischemia and immediately after transplantation. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20110071085 | USE OF SURVIVIN TO TREAT KIDNEY FAILURE - The present invention relates generally to methods of for the prevention and treatment for renal disease. In particular, the invention relates to methods of prevention and treatment of mammals, including humans, which are at risk of developing renal failure. This is generally in the field of treatment or prevention of acute renal failure by administration of the anti-apoptotic molecule survivin. The invention also includes the treatment of kidney transplants (renal allografts) to prolong survival of the graft during cold ischemia and immediately after transplantation. | 03-24-2011 |
Marthinus Petrus Conway, Kwazula-Natal ZA
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| 20110236239 | LIQUID CONTAINING APPARATUS - A liquid containing apparatus includes a first vessel for containing a main body of liquid and a second vessel, which is in fluid communication with, and located below, the first vessel. The second vessel has means for draining liquid therefrom and a vessel wall allowing the liquid within the vessel to be viewed. The liquid containing apparatus may be, for example, a support system for a mechanical seal in which a vessel contains a reservoir of a liquid, such as water, for providing a barrier or cooling fluid to the seal. | 09-29-2011 |
Mel Conway, Broadford IE
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| 20110128250 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR DETECTING USER INPUT - A method and a device for detecting user input includes receiving a user input at an input arrangement of a user interface. The input arrangement has at least one piezoelectric sensor that generates an electric signal in response to the input. The electric signal is processed to determine the presence of the input. The processing may indicate the magnitude of the force of the input, in addition to the input's location. An output arrangement of the user interface generates an output in response to the processing. The output may be a haptic, audio or visual output. | 06-02-2011 |
Patricia Lynne Conway, New South Wales AU
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| 20100028313 | COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR TREATMENT OF SKIN DISORDERS - The present invention concerns methods and compositions for prophylactic or therapeutic treatment of skin disorders by administering therapeutically or prophylactically effective amounts of a probiotic. The present invention is also concerned with the treatment of symptoms of skin disorders. | 02-04-2010 |
Patricia Lynne Conway, La Perouse AU
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| 20100074878 | Probiotic bacterium: lactobacillus fermentum - Variant of the bacterium | 03-25-2010 |
Richard Conway, Annacotty IE
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| 20090052293 | BIT DETECTION FOR MULTITRACK DIGITAL DATA STORAGE - The use of a multi-track format in both optical and magnetic data storage applications provides for a number of improvements to system performance including data density and data transfer rates. However, the full advantage in data density can only be achieved through the use of joint equalization and joint detection. The complexity of implementation of these functions arc addressed with a transform domain equalization architecture and a reduced complexity detection method based on a breadth first search of a time-varying trellis. The trellis results from a one dimensional representation of a two dimensional target response, obtained by arranging samples from adjacent tracks in a sequence that respects the original proximity of the samples. | 02-26-2009 |
Thomas Conway, Lisnargy IE
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| 20090052293 | BIT DETECTION FOR MULTITRACK DIGITAL DATA STORAGE - The use of a multi-track format in both optical and magnetic data storage applications provides for a number of improvements to system performance including data density and data transfer rates. However, the full advantage in data density can only be achieved through the use of joint equalization and joint detection. The complexity of implementation of these functions arc addressed with a transform domain equalization architecture and a reduced complexity detection method based on a breadth first search of a time-varying trellis. The trellis results from a one dimensional representation of a two dimensional target response, obtained by arranging samples from adjacent tracks in a sequence that respects the original proximity of the samples. | 02-26-2009 |