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Darrell L. Brokmeyer, Magnolia, TX US
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20090037610 | Electronic device interface control system - An electronic device interface control method comprising identifying at least one peripheral device coupled to an electronic device and determining whether to disable an interface corresponding to the at least one peripheral device based on the identity of the at least one peripheral device. | 02-05-2009 |
Darrell L. Heathcott, Kingstree, SC US
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20140255100 | Geosynthetic Composite for Filtration and Drainage of Fine-Grained Geomaterials - A geocomposite with a geonet and a geotextile. The geotextile has a nonwoven fabric layer and a woven fabric layer, with the nonwoven fabric connected by needle-punching to the woven fabric whereby fibers of the nonwoven fabric extend through and beyond the woven fabric, and the woven fabric and fibers of the nonwoven fabric extending through the woven fabric are bonded to one side of the geonet. | 09-11-2014 |
Darrell L. Krulce, Solana Beach, CA US
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20130229508 | Gesture Detection Based on Information from Multiple Types of Sensors - A method includes receiving a first output from a first sensor of an electronic device and receiving a second output from a second sensor of the electronic device. The first sensor has a first sensor type and the second sensor has a second sensor type that is different from the first sensor type. The method also includes detecting a gesture based on the first output and the second output according to a complementary voting scheme that is at least partially based on gesture complexity. | 09-05-2013 |
20140267034 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DEVICE INTERACTION BASED ON A DETECTED GAZE - Systems and methods are provided that allow a user to interact with a device using gaze detection. In the provided systems and methods, the gaze detection is initiated by detecting a triggering event. Once gaze detection has been initiated, detecting a gaze of a user may allow the user to activate a display component of the device, pass a security challenge on the device, and view content and alerts on the device. The gaze detection may continue looking for the user's gaze and keep the display component of the device activated as long as a gaze is detected, but may deactivate the display component of the device once a gaze is no longer detected. To conserve power the gaze detection may also be deactivated until another triggering event is detected. | 09-18-2014 |
20140267142 | EXTENDING INTERACTIVE INPUTS VIA SENSOR FUSION - Systems and methods according to one or more embodiments of the present disclosure are provided for seamlessly extending interactive inputs. In an embodiment, a method comprises detecting with a first sensor at least a portion of an input by a control object. The method also comprises determining that the control object is positioned in a transition area. The method further comprises determining whether to detect a subsequent portion of the input with a second sensor based at least in part on the determination that the control object is positioned in the transition area. | 09-18-2014 |
Darrell L. Krulce, Carlsbad, CA US
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20080246662 | METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE NULL POINT OF A GYROSCOPE - A system for correcting angular velocity measurements from a gyroscope and using the corrected angular velocity measurements to position an antenna used with a vehicle. The system determines an approximate null point voltage of a gyroscope of the type that produces a voltage related to an angular velocity to be measured by the gyroscope. The approximate null point is determined by sampling the output voltage to obtain a plurality of sampled voltages and choosing an approximate mode of the plurality of sampled voltages as the approximate null point voltage. | 10-09-2008 |
Darrell L. Krulce, San Diego, CA US
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20130328810 | STORING TRACE INFORMATION - The disclosure is directed to storing trace information. An aspect includes determining whether or not a pen is within a threshold distance of the touchscreen, storing trace information generated by a user's touch in a touch buffer if the pen is not within the threshold distance of the touchscreen, and clearing the touch buffer and storing trace information generated by the pen in the touch buffer if the pen is within the threshold distance of the touchscreen. | 12-12-2013 |
20140267084 | ENHANCING TOUCH INPUTS WITH GESTURES - Methods and systems according to one or more embodiments are provided for enhancing interactive inputs. In an embodiment, a method includes concurrently capturing touch input data on a screen of a user device and non-touch gesture input data off the screen of the user device. The method also includes determining an input command based at least in part on a combination of the concurrently captured touch input data and the non-touch gesture input data. And the method further includes affecting an operation of the user device based on the determined input command. | 09-18-2014 |
Darrell L. Morehouse, Iii, Dunlap, IL US
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20150343348 | SYSTEM FOR DETECTING PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL BETWEEN INLET AND OUTLET OF FILTER ELEMENT - A system for detecting a pressure differential between an inlet and an outlet of a filter element may include a housing configured to be associated with a filter element coupled to a filter base of a filter assembly. The system may further include a first sensor configured to provide signals indicative of pressure associated with at least one of an inlet port and an outlet port of the filter element. The system may further include a controller configured to receive the signals from the first sensor, and determine a pressure differential between the inlet port and the outlet port of the filter element based on the signals. The system may be configured such that a flow path of fluid flowing between the inlet port and the outlet port does not include flowing through a portion of the filter base. | 12-03-2015 |
Darrell L. Sickels, Troy, OH US
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20090057285 | PORTABLE BATTERY POWERED WELDER - A portable battery powered welder is disclosed that is configured to operate without an external power source. The portable battery powered welder may include a battery coupled to a welding circuit and a wire feeder. Further, the portable battery powered welder may include a suitcase to integrally support and completely enclose the welding circuit, the battery, and the wire feeder. The suitcase may include a lateral access door having a hinge and a latch. Additionally, the wire feeder and a wire spool may be disposed in a region accessible by the lateral access door. The suitcase may also include an access panel disposed over a region containing the battery. The access panel may be mounted to the case via a snap mount and/or secured via fasteners. Finally, the suitcase may include a top handle and may be made of a lightweight, impact resistant, and flame retardant material. | 03-05-2009 |
20090201704 | CONSTANT VOLTAGE WELDER CAPACITOR RIPPLE CURRENT REDUCTION METHOD AND SYSTEM - A power circuit, in certain embodiments, includes an inductor to limit current through a capacitor, wherein the capacitor is configured to smooth ripple for a constant voltage welding system. More specifically, the power circuit may include a rectifier configured to convert AC power to DC power. The rectifier may be coupled to a DC bus configured to transmit the DC power. A capacitive circuit having the capacitor may be coupled across the DC bus to smooth ripple in the DC power. The inductor, e.g., coupled between the DC bus and the capacitive circuit, limits the rate of current flow between the capacitive circuit and the DC bus during a welding operation, thereby reducing heating in the output capacitive circuit. A further inductor may be coupled to one side of the DC bus to stabilize the rate of current flow from the power circuit to a load. | 08-13-2009 |
20130341307 | WELDER WITH INTEGRATED WIRE FEEDER HAVING SINGLE-KNOB CONTROL - A welding-type component is disclosed having a single user input that requires a user to input only a single parameter to identify a welding-type process. From the single input, operating parameters for the welding-type process automatically are set or otherwise determined. The invention streamlines the welding-type process prescription process by allowing a user to input only a single parameter than can be used to determine and coordinate other parameters for the welding-type process. | 12-26-2013 |
20130341314 | WIRE FEEDER DRIVE ASSEMBLY AND METHOD - A drive assembly is provided for driving welding wire through a welding wire feeder. The drive assembly comprises an insulating base and a conductive base secured to one another. Both bases have features that allow for mounting in the wire feeder and for mounting various drive components. The conductive base is energized during operation, and the isolative base insulates the conductive base from components of the wire feeder enclosure. Features of the assembly improve operation and facilitate assembly. | 12-26-2013 |
Darrell L. Tanelian, Dallas, TX US
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20090297627 | Method and composition to improve performance during long term sporting event - A process to improve performance of an individual during a long term sporting event includes the steps of providing in ingestible form a plurality of doses of a first nutritional composition, each dose including a known equivalent concentration of calcium, magnesium, potassium, and zinc; providing in ingestible form a plurality of doses of a second nutritional composition, each dose of the second nutritional composition including a known equivalent concentration of calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium, and zinc; establishing a dietary meal plan including the first nutritional composition for the individual to establish a urine pH in the range of 6.5 to 7.5; following the dietary meal plan to establish a urine pH in the range of 6.5 to 7.5; and, periodically measuring urine pH to confirm a urine pH in the range of 6.5 to 7.5. The process also includes the steps of, during training of the individual prior to the sporting event, generating data during one or more training intervals indicating changes in urine pH during the training interval; administering a selected amount of one or more of the doses of the second nutritional composition after a subsequent training interval, the subsequent training interval extending over a selected period of time; generating data indicating changes in urine pH after the second nutritional composition is administered during the subsequent training interval; and, repeating steps (i) to (iii) to determine a fixed quantity of the doses to maintain urine pH at a selected level in the range of pH 6.5 to pH 7.5 during the sporting event. The process also includes the steps of beginning to compete in the long term sporting event; and, at selected intervals during the long term sporting event, ingesting the fixed quantity of the doses to maintain the urine pH at a selected level in the range of pH 6.5 to pH 7.5. | 12-03-2009 |