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David Taylor
David Taylor, Chorley GB
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| 20110011859 | Device for Transfer of Product from Refill Container to Applicator Container Without Exposure to Atmosphere - An open ended cylindrical connector device includes a) an internally smooth-bored first docking port at one end; b) an internally screw threaded second docking port at the other end; and c) a unidirectional hole-cutter/membrane-piercing arrangement deployed across the diameter of the cylindrical device with its cutting/piercing edges occupying the first docking port. The product is transferred from a sealed donating container to a receiving container by screwing the receiving container into the second docking port and subsequently pressing a sealed donating container into the first docking port. The seal on the donating container is punctured by the hole-cutter and releases the product for transfer through the cylindrical connector to the receiving container. The donating container docking port may be closed with a removable cap and the cylindrical connector used as a donating container screw cap. | 01-20-2011 |
David Taylor, London GB
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| 20100313027 | PIN Servicing - A smart card ( | 12-09-2010 |
David Taylor, West Jordan, UT US
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| 20080278355 | INTRUSION DETECTION USING A CAPACITANCE SENSITIVE TOUCHPAD - A capacitance sensitive proximity and touch-sensitive detection device having an XY electrode grid sensor, wherein a compensation matrix is created when the capacitance sensitive touchpad is installed within a PIN Entry Device (PED), wherein the compensation matrix enables the capacitance sensitive touchpad to compensate and be balanced for the operating environment of the PED, and wherein physical keys of a keypad can be also be individually identified as an actuated key by using a unique “key profile” for each key, and wherein the insertion of a foreign conductive and/or dielectric material such as an intruding sensor in proximity of the XY electrode grid sensor of the touchpad will cause an imbalance in the electrodes on the capacitance sensitive proximity and touch-sensitive detection device, thereby alerting detection circuitry that tampering has occurred with the PED. | 11-13-2008 |
| 20090205878 | TOUCHPAD FOR PROVIDING TOUCH STICK FUNCTIONALITY IN A GAME CONTROLLER FOR PROVIDING RELATIVE AND ABSOLUTE POSITION INPUT - A touchpad used in place of a touch stick in a video game controller, wherein the touchpad provides either absolute or relative position information to a processor, wherein the touchpad can be switched between absolute and relative position mode, and wherein the relative mode of operation cannot be performed by a touch stick, thereby adding new functionality to a video game controller. | 08-20-2009 |
| 20100201631 | METHOD OF DETECTING AND TRACKING MULTIPLE OBJECTS ON A TOUCHPAD USING A DATA COLLECTION ALGORITHM THAT ONLY DETECTS AN OUTER EDGE OF THE OBJECTS AND THEN ASSUMES THAT THE OUTER EDGES DEFINE A SINGLE LARGE OBJECT - A system and method for detecting and tracking multiple objects on a touchpad or touchscreen, wherein the method provides a new data collection algorithm, wherein the method reduces a calculation burden on a processor performing detection and tracking algorithms, wherein multiple objects are treated as elements of a single object and not as separate objects, wherein the location of the objects are treated as end-points of a single object when two objects are detected, and treated as a perimeter or boundary when more than two objects are detected. | 08-12-2010 |
David Taylor, Boyle IE
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| 20100204654 | CATHETER INTRODUCER - The invention relates to a catheter introducer comprising: a tube-like introducer sheath; an introducer hub having a distal section and a proximal section, wherein the distal section is joined to the proximal end of the introducer sheath and the proximal section defines a chamber; a needle extending through the introducer hub and the introducer sheath and having opposite proximal and distal ends, the distal end forming a needle tip; a needle hub attached to the proximal end of the needle; a needle safety device slidably arranged on the needle, wherein the needle safety device is retained in the chamber of the introducer hub when the needle extends through the introducer hub and the introducer sheath, and removable from the introducer hub once the needle tip is received in the needle safety device upon withdrawal of the needle from the introducer sheath. | 08-12-2010 |
David Taylor, Anstruther GB
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| 20100162919 | Suspension for a Rail Vehicle - A suspension for a rail vehicle includes at least one spring ( | 07-01-2010 |
David Taylor, Springville, UT US
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| 20100063903 | HIERARCHICALLY APPLIED RULES ENGINE ("HARE") - An electronic transaction decision module is provided that includes a dynamic rules engine, processing system and interfaces to enable various participants in an electronic payment environment to establish and modify the rules, condition values, fees and rewards associated with electronic transactions. Participants in electronic financial or other economic transactions are authorized and enabled to define multiple rules, condition values, fees and rewards within which they either authorize or deny the consummation of a financial transaction and define its impact upon various participants, and to dynamically and efficiently modify those rules, condition values, fees and rewards when desired. Rules, condition values, fees and rewards may be set and evaluated hierarchically based on the participant's relative authority with respect to each attribute. Embodiments of the invention enable the rapid deployment and real-time management of card and mobile payment programs and provide access to card program functions not only by card issuers and program managers, but also by individual cardholders. | 03-11-2010 |
David Taylor, Chapel Hill, NC US
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| 20100048520 | RIFAXIMIN ANTI-RECTAL DYSFUNCTION PREPARATION - The present invention relates to compositions and methods for treating rectal disorders. | 02-25-2010 |
David Taylor, Fife GB
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| 20090242335 | Railway Bogies - This invention relates to a bogie ( | 10-01-2009 |
| 20090308276 | Side Bearer - This invention relates to a side bearer ( | 12-17-2009 |
David Taylor, Lake Forest, CA US
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| 20090281619 | Low Profile Delivery System for Transcatheter Heart Valve - A heart valve delivery apparatus includes a valve carrying member. A prosthetic valve is crimped onto the valve carrying member at a location that is distal or proximal to the balloon member, thereby providing a smaller profile delivery apparatus. | 11-12-2009 |
David Taylor, Tennille, GA US
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| 20090170994 | Compositions Comprising High Surface Area Ground Calcium Carbonate - Disclosed herein is are compositions comprising ground calcium carbonate having a mean particle size (d | 07-02-2009 |
David Taylor, Wirral GB
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| 20090156680 | Deodorants Containing Aminoacid Derivatives - A deodorant composition comprising an aminoacid compound of formula I or II and a carrier material. I R | 06-18-2009 |
David Taylor, Cellardyke GB
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| 20090133599 | Steering links - This invention relates to steering links for bogies and to wagons incorporating such bogies, a variable length steering link assembly for a bogie including an elongate link having a generally T-shaped head at each end and an anchor for each end, wherein each anchor defines an axially extending chamber for slidably receiving a respective head an a compression spring wherein in one chamber the spring acts on the end fact of its associated head and in the other chamber the spring acts on the back face of its associated head. | 05-28-2009 |
David Taylor, Belmont, CA US
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| 20090127540 | Systems and Methods for Nanowire Growth - The present invention is directed to systems and methods for nanowire growth. In an embodiment, methods for nanowire growth and doping are provided, including methods for epitaxial vertically oriented nanowire growth including providing a substrate material having one or more nucleating particles deposited thereon in a reaction chamber, introducing an etchant gas into the reaction chamber at a first temperature which gas aids in cleaning the surface of the substrate material, contacting the nucleating particles with at least a first precursor gas to initiate nanowire growth, and heating the alloy droplet to a second temperature, whereby nanowires are grown at the site of the nucleating particles. The etchant gas may also be introduced into the reaction chamber during growth of the wires to provide nanowires with low taper. | 05-21-2009 |
| 20110156003 | Systems and Methods for Nanowire Growth - The present invention is directed to systems and methods for nanowire growth. In an embodiment, methods for nanowire growth and doping are provided, including methods for epitaxial vertically oriented nanowire growth including providing a substrate material having one or more nucleating particles deposited thereon in a reaction chamber, introducing an etchant gas into the reaction chamber at a first temperature which gas aids in cleaning the surface of the substrate material, contacting the nucleating particles with at least a first precursor gas to initiate nanowire growth, and heating the alloy droplet to a second temperature, whereby nanowires are grown at the site of the nucleating particles. The etchant gas may also be introduced into the reaction chamber during growth of the wires to provide nanowires with low taper. | 06-30-2011 |
David Taylor, Alloa GB
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| 20080274552 | Dynamic Information Transfer - Disclosed are various preferred embodiments for dynamic transfer of information from a test sensor to an analyte medical test device. Exemplary embodiments include various containers, systems and methods. | 11-06-2008 |
| 20080275365 | Methods of Transferring Data to a Medical Test Device - Disclosed are various preferred embodiments for dynamic transfer of information from a test sensor to an analyte medical test device. Exemplary embodiments include various containers, systems and methods. | 11-06-2008 |
David Taylor, Marietta, GA US
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| 20110159290 | STEARIC ACID-TREATED CALCIUM CARBONATE COMPOSITIONS HAVING LOW OR NO DETECTABLE FREE STEARIC ACID AND RELATED METHODS - A method for treating calcium carbonate includes combining calcium carbonate with an amount of stearic acid and an amount of water to form a mixture, the amount of water being at least about 0.1% by weight relative to the total weight. The method further includes blending the mixture to form a stearic acid-treated calcium carbonate composition. | 06-30-2011 |
David Taylor, Bebington GB
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| 20110182840 | DEODORANT COMPOSITIONS - A deodorant composition comprising an aminoacid compound of formula I or II and a carrier material. | 07-28-2011 |
David Taylor, Ballarat North AU
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| 20110225019 | SEARCH, ANALYSIS AND CATEGORIZATION - A method of categorizing a brand comprising the steps of: (i) Collecting a brand-related search term from a user via an interface; (ii) Scanning a computer network (optionally the Internet) for data containing the brand; (iii) Scanning one or more pre-selected data sources for data containing the brand; (iv) Returning search results from the two said scanning steps; (v) Comparing the search results with a set of keywords associated with one or more predetermined categories; (vi) Suggesting one or more categories for the brand based on the results of the keyword search; (vii) Ranking the suggested categories in order of relevance to the brand; | 09-15-2011 |