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Anemarie Deyoung, Lexington, MA US
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| 20090128613 | High Speed Photo-Printing Apparatus - A thermal printer is disclosed which includes a plurality of thermal print heads, each of the plurality of thermal print heads being operable to print a distinct one of a plurality of colors. The plurality of thermal print heads may print output at a plurality of spatial resolutions. The thermal printer may include dot size varying means for varying perceived levels of color printed by the thermal printer by varying sizes of dots printed by the plurality of thermal print heads. The printer may perform various image processing steps on an image to be printed, such as tone scale adjustment, thermal history control, and common mode voltage correction, to improve the perceived quality of the printed image. The thermal printer may be incorporated into a digital photo-printing vending machine for printing images provided by a customer. | 05-21-2009 |
| 20110122213 | TECHNIQUE FOR PRINTING A COLOR IMAGE - A technique for optimizing or enhancing color images. Embodiments are disclosed for creating an enhanced color image, including the enhancement of perceived color uniformity. In a “dot-on-dot” registration scheme for producing color images, the dots need to be precisely superimposed on each other to provide optimum or enhanced images. The dot-on-dot registration produced by a single head thermal printer is generally acceptable, but a single head machine is very slow because multiple passes (reciprocation) are required to lay down multiple colors of dots. In a much faster multi-head or tandem thermal imaging system a serious problem of dot misalignment may cause more patterns or other visual artifacts in the color images produced by dot patterns. A solution to this problem is disclosed herein which intentionally misregisters superimposed dots in a novel and particular manner to achieve image optimization. | 05-26-2011 |
Clifford Leroy Deyoung, Woodruff, SC US
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| 20100039261 | ENTRANCE SECURITY SYSTEM - An entrance denial security system comprises an entrance barrier closing an entrance into a secured area having a plurality of structural tubular elements with hollow cores forming a rigid integral barrier. At least one optical fiber sensor line is laced through the hollow cores of the structural elements for detecting a fault condition signifying an unauthorized intrusion attempt. A processor in communication with the fiber sensor line generates a fault signal in response to the occurrence of a fault condition and identifying the entrance where the fault condition occurred. A communication device operatively associated with the processor communicates the fault signal and an alarm so that a proper security response can be made to the fault condition. The system further comprises a plurality of intrusion sensors disposed at certain locations. Preferably primary and secondary optical fiber sensor lines are routed through the structural elements and intrusion sensors, and primary and secondary scanning units pulse signals along the sensor lines and receive reflected signals back from the sensor lines. In the event of a cut through in the sensor lines, the primary sensor line monitors the barrier and sensors downstream of the break, and the secondary sensor line is activated to monitor the barriers and sensors downstream of the break. | 02-18-2010 |
David H. Deyoung, Export, PA US
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| 20080202290 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR IN-LINE MOLTEN METAL PROCESSING USING SALT REACTANT IN A DEEP BOX DEGASSER - An in-line deep box treatment of molten metal wherein, instead of gaseous Cl | 08-28-2008 |
| 20100147113 | DECARBONIZATION PROCESS FOR CARBOTHERMICALLY PRODUCED ALUMINUM - A method of recovering aluminum is provided. An alloy melt having Al | 06-17-2010 |
Glenn Allen Deyoung, Geneva, IL US
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| 20090023556 | SENSING APPLICATIONS FOR EXERCISE MACHINES - Sensing applications for exercise machines are described. An example sensing application for profiling a workout session of an exercise machine comprises selecting at least one workout parameter or inputting at least one physical characteristic of a user and operating the exercise machine in compliance with the at least one workout parameter selected. The method further comprising reading output signal values from a sensor in which the output signals are generated by a user impact to the exercise machine during the exercise session and processing the output signals. The method further comprising determining workout matrices to profile the exercise session using the processed output signals and providing feedback information based on the workout matrices. | 01-22-2009 |
James Deyoung, Durham, NC US
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| 20090062909 | STENT WITH POLYMER COATING CONTAINING AMORPHOUS RAPAMYCIN - A coated coronary stent, comprising: a stainless steel sent framework coated with a primer layer of Parylene C; and a rapamycin-polymer coating having substantially uniform thickness disposed on the stent framework, wherein the rapamycin-polymer coating comprises polybutyl methacrylate (PBMA), polyethylene-co-vinyl acetate (PEVA) and rapamycin, wherein substantially all of the rapamycin in the coating is in amorphous form and substantially uniformly dispersed within the rapamycin-polymer coating. | 03-05-2009 |
Jeffrey A. Deyoung, South Haven, MI US
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| 20100219014 | COMPOSITE HEADLINER WITH IMPROVED ACOUSTIC PERFORMANCE - A composite headliner material allows sound waves originating within a vehicle to penetrate deeply into the headliner where all of a significant portion of their energy is absorbed rather than reflected back into the vehicle. The coverstock sheet is backed by a multilayer material with a foam core coated above and below by a fibrous glass mat impregnated with an adhesive with scrim layers above and below glass mat layers. | 09-02-2010 |
John W. Deyoung, Lynden, WA US
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| 20090219150 | High-Visibility Hazard Flasher - The automotive hazard flashers described make more usable the distinctive, high-visibility flash hazard signal of U.S. Pat. No. 6,515,584 B2. That signal is here made available, at the driver's selection, as an auxiliary alternative hazard signal to a standard hazard signal. Both signals are displayed in a vehicle's turn signal lamps. The auxiliary high-visibility hazard signal may also be displayed in supplementary lamps. Automatic cancellation of hazard signals by activating a turn signal is made available. The use of one distinctive, high-visibility hazard signal, such as that of U.S. Pat. No. 6,515,584 B2, is made available as a single, consistent warning signal for different types of hazards, including manually signaled hazard warnings, vehicle-in-reverse warning and rapid deceleration warning. | 09-03-2009 |
Jonathan R. Deyoung, Grand Rapids, MI US
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| 20080293866 | COMPOSITE COUNTERWEIGHT AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME - A composite material comprises a particulate material generated as a waste by-product of an industrial process, and a binder for binding the particulate material into a uniform mass. The particulate material and binder are combined in preselected proportions and compressed to form a counterweight having a preselected density and a fixed configuration. A counterweight is manufactured by selecting a first proportion of a particulate material generated as a waste by-product of an industrial process, selecting a second proportion of a binder for binding the particulate material into a uniform mass, combining the first proportion of the particulate material with the second proportion of the binder into a uniform mass, forming the counterweight from the uniform mass, and incorporating the counterweight into a finished product. | 11-27-2008 |
Lawrence M. Deyoung, Montara, CA US
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| 20100068218 | Optimized Multi-Epitope Constructs and Uses Thereof - The invention relates to the field of biology. In particular, it relates to multi-epitope nucleic acid and peptide vaccines and methods of designing such vaccines to provide increased immunogenicity. | 03-18-2010 |
Peter Daniel Deyoung, Deer Park, IL US
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| 20090171404 | ENERGY GENERATING SYSTEMS FOR IMPLANTED MEDICAL DEVICES - Devices and systems for generating energy for powering implanted medical devices such as a pacemakers and defibrillators. | 07-02-2009 |
Tice F. Deyoung, Fairfax, VA US
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| 20090252310 | Dial Up Telephone Conferencing System Controlled by an Online Computer Network - In a telephone conferencing system, a digital communication network such as the Internet is used to establish and control the telephone connections between multiple conferees with the telephone network being the means of exchanging verbal information. Each conferee may have a computer connected to the digital network, and each has an independent telephone instrument connected to the public switched telephone network. An in-charge conferee utilizes his computer containing appropriate software to initiate the conference and to control the participation of the conferees. The in-charge conferee sends digital control signals to a switch interface controlling a telephone switch as a gateway to the telephone network using SS | 10-08-2009 |