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Diedrick Diaz, Kennedale, TX US
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| 20120129659 | INCLINED SAND TRAINING APPARATUS - The inclined sand training apparatus includes a front, inclined surface that is sand-filled and lined with sand-filled steps. A walkway traverses across a ridge formed between the front, inclined surface and a rear, inclined surface that is covered in grass. The training apparatus is designed to resemble a sand dune and provide training and workout experiences that includes sand-filled steps, walkway, and a rear, inclined surface covered in grass. The sand-filled steps consist of a concrete riser capped off with a rubber edge that are both back-filled with sand. Lights and other accessories provide a gym-like environment to aid in the training and workout, and further comprise a pool, cycle hut, showers, seating, bathrooms, first aid, and storage. | 05-24-2012 |
Drew Maisen Diaz, Colleyville, TX US
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| 20100261991 | Apparatus for wire or wireless ECG machine with only two leads - A disposable “Enhance Dynamic Flow Data” electrode, including: a flexible strips EDFD electrode and leads cable and voltage socket. Electrode with affixed program micro control chip, the chip having a positioned inside, the strips electrode have six electrode on one electrode with (V | 10-14-2010 |
Isai Diaz, Arlington, TX US
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| 20120055052 | Connector Pin Assembly with Dual Function Outer End Portions, and Associated Ground Engaging Apparatus - A connector pin assembly is insertable into aligned openings in telescoped ground engaging wear and support members to releasably hold the wear member on the support member. The assembly has a tubular outer housing that is nonrotatably received in the openings. A connector pin longitudinally extends through the housing and is rotatable relative thereto among selectively variable rotational orientations in which the pin is releasably locked to the housing by cooperative detent structures carried by the housing and the pin. Outer end portions of the pin perform two functions which are controlled by rotating the pin relative to the housing. First, outer pin member end portions are rotatable to selectively hold the wear member on the support member or release it therefrom. Second, the outer pin end portions are rotatable to adjustably tighten the wear member onto the support member. | 03-08-2012 |
Jeff Diaz, Houston, TX US
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| 20100263844 | HEAT EXCHANGE SYSTEM - The invention provides a method and apparatus for integrating the heat transfer zones of plate fin and tube and finned tube exchangers and a catalytic mass transfer zone. The invention also provides a method for in situ regeneration of existing coated surface and augmentation of existing coated surface, or catalyst performance. | 10-21-2010 |
Juan Diaz, Round Rock, TX US
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| 20090158021 | METHODS OF USING BIOS INFORMATION WHEN BOOTING INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEMS AND MACHINE-EXECUTABLE CODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE METHODS - A method of using BIOS information can include exporting first BIOS information from a first information handling system. The method can further include initiating a boot sequence for the second information handling system and importing second BIOS information into a second information handling system after initiating the boot sequence and before initiating an operating system, wherein the second BIOS information is associated with the first BIOS information. The method can further include initiating an operating system of the second information handling system after importing the second BIOS information. The first and second BIOS information may be the same, or the second BIOS information may be derived from the first BIOS information. The first and second information handling systems may be the same or different. In one embodiment, the first BIOS information can be translated into a text file for editing before using the second BIOS information during a boot sequence. | 06-18-2009 |
Juan Francisco Diaz, Round Rock, TX US
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| 20090198870 | Methods and Media for Writing Data to Flash Memory - A method for writing bytes to flash memory is disclosed herein whereby the method comprising includes counting bytes from a data source, the bytes associated with a first value and a second value and comparing a number of bytes associated with the first value with a number of bytes associated with the second value. The method may further include inverting the bytes in the case where the number of bytes associated with the first value is greater than the number of bytes associated with the second value and transferring the bytes not associated with the second value to the flash memory. | 08-06-2009 |
| 20090327554 | SYNCHRONIZING PROCESSORS WHEN ENTERING SYSTEM MANAGEMENT MODE - A system to synchronize processors includes one or more subsystems to receive an interrupt command, instruct a plurality of processors to enter an entry synchronization loop of an interrupt handler, determine by each of the plurality of processors whether all of the plurality of processors have entered their respective interrupt handler before exiting the entry synchronization loop, determine whether a timeout value has been reached, determine type of the interrupt command received and in response to the type of interrupt command received, and determine whether to exit the entry synchronization loop after the timeout value has been reached. | 12-31-2009 |
| 20110264837 | SYNCHRONIZING PROCESSORS WHEN ENTERING SYSTEM MANAGEMENT MODE - A system to synchronize processors includes one or more subsystems to receive an interrupt command, instruct a plurality of processors to enter an entry synchronization loop of an interrupt handler, determine by each of the plurality of processors whether all of the plurality of processors have entered their respective interrupt handler before exiting the entry synchronization loop, determine whether a timeout value has been reached, determine type of the interrupt command received and in response to the type of interrupt command received, determine whether to exit the entry synchronization loop after the timeout value has been reached. | 10-27-2011 |
Juan M. Diaz, Plano, TX US
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| 20080196844 | Counterbalance system for upward acting door - A torsion coil spring type counterbalance system for an upward acting door includes one or more sleeves disposed over or within the spring coils and engageable with a pre-determined number of spring coils during operation of the spring to modify the spring rate to more closely approximate the required counterbalance forces exertable on the door when the door moves between open and closed positions. The counterbalance system is particularly advantageous for upward acting sectional doors which have one or more sections which are heavier than the other sections, including an uppermost section which may be heavier due to the provision of windows or other structural features of the section. | 08-21-2008 |
| 20110220304 | COUNTERBALANCE SYSTEM FOR UPWARD ACTING DOOR - A torsion coil spring type counterbalance system for an upward acting door includes one or more sleeves disposed over or within the spring coils and engageable with a predetermined number of spring coils during operation of the spring to modify the spring rate to more closely approximate the required counterbalance forces exertable on the door when the door moves between open and closed positions. The counterbalance system is particularly advantageous for upward acting sectional doors which have one or more sections which are heavier than the other sections, including an uppermost section which may be heavier due to the provision of windows or other structural features of the section. | 09-15-2011 |
Ralph A. Diaz, Cypress, TX US
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| 20090050218 | Gas Control Device with Protective Cover - A method and apparatus for providing a gas to or from a pressurized cylinder is described. The apparatus includes a gas delivery device housing that houses and protects a gas control device configured to deliver gas to a user or device, and may also be adapted to provide gas to the pressurized cylinder in a refilling process. The housing includes a surface free from unnecessary depressions and/or protrusions to facilitate cleanability and enhance safety during use. Adjustment indicators and status indication elements disposed in or on portions of the housing are configured to enhance readability and recognition, which facilitates safe and efficient operation of the device. Adjustable elements to control a flow metric from the gas control device are adapted to facilitate adjustment by a user with a large hand and/or a user suffering from some diminished physical capability. | 02-26-2009 |
Raul Diaz, Conroe, TX US
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| 20110287077 | EMBEDDED BIOCIDE - A phosphonium compound embedded in a matrix substrate wherein the phosphonium compound is selected from a group consisting of tris(hydroxyorgano)phosphine (THP), a THP | 11-24-2011 |
Raul O. Diaz, Spring, TX US
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| 20110232904 | METHOD AND COMPOSITION FOR OIL ENHANCED RECOVERY - In one aspect, embodiments disclosed herein relate to a process for enhanced oil recovery. The process includes the steps of providing an alkali metal borohydride; providing an alkali metal bisulfite; combining the alkali metal borohydride and the alkali metal bisulfite along with water to provide an oxygen-scavenger composition; combining the oxygen-scavenger composition and an aqueous composition to provide an oil recovery solution; and introducing the oil recovery solution into an earthen formation at a pressure to provide for enhanced oil recovery. | 09-29-2011 |
Raúl O. Diaz, Spring, TX US
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| 20110311645 | MICROBIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS - A fracturing fluid may include water; at least one polymeric viscosifier; at least one proppant; and a solution of peracetic acid in an amount effective to inhibit bacterial growth. Other embodiments are directed to methods for inhibiting bacterial contamination in a fracturing fluid and/or ballast water. | 12-22-2011 |
Robert A. Diaz, The Woodlands, TX US
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| 20120083763 | Method for Delivering a Topical Agent to a Nasaogastric Passage - The present invention is directed to a method for delivering a topical agent to a nasogastric passage comprising: introducing a nasogastric tube into the nasogastric passage, the nasogastric tube comprising means for delivering the topical agent to the nasogastric passage; positioning the nasogastric tube such that the means for delivering the topical agent is positioned adjacent to a target area in the nasogastric passage; and delivering a therapeutic amount of the topical local anesthetic agent to the target area of the nasogastric passage. | 04-05-2012 |
Zaida Diaz, Katy, TX US
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| 20100116130 | METHOD OF MAKING A HIGH-PERFORMANCE SUPPORTED GAS SEPARATION MOLECULAR SIEVE MEMBRANE USING A SHORTENED CRYSTALLIZATION TIME - A method of making a supported gas separation molecular sieve membrane. In this method a porous support, which is preferably pretreated, is contacted with a molecular sieve synthesis mixture under hydrothermal synthesis conditions. The contacting step is conducted for a shortened crystallization time period. The resulting coated porous support is calcined to yield the supported gas separation molecular sieve membrane having particularly good gas separation characteristics. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20100140139 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ABSORBING GASES INTO A LIQUID - A method of absorbing gases into a liquid comprising providing a stream of at least one desirable gas and at least one undesirable gas, exposing the gas stream to a liquid, so that the liquid absorbs more of the desirable gas than the undesirable gas, and releasing the liquid and gas mixture into an underground formation. | 06-10-2010 |
| 20110009684 | MULTI-STAGE MEMBRANE SEPARATION PROCESS - The invention concerns a process for the removal of gaseous acidic contaminants, especially carbon dioxide and/or hydrogen sulphide, in two or more stages from a gaseous hydrocarbonaceous feedstream ( | 01-13-2011 |
| 20110041687 | MULTI-STAGE MEMBRANE SEPARATION PROCESS - The invention concerns a process for the removal of gaseous acidic contaminants, especially carbon dioxide and/or hydrogen sulphide, in two or more stages from a gaseous hydrocarbonaceous feedstream ( | 02-24-2011 |
| 20110113958 | METHOD OF MAKING A HIGH-PERFORMANCE SUPPORTED GAS SEPARATION MOLECULAR SIEVE MEMBRANE USING A SHORTENED CRYSTALLIZATION TIME - A method of making a supported gas separation molecular sieve membrane. In this method a porous support, which is preferably pretreated, is contacted with a molecular sieve synthesis mixture under hydrothermal synthesis conditions. The contacting step is conducted for a shortened crystallization time period. The resulting coated porous support is calcined to yield the supported gas separation molecular sieve membrane having particularly good gas separation characteristics. | 05-19-2011 |
| 20120065450 | PROCESS THAT UTILIZES COMBINED DISTILLATION AND MEMBRANE SEPARATION IN THE SEPARATION OF AN ACIDIC CONTAMINANT FROM A LIGHT HYDROCARBON GAS STREAM - Disclosed is a process for separating an acidic contaminant and light hydrocarbon of a light hydrocarbon feed having a large contaminating acidic contaminant content. Among other features, the process uses a combination of distillation and membrane separation arranged in a unique way to yield a high-purity light hydrocarbon product and a high-purity acidic contaminant product. | 03-15-2012 |