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Fred D. Ehrman, Houston, TX US
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| 20090258995 | HIGH DENSITY POLYETHYLENE AND ARTICLES MADE THEREFROM - Articles such as, for example, pipes or bottles, prepared from multimodal polyethylenes possessing a density from 0.940 to 0.965 g/cm | 10-15-2009 |
Geoffrey N. Ehrman, Doylestown, PA US
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| 20090038249 | Water-Resistive Barrier, Exterior Wall or Roof Assembly, and Method of Applying the Barrier - A method of assembling an exterior wall or roof structure of a building with a water-resistive barrier includes covering a surface of an inner sheathing member of a wall or roof structure with a series of partially overlapping courses of water-resistive sheet material. Each overlapping section of the courses of water-resistive sheet material is bonded together with a continuous strip of adhesive to form an air-tight seam. The strip of adhesive is carried integrally on the water-resistive sheet material thereby eliminating a need for separately applying construction tape to seal the seams. A water-resistive barrier and assembly of an exterior wall or roof assembly of a building is also provided. | 02-12-2009 |
| 20090126290 | Masonry Cavity Wall having a Compressible, Expandable Debris Blocker and Method of Assembly - A mortar and debris collection device for use within a cavity wall to prevent the blockage of weep holes at the base of the wall. The cavity wall assembly includes a masonry wall, an adjacent inner wall, a wall cavity therebetween, and a free-standing elongate strip of openwork material located within the cavity forming a debris collection surface a spaced distance above a base surface of the cavity. Preferably, the openwork material is inserted and positioned within the cavity after the inner wall and only a base portion of the outer masonry wall is constructed. Thereafter, the upper portion of the outer masonry wall is constructed and any mortar or debris falling into the cavity is caught and supported on the debris collection surface. | 05-21-2009 |
| 20090320399 | Drainage-Promoting Wrap for an Exterior Wall or Roof of a Building - A drainage-promoting wrap includes an elongate web of a weather-resistive membrane and a series of separate, laterally spaced-apart, elongate filament spacers bonded to a face of the membrane. The filaments are preferably extruded polymeric filaments and have depressions formed therein providing transverse drainage paths across the filaments. Preferably, the filaments extend substantially parallel to each other and to a longitudinal axis of the elongate membrane. In addition, preferably the membrane is made of a polymeric material so that the filaments are thermally bonded to the face of the membrane. Wall and roof assemblies utilizing the wrap and methods of making the wrap are provided. | 12-31-2009 |
| 20100139178 | Flexible Flashing Material And Method of Manufacture - A flashing material for a building structure is provided. The flashing material includes a flexible water-resistive membrane having an upper textured surface with a series of separate, laterally paced-apart, elongate spacers bonded thereto. The elongate spacers can be polymeric filaments that define an air space and drainage paths across the upper surface of the membrane. Preferably, the filaments have a series of depressions formed therein that provide transverse drainage paths across the filaments. Sill, decking and other building structure assemblies and methods of making the flashing material are provided. | 06-10-2010 |
John R. Ehrman, Sunnyvale, CA US
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| 20090193237 | PARSING-ENHANCEMENT FACILITY - An instruction for parsing a buffer to be utilized within a data processing system including: an operation code field, the operation code field identifies the instruction; a control field, the control field controls operation of the instruction; and one or more general register, wherein a first general register stores an argument address, a second general register stores a function code, a third general register stores length of an argument-character buffer, and the fourth of which contains the address of the function-code data structure. | 07-30-2009 |
| 20100325401 | Method of Translating N to N Instructions Employing an Enhanced Extended Translation Facility - A method, article, and system for providing an effective implementation of assembler language translate-n-to-n instructions implemented on 21, 31, and 64-bit architectures, while maintaining backward compatibility with existing systems. The enhanced Extended-Translation Facility 2 (ETF2) instruction set introduces a new operand in an unused field (M | 12-23-2010 |
| 20110271085 | PARSING-ENHACEMENT FACILITY - An instruction for parsing a buffer to be utilized within a data processing system including: an operation code field, the operation code field identifies the instruction; a control field, the control field controls operation of the instruction; and one or more general register, wherein a first general register stores an argument address, a second general register stores a function code, a third general register stores length of an argument-character buffer, and the fourth of which contains the address of the function-code data structure. | 11-03-2011 |
John Robert Ehrman, Sunnyvale, CA US
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| 20090043835 | METHOD FOR EFFICIENT AND RELIABLE COMPUTATION OF RESULTS FOR MATHEMATICAL FUNCTIONS - A method is provided for efficient computation of reliable results for mathematical functions. The method may include an interface, a control module, and an error module. The interface receives a mathematical function call. The call includes a plurality of arguments for which a range of computable results for the mathematical function varies with respect to the values for the arguments. The control module determines whether executing the mathematical function using the plurality of arguments will produce a result within the range of computable results. The error module aborts the mathematical function call prior to initiating execution of the mathematical function in response to determining that the values for the plurality of arguments produce a result outside the range of computable results. | 02-12-2009 |
Kenneth S. Ehrman, Upper Saddle River, NJ US
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| 20100217630 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR REMOTE VEHICLE RENTAL - An automated vehicle rental system with individual vehicle transmitting sensors for keeping track of vehicle mileage, fill state of vehicle fuel tank, and localized position status in a rental lot. Sensors are linked to the vehicle odometer reading and to the vehicle fuel tank float sensor with compensation for types of driving and fuel fill-ups which affect float level readings. The sensors are integrated with or are linked with communicating tags operable in a defined site for ultimate communication of stored vehicle related sensor data, vehicle location and type to a central data base for automatically completely effecting check out, charges and state of vehicle readiness for renewed rental. The transmitting sensors are adapted to avoid interference between sensors of other vehicles during multiple transmissions. Also included is an in-vehicle check out and payment device operatively linkable to the transmitting sensor of the vehicle. | 08-26-2010 |
Matthew Clair Ehrman, Pikesville, MD US
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| 20090217939 | Methods and Apparatuses For Applying Eyelash Extensions - An applicator for use with an eyelash extension system that has a backbone and a backbone surface. A plurality of eyelash extensions are attached to the backbone. The applicator has a closure having a closure surface facing the backbone surface, and a pair of clips, each clip including a first arm, a second arm, and a pivot attached to the first arm and the second arm. A first holder is attached to each of the first arms to releasably attach the backbone to the first arms. Further there is a second holder attached to each of the second arms to releasably attach the closure to the second arms. The first and second arms are moveable between a first state wherein the first and second arms are spaced relative to each other and a second state wherein the first and second arms abut each other. | 09-03-2009 |
| 20110290271 | Methods and Apparatuses For Applying Eyelash Extensions - An applicator for use with an eyelash extension system that has a backbone and a backbone surface configured to be joined with a closure surface. A plurality of eyelash extensions are attached to the backbone. The applicator includes a frame having a first end and a second end spaced laterally from the first end, a rail attached to the frame and extending laterally between the first and second ends, and a cam. The cam has a cam surface configured to contact the backbone of the eyelash extension system to urge the backbone to come into contact with the closure as the cam is moved laterally along the rail. | 12-01-2011 |
Michael Ehrman, Upper Saddle River, NJ US
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| 20100217630 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR REMOTE VEHICLE RENTAL - An automated vehicle rental system with individual vehicle transmitting sensors for keeping track of vehicle mileage, fill state of vehicle fuel tank, and localized position status in a rental lot. Sensors are linked to the vehicle odometer reading and to the vehicle fuel tank float sensor with compensation for types of driving and fuel fill-ups which affect float level readings. The sensors are integrated with or are linked with communicating tags operable in a defined site for ultimate communication of stored vehicle related sensor data, vehicle location and type to a central data base for automatically completely effecting check out, charges and state of vehicle readiness for renewed rental. The transmitting sensors are adapted to avoid interference between sensors of other vehicles during multiple transmissions. Also included is an in-vehicle check out and payment device operatively linkable to the transmitting sensor of the vehicle. | 08-26-2010 |
Sheryl Ehrman, Washington, DC US
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| 20110293939 | METHOD OF MAKING NON-HOLLOW, NON-FRAGMENTED SPHERICAL METAL OR METAL ALLOY PARTICLES - The invention is directed to making non-hollow, non-fragmented spherical metal or metal alloy particles. | 12-01-2011 |