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Brent Ellis, Cambridge CA
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| 20100119352 | Camera Module Insertion Machine With Gripper - An assembly system includes an electronic component, a gripper, and a socket. The electronic component has sides and a top face, the top face has a top-face peripheral area and a top-face central area. The gripper has a gripper head, the gripper head being movable to an open and closed position. The gripper head has an extension configured to contact opposing sides of the electronic component when the gripper head is in the closed position, and a surface configured to contact the top-face peripheral area of the electronic component when the gripper head is in the closed position. The socket has a top peripheral surface. An insertion depth guide is associated with the gripper head and has a depth guide with a bottom surface configured to contact the top peripheral surface of the socket. A method for assembly is also included. | 05-13-2010 |
Donald Ellis, Ottawa CA
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| 20080273472 | ETHERNET RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - The state of resources (e.g., links, trunks, services) of an Ethernet Resource may be maintained at a management console. Upon detection of a change of state in a given resource, a management agent of a node in the Ethernet Resource may indicate the state change to the management console in a MIB. Upon receipt of the indication of change, the management console can update a record of the state of the given resource. | 11-06-2008 |
| 20080275972 | System and Method for Providing Improved Packet Traceability - A method and apparatus is described which enables location information associated with a client to easily be obtained by a service provider in a packet-based network. The location information may be the location of the client itself, or may be location information associated with devices in a communication facility established by the client. Location information associated with the client may be provided to services such as emergency services to facilitate fast dispatch of resources to assist the client. Location information associated with facilities of the client may be used to facilitate lawful interception of client communications. In one embodiment, the location information is obtained using information included in one of a Provider Backbone Bridge (PBB) or Provider Backbone Transport (PBT) packet. | 11-06-2008 |
Donald Russell Ellis, Ottawa CA
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| 20090202239 | Service Management Channel for Managing an Optical Networking Service - An optical network and method for managing a service across an optical network over a dedicated circuit between first and second service termination points include generating a service performance report message (PRM) at each service termination point. Each service PRM has service-specific information related to a performance of the service as determined by the service termination point generating that service PRM. Each service PRM identifies the service to which the service-specific information in that service PRM pertains. Each service termination point transmits the service PRM generated by that service termination point across the optical network over the dedicated circuit to the other service termination point through a service management channel of an optical transport facility. Either of the first and second service termination points is accessed to evaluate an end-to-end performance of the service based on a comparison of the service PRM generated by the first service termination point with the service PRM generated by the second service termination point. | 08-13-2009 |
| 20120026915 | ZONING FOR DISTANCE PRICING AND NETWORK ENGINEERING IN CONNECTIONLESS AND CONNECTION-ORIENTED NETWORKS - Described are a system and method for establishing zone-based pricing for services transported over connectionless and connection-oriented networks. The connectivity network supporting the service is partitioned into one or more zones. A node connected to a packet transport network receives a packet associated with the service. The packet has information that is used to identify one of the zones of the connectivity network to which the packet can be transmitted. Service providers are thus able to use zoning to apply a pricing structure for services traditionally lacking distance-based pricing, such as Ethernet, Storage, and Internet Protocol services. | 02-02-2012 |
Frederick G. Ellis, Winnipeg CA
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| 20090142238 | APPARATUS FOR INCINERATING GASES FROM A PROCESSING CHAMBER - An oven for baking a batch of parts has a housing having side walls and a top wall defining a closed container with a closed top end and an open downwardly facing bottom end. Loading/unloading occurs at the bottom end onto a carriage raised to the top end where baking occurs. On each side is provided an array of heating elements below the top. A shield is located in front of the heating array so as to block direct radiation onto the parts to prevent over-heating as the carrying arrangement passes the heating array to be unloaded. The shield generates an upwardly flowing air stream to carry the heat to the top. The heating elements are mounted with their lower end in a connection box with a collar and insulated heat shield above the box to keep the electrical connections cooled. | 06-04-2009 |
Graham Ellis, Belmont CA
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| 20120125012 | PROCESSES AND SYSTEMS FOR DISCHARGING AMINE BYPRODUCTS FORMED IN AN AMINE-BASED SOLVENT - Embodiments of a process for discharging amine byproducts formed in an amine-based solvent are provided. The process comprises the steps of contacting the amine-based solvent with flue gas comprising carbon dioxide, oxygen, nitrogen, NO | 05-24-2012 |
Harry Ellis, Georgetown CA
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| 20100329806 | FORM TAP AND METHOD OF MAKING SUCH - A form tap includes a shank having a shank length and a thread portion that extends along at least a portion of the shank length. The thread portion includes a finishing portion and a chamfer portion. Each of the finishing portion and the chamfer portion include a plurality of threads and each thread has a crest and a root. The plurality of threads of both the finishing portion and the chamfer portion are spaced apart at a constant pitch, such that a crest-to-crest distance between adjacent threads remains constant along the entire thread portion. | 12-30-2010 |
Harry Leroy Ellis, Georgetown CA
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| 20110085867 | Form Tap Having a Plurality of Lobes - A form tap for tapping an article may include a longitudinal shank having a mounting end opposite a tip, the shank having a shank length, and a thread portion may include a plurality of threads for engaging a surface of the article. The thread portion may also include a first region, a second region and a third region. The form tap may also include a plurality of lobes extending though the first and second regions from the tip to the second region end, the lobes being spaced circumferentially around the shank and lying on a crest circumference. Each lobe may be disposed between respective first and second convex relief portions and each relief portion may be spaced radially inward from the crest circumference. Each lobe has a lobe width, the lobe width at the second region end being greater than the lobe width at the tip. The third region is free of lobes. | 04-14-2011 |
James Ellis, Toronto CA
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| 20110053166 | STEM CELL EXPRESSION CASSETTES - A stem cell expression cassette, comprising a nucleic acid comprising a pluripotent stem cell specific promoter, and a tag sequence, wherein the pluripotent stem cell specific promoter and tag sequences are operatively linked, is provided. Also provided are methods of identifying and methods of selecting a pluripotent cell, using the stem cell expression cassette. | 03-03-2011 |
John A. Ellis, Saskatoon CA
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| 20090269282 | Methods for treating, preventing and diagnosing procine ttv infection - Compositions and methods for treating, preventing and diagnosing Torque teno virus (TTV) infection in pigs are disclosed. Also described are methods of identifying compounds for the treatment and prevention of TTV infection, as well as TTV animal models and methods of producing the same. | 10-29-2009 |
| 20100074846 | Campylobacter Vaccines and Methods of use - Porcine models for studying bacterial gastritis and gastric and duodenal ulcer disease caused by | 03-25-2010 |
| 20100092512 | Methods for preventing and ameiliorating porcine respiratory and reproductive syndrome virus-associated disease by immunizing against porcine ttv infection - Compositions and methods for preventing and ameliorating Porcine respiratory and reproductive syndrome virus (PRRSV)-associated diseases in pigs by immunizing against Torque teno virus (TTV) are disclosed. Also described are methods of identifying compounds for the treatment and prevention of PRRSV-associated diseases. | 04-15-2010 |
Naoko Ellis, Vancouver CA
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| 20120128889 | PROCESS AND APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING COATED PARTICLES - The invention is directed to a process and apparatus for preparing coated particles, in particular a process for preparing particles that are coated with small particles using electrospraying. The coated particles produced according to the present invention find use for instance as catalysts or as pharmaceuticals. According to the invention a host particle is contacted in a gas stream where it is allowed to contact with one or more moving tribocharging particles, thus providing a charged host particle, which is subsequently contacted with charged guest particles in an electrospraying step. | 05-24-2012 |
Neil Ellis, St. Catherines CA
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| 20080217906 | GAME TICKET - A method for printing a plurality of randomized tickets that include a play combination area for a game of chance is provided. One of the steps of this method is to provide data to a printer. The data includes a digital press sheet that includes the plurality of randomized tickets where each randomized ticket includes an identification image. The digital press sheet includes a plurality of different identification images. Another step is to print the digital press sheet onto a substrate where the printer does not perform a further randomization of the plurality of randomized tickets. In another example, a blockout area is provided for a breakopen ticket to provide a printable area on an inner surface of the breakopen portion. In another example, a method is provided to digitally divide a plurality of randomized tickets into groups of relatively equal sizes where approximately equal payout values are provided within the plurality of randomized tickets of each group. In another example, a host structure is provided that includes a plurality of removable randomized tickets where the host structure includes its own seal card for use with its removable randomized tickets. | 09-11-2008 |
Randy E. Ellis, Kingston CA
Richard T. Ellis, Kitchener CA
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| 20120000987 | SHALLOW FLANGEWAY RAIL SEAL - A rail seal for sealing the gap between a rail and a concrete panel in a railroad crossing so as to provide a generally even or level surface for vehicular or pedestrian traffic while still providing an appropriate rail structure for receiving and guiding the train wheels along the tracks is provided. More particularly, the upper surface of the rail seal is formed with a recessed portion or flangeway for receiving the flanged-end of a train. The flangeway or recessed portion, however, is formed so that the surface of the flangeway lies in a plane above the bottom of the rail head but below the upper surface of the rail head, thereby providing a “shallow” flangeway. The provision of a “shallow” flangeway helps to reduce the risks associated with vehicular and/or other pedestrian traffic that must access or cross the railroad tracks. Specifically, the shallow flangeway helps to prevent the heels of pedestrian shoes or the smaller width bicycle, stroller or wheelchair wheels from becoming trapped in the gaps typically associated with railroad crossing structures. | 01-05-2012 |
| 20120000988 | Removable Rail Seal - A rail seal for sealing the gap between a rail and the surrounding surface material in a rail crossing or track construction, wherein the rail seal is removable from the gap and can be re-installed in the gap without damaging the surrounding surface material. More particularly, the rail seal is formed with an integral hinge element that has a closed position and an open position wherein an upper portion of the rail seal is released from and extends upwardly away from a lower portion of the seal body thereby imparting additional flexibility to the seal body. To remove the rail seal from the gap adjacent the rail, the rail seal can be manipulated so as to be pulled free from the gap. In order to re-install the rail seal, the additional flexibility provided by the hinge element allows the rail seal to be manipulated and deformed as required so as to be re-installed within the open gap. The rail seal may also be formed with anchor recesses at opposed ends of the rail seal body for receiving anchoring keys which help to secure the rail seal within the gap so as to prevent longitudinal movement and shifting of the rail seal over time. | 01-05-2012 |