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Anthony Francis England, Utrecht NL
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| 20100213697 | Adjustable Protective Cover Arrangement and Method - The invention relates to a protective cover arrangement comprising a front cover, a back cover and a connecting member for connecting said front cover to the back cover, the connecting member being arranged to adjust the distance between the front cover and the back cover. The present invention provides for a robust protection system of modular design which is expandable and thus able to cover paperback and hardback books, magazines, journals, periodicals and related bound reading, writing and study materials of various height, width and thickness. This kind of protection system is particularly well suited to covering field and travel guides, maintenance manuals, school textbooks and any book that is subjected to being frequently moved or roughly handled. | 08-26-2010 |
Carolyn England, Surrey GB
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| 20100259002 | ANIMATED CHARACTER TWO-DIMENSIONAL OBJECT DISTRIBUTOR - A device operable by a game player for distributing two-dimensional objects about a plurality of game players is defined. An animated character has an appendage that automatically distributes two-dimensional objects, such as card or tiles, from a bin next to the animated character. The animated character is supported by a base above a horizontal surface. The animated character and the bin rotates about the base as the two-dimensional objects are distributed about the horizontal surface. The device uses audio and visual indicators to communicate with game players. | 10-14-2010 |
Dominic England, St-Basile-Le-Grand CA
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| 20110192941 | Multi-Purpose Roof-Top Support - A multi-purpose universal support is disclosed that can be configured to support multiple pipes, pipe junctions, vertical strut channels, horizontal strut channels, and thread rods. The disclosed support system allows for quicker installation, easy height adjustments, and a fewer supports than previously known supports. | 08-11-2011 |
James Mark Carson England, Cambridge GB
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| 20110006756 | POWER MEASUREMENT SYSTEM, METHOD AND/OR UNITS - The invention provides a system ( | 01-13-2011 |
Jonathan England, Horsham GB
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| 20090084988 | SINGLE WAFER IMPLANTER FOR SILICON-ON-INSULATOR WAFER FABRICATION - An ion implanter is disclosed. One such ion implanter includes an ion beam source configured to generate oxygen, nitrogen, helium, or hydrogen ions into an ion beam with a specific dose range, and an analyzer magnet configured to remove undesired species from the ion beam. The ion implanter includes an electrostatic chuck having a backside gas thermal coupling that is configured to hold a single workpiece for silicon-on-insulator implantation by the ion beam and is configured to cool the workpiece to a temperature in a range of approximately 300° C. to 600° C. | 04-02-2009 |
Jonathan G. England, Horsham GB
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| 20090124064 | PARTICLE BEAM ASSISTED MODIFICATION OF THIN FILM MATERIALS - Several examples of a method for processing a substrate are disclosed. In a particular embodiment, the method may include: disposing a substrate having an upper surface and a lower surface on a platen contained in a chamber; generating a plasma containing a plurality of charged particles above the upper surface of the substrate, the plasma having a cross sectional area equal to or greater than a surface area of the upper surface of the substrate; applying a first bias voltage to the substrate to attract the charged particles toward the upper surface of the substrate; introducing the charged particles to a region extending under entire upper surface of the substrate; and initiating, concurrently, a first phase transformation in the region from the amorphous phase to a crystalline phase. | 05-14-2009 |
| 20090124065 | PARTICLE BEAM ASSISTED MODIFICATION OF THIN FILM MATERIALS - Several examples of a method for processing a substrate are disclosed. In a particular embodiment, the method may include: disposing a substrate having an upper surface and a lower surface on a platen contained in a chamber; generating a plasma containing a plurality of charged particles above the upper surface of the substrate, the plasma having a cross sectional area equal to or greater than a surface area of the upper surface of the substrate; applying a first bias voltage to the substrate to attract the charged particles toward the upper surface of the substrate; introducing the charged particles to a region extending under entire upper surface of the substrate; and initiating, concurrently, a first phase transformation in the region from the amorphous phase to a crystalline phase. | 05-14-2009 |
| 20090124066 | PARTICLE BEAM ASSISTED MODIFICATION OF THIN FILM MATERIALS - Several examples of a method for processing a substrate are disclosed. In a particular embodiment, the method may include: disposing a substrate having an upper surface and a lower surface on a platen contained in a chamber; generating a plasma containing a plurality of charged particles above the upper surface of the substrate, the plasma having a cross sectional area equal to or greater than a surface area of the upper surface of the substrate; applying a first bias voltage to the substrate to attract the charged particles toward the upper surface of the substrate; introducing the charged particles to a region extending under entire upper surface of the substrate; and initiating, concurrently, a first phase transformation in the region from the amorphous phase to a crystalline phase. | 05-14-2009 |
Jonathan Gerald England, Horsham GB
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| 20090114813 | MEASURING ENERGY CONTAMINATION USING TIME-OF-FLIGHT TECHNIQUES - Techniques for measuring energy contamination using time-of-flight (TOF) sensor are disclosed. In one particular exemplary embodiment, the techniques may be realized as a method for detecting energy contamination in an ion beam using time-of-flight comprising directing an ion beam towards an entrance of a sensor, wherein the ion beam may include charged particles and neutral particles, blocking the ion beam periodically from entering the sensor and allowing a pulse of the ion beam to enter the sensor periodically using a gate mechanism, separating the charged particles and the neutral particles of the ion beam pulse based at least in part upon different transit times over a distance caused by variations in at least one of mass and energy associated with the charged particles and the neutral particles, and detecting at least one of the charged particles and the neutral particles separately at a detector based at least in part upon the different transit times. | 05-07-2009 |
Patrick England, Paris FR
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| 20090017454 | BIOSENSORS, METHOD FOR OBTAINING THE SAME AND USES THEREOF - The invention relates to biosensors, methods for obtaining them and their use for detecting, assaying or locating, in direct immunofluorescence, a ligand such as an antigen or hapten, in a heterogeneous population. The biosensor includes (i) at least one fragment of a receptor which is protein in nature, capable of binding to a ligand via an active site, where at least one amino acid residues of the fragment located in the proximity of the active site is naturally present in the form of a cystein (Cys) residue, or is substituted with a Cys residue, and (ii) a fluorophore coupled to the Cys residue. | 01-15-2009 |
| 20100159480 | BIOSENSORS, METHOD FOR OBTAINING THE SAME AND USES THEREOF - The invention relates to biosensors, methods for obtaining them and their use for detecting, assaying or locating, in direct immunofluorescence, a ligand such as an antigen or hapten, in a heterogeneous population. The biosensor includes (i) at least one fragment of a receptor which is protein in nature, capable of binding to a ligand via an active site, where at least one amino acid residues of the fragment located in the proximity of the active site is naturally present in the form of a cystein (Cys) residue, or is substituted with a Cys residue, and (ii) a fluorophore coupled to the Cys residue. | 06-24-2010 |
Robert Neil England, Yeovil GB
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| 20090315211 | Hand and object casting method and kit - A hand and object casting method and kit, introduction sheet FIG. | 12-24-2009 |