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Alexander James Farmer, Polokwane ZA
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| 20080258124 | Winch - The invention concerns a winch ( | 10-23-2008 |
Anthony Farmer, North Epping AU
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| 20110180387 | PLASMA TREATMENT APPARATUS AND METHOD - A plasma treated gas permeable material is produced by applying an alternating voltage between spaced electrodes, at least one of which is covered with a dielectric barrier and at least one of which comprises a plurality of discrete electrode segments, to generate plasma microdischarges between the spaced electrodes. A gas permeable material is passed between or adjacent to the spaced electrodes. A gas is moved between the electrode segments into and through the space between the electrodes and through the gas permeable material. The gas flows over plasma generation surfaces of the respective electrode segments and is moved at a rate whereby the gas flow between the spaced electrodes is turbulent and so randomises the plasma microdischarges and disperses plasma products that would otherwise give rise to burning instabilities in the gas permeable material, whereby the randomized plasma microdischarges provide a generally uniform plasma treatment of the gas permeable material. Also disclosed is an apparatus for laying out the process. | 07-28-2011 |
Gerard Farmer, Muenchenstein CH
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| 20080274169 | Photosensitizer formulations for topical applications - Highly flexible penetrating liposomal carrier systems are formulated with enhanced skin penetration properties. These specialized formulations of highly flexible penetrating liposomal delivery systems comprise one or more phospholipids, lysophosphatides and hydrophobic photosensitizer. This new formulations can squeeze liposomal particles through intercellular regions of stratum corneum as intact structures, and, in this way, deliver encapsulated photosensitizer to the epidermis, dermis, hypodermis and surroundings. The penetrating liposomal formulation provides therapeutically effective amounts of the hydrophobic photosensitizer through topical application with better skin penetration thus improving drug targeting and the efficacy of photodynamic therapy (PDT). | 11-06-2008 |
| 20090081281 | Photosensitizer Formulation for Topical Applications - Highly flexible penetrating liposomal carrier systems are formulated with enhanced skin penetration properties. These specialized formulations of highly flexible penetrating liposomal delivery systems comprise one or more phospholipids, lysophosphatides and hydrophobic photosensitizer. This new formulations can squeeze liposomal particles through intercellular regions of stratum corneum as intact structures, and, in this way, deliver encapsulated photosensitizer to the epidermis, dermis, hypodermis and surroundings. The penetrating liposomal formulation provides therapeutically effective amounts of the hydrophobic photosensitizer through topical application with better skin penetration thus improving drug targeting and the efficacy of photodynamic therapy (PDT). | 03-26-2009 |
Ian Farmer, Copenhagen DK
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| 20110031016 | COLLISION AVOIDANCE SYSTEM WITH OFFSET WELLBORE VIBRATION ANALYSIS - A collision avoidance system including a plurality of inclinometers in offset wellbores and a processing unit for receiving a vibration signal from the inclinometers and determining a distance between the offset wellbore and a central wellbore based on the vibration signal. Also, a method of avoiding wellbore collisions by determining relative movement of a drill bit within a central wellbore including the steps of determining an original distance between the central wellbore and an offset wellbore, drilling in the central wellbore so that the drill bit moves a known distance with respect to the offset wellbore, capturing vibration readings during the drilling step, characterizing movement of the drill bit based on the drilling step, and calculating drill bit movement during drilling with respect to the offset wellbore based upon the characterizing step. | 02-10-2011 |
Neville John Farmer, Victoria AU
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| 20080254504 | Method and Apparatus For Handling Tissue Samples - A tissue handling apparatus is provided comprising a support and a locator, for processing and embedding tissue samples. The support and cover form a chamber, within which a tissue sample is oriented prior to processing. After processing, the tissue sample within the chamber is embedded and the locator is removed, leaving the tissue sample correctly oriented in embedding material, mounted to a support, ready for microtoming. | 10-16-2008 |
Robert Farmer, Toronto CA
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| 20110172621 | CLEANABLE AND REUSABLE BODY FLUID-ABSORBING FABRIC PAD - Disclosed is a cleanable and reusable body fluid-absorbing fabric pad to move moisture including sweat and urine away from the skin of a wearer, the body fluid-absorbing fabric pad including, a diffusive fabric layer coming into contact with the skin of the wearer to remove moisture from the skin, an absorbent non-woven layer coming into contact with the diffusive fabric layer, the absorbent non-woven layer comprising at least 5 wt % of a superabsorbent fiber to remove moisture transported from the diffusive fabric layer, and a waterproof film coming into contact with the absorbent non-woven layer and exhibiting waterproofing properties and breathability. The absorbent non-woven layer is formed by needle-punching or thermally bonding superabsorbent fibers, polyethylene/polypropylene bi-component fibers and rayon fibers, wherein the diffusive fabric layer, the absorbent non-woven layer and the waterproof film are stacked and sewed to form the body fluid-absorbing fabric pad. The body fluid-absorbing fabric pad can utilize constituent fabrics having a multiple sublayer structure of the absorbent layer to increase diffusion rate of moisture from the skin of the wearer. | 07-14-2011 |
Susan W. Farmer, Vancouver CA
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| 20090005300 | Antimicrobial Peptides and Methods of Use - Disclosed herein are novel antimicrobial peptides with useful, improved, or superior properties such as antimicrobial activity, desirable levels of hemolytic activity, and therapeutic index against a broad range of microorganisms including gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria and other organisms having a cellular or structural component of a lipid bilayer membrane. Also provided are methods of making and using such peptides to control microbial growth and in pharmaceutical compositions for treatment or prevention of infections caused by such microorganisms. Certain peptides are disclosed utilizing a structure-based rational design relating to an antimicrobial peptide, V | 01-01-2009 |
Tseng Farmer, Shanghai CN
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| 20090028418 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR INSPECTING ELECTRONIC DEVICE - The invention discloses a method for inspecting an electronic device to reduce the consumption of testers' labor and time and testers' erroneous or careless judgment, and increase the test efficiency and reliability. Furthermore, the method of the invention can help to maintain or modify the test standard immediately and feedback the condition of the electronic device to the production line. The method of the invention includes the steps of: (A) storing a plurality of standard parameters related to the electronic device; (B) measuring a plurality of inspecting parameters, wherein each inspecting parameter corresponds to one of the standard parameters; (C) comparing each of the inspecting parameters with the corresponded standard parameter and setting a processing status of the electronic device according to a first criterion; and (D) receiving the comparison results of step (C) and generating an adjusting information according to the comparison results. | 01-29-2009 |