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Alon Mordechai Fliess, Binyamina IL
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| 20120060142 | SYSTEM AND METHOD OF COST ORIENTED SOFTWARE PROFILING - A cost oriented profiler (COP) mechanism that analyzes the behavior of input application source code with regard to the software total cost of ownership (TCO). The cost analysis tool provided by the mechanism analyzes the behavior of the source code and generates a cost report with indications as to the portions of the source code that have the most impact on the TCO of the application. Based on simulations and by comparing multiple versions of the source code, the COP mechanism determines if a particular change to the source code will increase or decrease software TCO. Behavior analysis, including static and dynamic analysis of the source code, is used to generate one or more code recommendations to reduce the TCO. | 03-08-2012 |
Erez Fliess, Binyamina IL
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| 20120060142 | SYSTEM AND METHOD OF COST ORIENTED SOFTWARE PROFILING - A cost oriented profiler (COP) mechanism that analyzes the behavior of input application source code with regard to the software total cost of ownership (TCO). The cost analysis tool provided by the mechanism analyzes the behavior of the source code and generates a cost report with indications as to the portions of the source code that have the most impact on the TCO of the application. Based on simulations and by comparing multiple versions of the source code, the COP mechanism determines if a particular change to the source code will increase or decrease software TCO. Behavior analysis, including static and dynamic analysis of the source code, is used to generate one or more code recommendations to reduce the TCO. | 03-08-2012 |
Kevin Fliess, Mountain View, CA US
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| 20100088190 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING TRAVEL DESTINATIONS - The invention can include a method or a system for determining one or more travel destinations. According to one aspect, the method includes presenting a query interface to a user, receiving a set of parameters from a user through the query interface, matching the received set of parameters with one or more travel destinations from a database of potential travel destinations, and presenting one or more travel destinations to the user. The parameters received from the user through the query interface can include, for example, a departure location, one or more desired activities for a vacation, and a maximum travel time or distance. The database includes attributes matching one or more activities to each travel destination. As such, the database can match a set of parameters received from a user with one or more travel destination. Another embodiment of the invention can include a disk, tape, or other electronic media that stores instructions to carry out the steps set forth above. | 04-08-2010 |
Kevin V. Fliess, Mountainview, CA US
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| 20110145284 | PRESENTING SKILLS DISTRIBUTION DATA FOR A BUSINESS ENTERPRISE - Systems and techniques to present graphical representations of skill needs versus skill availability in a business organization. Skill needs and skill availability across multiple categories can be represented as geometric objects that overlap on a two-dimensional chart. Overlapping of the geometric objects indicates one or more relationships between skill needs and skill availability across an arbitrary number of dimensions that correspond to defined categories. The categories, and thus the number and meaning of axes in the chart, can be dynamically selected, thereby providing a tool to quickly identify staffing shortfalls and overcapacity. | 06-16-2011 |
Thomas Fliess, Dresden DE
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| 20080310532 | Method for Signal Reception - In an OFDM mobile communications system, an algorithm for forming a preliminary estimate of the channel on pilot subcarriers is carried out. Based on this preliminary estimate, a channel property is estimated. This channel property is then used to decide whether to enter a mobile receiver mode or a stationary receiver mode. For example, in the mobile mode channel estimation is performed using only pilot symbols from the current symbol period, while in the static mode channel estimation is performed using pilot symbols from the current symbol period and pilot symbols from other symbol periods. | 12-18-2008 |
| 20110143807 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DATA COMMUNICATION IN LTE CELLULAR NETWORKS - Methods and apparatus for uplink data transmission in a Long Term Evolution (LTE) compliant communication system use beam-forming in the uplink to increase the range of LTE compliant wireless communication terminals. Methods are provided for steering the beam in an optimal direction towards the base station, both for time division duplex (TDD) and frequency division duplex (FDD) communication schemes. | 06-16-2011 |
Winston Fliess, Olathe, KS US
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| 20100132805 | AIR VENT VALVE FOR BEVERAGE MAKERS - The air vent valve includes a vent valve body and a valve adapter that sealingly mate together. A vent outlet of the vent valve body and a fluid inlet of the valve adapter are connected through interior flow chambers of the vent valve body and valve adapter. A spherical ball float is constrained for longitudinal movement within a tubular collar in the interior chamber of the vent valve body, and a planar valve seat member with a central flow aperture is disposed within the vent valve body between the tubular collar and the outflow passage of the vent valve body. | 06-03-2010 |
Winston S. Fliess, Olathe, KS US
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| 20100000315 | ELECTRO-OPTIC LIQUID LEVEL SENSING SYSTEM FOR AIRCRAFT BEVERAGE BREWING - The electro-optic liquid level sensing system detects a level of liquid in a container having an upper opening, such as for a server container of a beverage maker for a transport system, such as for aircraft, trains, trucks, buses and the like. A support housing mates with the upper opening of the container, and a primary liquid level sensor is mounted in the support housing for non-intrusively measuring the liquid level. A secondary liquid level sensor may be mounted in the support housing to sense a predetermined liquid level to prevent accidental overflows. Protective lenses may be placed in front of the primary liquid level sensor. | 01-07-2010 |
| 20100102050 | PROXIMITY SENSOR - A proximity switch flow sensor detects movement of a faucet handle of a faucet of a hot water container in order to detect flow from the hot water container. The proximity switch flow sensor includes an emitter paired with a detector, which can be mounted in association with the faucet handle to detect open and closed positions of the faucet handle, to provide electronic logic information regarding the status of the faucet handle position, as an indication of a flow condition, to a control unit that controls heating of water in the hot water container. An electro-mechanical switch and a mechanism to transfer movement of the faucet handle to the switch may also be used to detect open and closed positions of the faucet handle as an indication of a flow condition. | 04-29-2010 |
| 20100186499 | ELECTRO-OPTIC LIQUID LEVEL SENSING SYSTEM FOR AIRCRAFT BEVERAGE BREWING - The electro-optic liquid level sensing system detects a level of liquid in a container having an upper opening, such as for a server container of a beverage maker for a transport system, such as for aircraft, trains, trucks, buses and the like. A support housing mates with the upper opening of the container, and a primary liquid level sensor is mounted in the support housing for non-intrusively measuring the liquid level. A secondary liquid level sensor may be mounted in the support housing to sense a predetermined liquid level to prevent accidental overflows. Protective lenses may be placed in front of the primary liquid level sensor. | 07-29-2010 |