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Benjamin Mikal Fuller, Mexico City MX
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| 20090253492 | GAMING SYSTEM, GAMING DEVICE AND METHOD FOR PROVIDING PLAYER SELECTION OF MODIFIERS TO GAME COMPONENTS - In one embodiment, the gaming system and method disclosed herein provides a plurality of gaming devices that each participate in a group game including a plurality of masked group game components and determines and provides separate awards to each player of the gaming devices based on the amount of modifiers applied to each of the group game components having a modifier applied by the player of that gaming device. In one embodiment, the gaming system enables each player to selectively apply or associate a plurality of modifiers to a single game component or apply the plurality of modifiers across the plurality of game components. For each gaming device, the gaming system displays and provides any awards to the player of that gaming device. | 10-08-2009 |
Gary Fuller, North Parramatta AU
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| 20110077779 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CONFIGURING A BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - Described herein are systems and methods for configuring a BMS. In general terms, the present technology is focused on approaches for arranging and modeling building information data, particularly in terms of equipment categories and relationships between pieces of equipment, for example in the context of an HVAC system. This is advantageous in the sense that the likes of visualization, application creation, and reporting are able to be significantly streamlined. Various embodiments make use of an “equipment model”, being a model which defines items for each piece of equipment in a building system based on predefined standards, thus allowing for predictable descriptions (for example in terms of data points and relationships). Some embodiments combine this with a facility model, which describes a building in spatial terms. | 03-31-2011 |
Gary Fuller, New South Wales AU
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| 20110093512 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MANAGING BUSINESS OBJECTS - Described herein are systems and methods for managing business objects. In overview, various embodiments provide software, hardware and methodologies underlying a data driven application including a data driven business layer, optionally in combination with a data driven user interface and presentation layer. In overview, an object-oriented computer program includes a presentation layer, a business layer, and a database. The business layer provides business objects, which effectively interpose the presentation layer with the database. Substantive business object data is defined within the database, and loaded to the business layer following the receipt of a page call-up request at the presentation layer. | 04-21-2011 |
Gary J. Fuller, New South Wales AU
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| 20100179850 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SCHEDULING THE OPERATION OF BUILDING RESOURCES - Described herein are systems and methods for scheduling the operation of building resources. In overview, some embodiments provide a central interface for allowing the scheduling of a large number of devices within a building, irrespective of the manufacturer or scheduling requirements of the individual devices. For example, one embodiment provides, a software product that executes on a processor for allowing a user to submit scheduling preference in relation to one or more building resources. The software package analyses and applies these preferences across the devices described by the building resource or resources. | 07-15-2010 |
Graeme Colin Fuller, Auckland NZ
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| 20110002474 | Active Noise Reduction System Control - An active noise reduction system for use with an ear piece uses an ultrasonic signal to determine the acoustic coupling between a speaker and a sensor microphone of the noise reduction system. The determination of the acoustic coupling may be used to adjust the game of the system to provide a closed loop game which optimises performance of the system. | 01-06-2011 |
Maria Fuller, South Australia AU
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| 20080233655 | Screening For Lysosomal Storage Disease Status - A method of ascertaining the LSD (Lysosomal storage disorder) status of an individual comprising taking a tissue or body fluid sample from the individual and estimating a level in the sample of each of three or more compound indicators. The indicators reflect the level of respectively each of three or more lipid containing storage associated compounds. The levels are used to calculate an LSD index number which is then compared with a standard to provide an assessment of the LSD status of the individual. The indicator compounds are conveniently phospholipids, glycolipids or lipopolysaccharide species measured by mass spectrometry. The method may be used to ascertain the nature of the disorder from which the individual stuffers, and its severity. It may also be used to monitor the progress of treatment and to ascertain the prospects of an individual contracting an LSD by providing a subclinical indicators for the condition. | 09-25-2008 |
Matthias Fuller, Paderborn DE
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| 20120131044 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR THE CONTEXT-DRIVEN INTEGRATION OF CONTEXT-VARIABLE SYSTEMS INTO PROCESS SEQUENCES - Method for the context-driven integration of context-variable systems (CVSs), in particular but not exclusively in the form of mobile systems (MSs), into processes, which system can collect sensor data, comprising an infrastructure system which is connected to the MS via a network, wherein the infrastructure system comprises a central enrichment service (CES) and process retrieval service (PRS), there also being provided a central process engine (CPE) on which the sequence of the processes is controlled, a management unit (MU) functioning as a proxy between the CPS and MU, including the steps: | 05-24-2012 |
Paul Fuller, Lyon FR
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| 20110158634 | OPTICAL DEVICE FOR HIGH QUALITY AND COMPACT CAMERA MODULE - An optical device for a lens assembly of a camera module is disclosed. The optical device includes a liquid lens having at least one fixed lens and a transparent window, facing each other and delimiting, at least in part, an internal volume containing two immiscible liquids having different optical indices, and a first and a second electrode. The liquids form an interface moveable by application of a voltage between said electrodes. The optical device also includes a liquid lens holder, wherein the liquid lens holder has at least one electrical contact for contacting one electrode of the liquid lens, and at least one Z reference datum for aligning the fixed lens of the liquid lens with other optical elements of the lens assembly. | 06-30-2011 |
Stephen Ronald Fuller, New South Wales AU
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| 20090305214 | Perfusion Method and Apparatus - Apparatus use with a perfusion system, the apparatus including a subject simulator for simulating subject. The subject simulator includes a circulatory system having an inlet line for receiving fluid from the perfusion system, an outlet line for transferring fluid to the perfusion system, at least on sensor for sensing at least one fluid property and at least one control device coupled to at least one of the inlet line and the outlet line. In use this, allows the control device to manipulate the at least on fluid property based at least partially on signals from the at least one sensor, to thereby simulate a least one of compliance and resistance of the simulated subject. | 12-10-2009 |