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Alexander Galkin, East Brunswick, NJ US
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20090150487 | Digital Information Library and Delivery System - A computer network based digital information library system employing authentication and encryption protocols for the secure transfer of digital information library programs to a client computer system and a mobile digital information playback device removably connectable to the client computer system. The present invention is a computer network based library and information delivery system for accessing and obtaining selected digital information files. The library and information delivery system comprises: 1) a library server having a plurality of digital information files; 2) a client computer system coupled to the library server over a network; and 3) a mobile device removably connectable to the client computer system, the client computer system including logic for requesting a download of a selected one or more of the digital information files from the library server, the client computer system further including logic for downloading the selected one or more of the digital information files to the mobile device. | 06-11-2009 |
20120290456 | CUSTOMIZED CONTENT DELIVERY - Systems and methods are provided for delivering content to a consumer and tracking the content consumed. For example, electronic content may be provided to a playback device of a consumer. An indication of the amount of content actually consumed by the consumer may be received, where the amount is determined by tracking the content consumed. A cost of content may be calculated based on the indication of the amount of content consumed. | 11-15-2012 |
20140129939 | CUSTOMIZED CONTENT DELIVERY - Systems and methods are provided for creating a sample of electronic content for transmission to others. For example, a user may select a portion of an electronic content file to be transmitted as an excerpt file to another user. In some instances, transmission may be prohibited based on various criteria. | 05-08-2014 |
Alexander Galkin, Brunswick, NJ US
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20120246343 | SYNCHRONIZING DIGITAL CONTENT - Aspects of the present disclosure relate to one or more configured computing systems identifying when decoupled content includes companion content that can be synchronously presented. Once a content match is identified, a device to receive synchronization information can also be identified. The synchronization information can enable one or more devices to synchronously present companion content. | 09-27-2012 |
Andrey Galkin, Germantown, MD US
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20140148398 | METHODS OF TREATING GIARDIASIS - Compounds useful for the treatment of giardiasis are described. | 05-29-2014 |
Andrey Galkin, St. Petersburg RU
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20130068593 | TRANSPORT SYSTEM FOR SHEET MATERIAL - The invention is related to a transport system for sheet material including a conveyor belt charged with a vacuum. The transport system includes a vacuum chamber providing the vacuum to charge the conveyor belt while moving along the vacuum chamber in a transport direction, wherein the conveyor belt is permeable to air by recesses having specified distances from each other, and air nozzles arranged at a deflection position inside the vacuum chamber. The specified distances from each other correlate with the distances of the recesses in the conveyor belt to allow pressurized air charged to the air nozzles to pass through the recesses in the conveyor belt. | 03-21-2013 |
Anton Galkin, New York, NY US
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20100133868 | ROTATING VEHICLE CONSOLE - A console ( | 06-03-2010 |
Benjamin M. Galkin, Cherry Hill, NJ US
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20080240345 | MAMMOGRAPHY SYSTEMS AND METHODS, INCLUDING METHODS UTILIZING BREAST SOUND COMPARISION - Provided are systems using compression devices for a mammography unit, and methods of using the same, for example, in conjunction with imaging of a patient's breast. The instant mammography units can comprise at least one x-ray transparent inflatable chamber for containing a fluid. When fluid is introduced into the chamber, at least one surface of the chamber expands, breast motion is limited, and the breast and its vasculature are compressed. Fluid may also be released from the chamber, and as the chamber deflates, blood flow to the breast is restored, producing Korotkoff sounds that may be detected by a sound detection device. Sound data may be obtained with respect to both of a patient's breasts, and the sound data from a patient's first breast may be compared with the data obtained from the contralateral breast. The detected sounds, the comparison data, or both may be used to assist a radiologist in identifying regions of interest on a mammogram, and additionally or alternatively may be used to a enhance a computer-assisted detection (CAD) process by contributing additional data parameters. | 10-02-2008 |
20100049093 | ACOUSTIC MONITORING OF A BREAST AND SOUND DATABASES FOR IMPROVED DETECTION OF BREAST CANCER - Provided are methods and devices that pertain to the acquisition of data related to breast vascularity associated with breast cancer, use of data, or both, that are associated with the generation of sounds, including Korotkoff sounds, within a breast. The present methods and devices overcome the inherent limitations associated with x-ray absorption (upon which mammography relies) by the breast tissue of younger women, and may also be used to augment traditional single-parameter (visual) analysis of a breast through the use of a new parameter—sound. Also disclosed are databases comprising breast sounds that may be used to provide a more complete assessment of a patient's breast, either alone or in combination with the traditional visual parameter. | 02-25-2010 |
Ivan Galkin, Karlsruhe DE
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20140025426 | WORKFLOW ADAPTATION USING AUTOMATED MODEL TRANSFORMATION - Various embodiments of systems and methods for adapting a reference workflow, according to changing data-contexts, during execution are described herein. The method involves detecting an entry to an adaptive segment in the reference workflow and invoking data context variables associated with the adaptive segment. Further the method includes invoking a set of ordered adaptation rules comprising a set of constraints on the data context variables. In an aspect, the method includes evaluating the rule-set using the one or more data context variables associated with the workflow. Based on the evaluation, a list of adaptation patterns is generated and provided as input to a pattern selector. In another aspect, adaptation patterns from the list of adaptation patterns are recursively called by the pattern selector. The called adaptation patterns are then executed as sub-processes within the adaptive segment. | 01-23-2014 |
20140115402 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR POSTPONED ERROR CODE CHECKS - According to some embodiments, a system and method for determining a value for an error code for a program operation; determining whether the operation supports postponing a determination of an occurrence of an error for the operation; proceeding to evaluate a next operation in an instance the operation does support postponing the determination of an occurrence of an error for the operation; and checking the error code for the operation in an instance the operation does not support postponing the determination of an occurrence of an error for the operation. | 04-24-2014 |
20150149745 | PARALLELIZATION WITH CONTROLLED DATA SHARING - In one general aspect, a method can include executing multiple functions calls in parallel, and receiving, by each function call, at least one data object passed as a parameter to the function call, the at least one data object associated with a data sharing mode that defines a restricted subset of allowed operations for performing by the function call on the at least one data object. The method can further include performing, by each function call, at least one operation on the at least one data object, the at least one operation included in the restricted subset of allowed operations, and performing at least one check to ensure that the at least one operation performed by the function call on the at least one data object received by the function call is included in the restricted subset of allowed operations. | 05-28-2015 |
Ivan Galkin, Walldorf DE
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20140181024 | APPROACH FOR MODULARIZED SYCHRONIZATION AND MEMORY MANAGEMENT - Approaches to memory management and synchronization are described relating to provision of highly robust and highly available servers that can serve multiple requests in parallel. Programming objects can be analyzed at design time by comparison to predefined patterns to identify a set of requirements and rules that must be followed to ensure that all part of a program cooperate. In highly complex programming environments, enforcement of such rules for a program as a whole can be quite difficult. As such, analysis of compliance can desirably occur at a programming object level. | 06-26-2014 |
Maxim Galkin, Uppsala SE
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20150218073 | CATALYTIC REDUCTIVE CLEAVAGE OF A B-O-4 BOND OF ETHERS OR POLYETHERS SUCH AS LIGNIN - The present invention relates to a method of cleaving a β-O-4 bond to the corresponding C—H bond in a substrate, by use of a hydrogen donor and a metal catalyst in a solvent. Thereby it is possible to depolymerize a polymer having a repeating β-O-4 bond. | 08-06-2015 |
Ola Galkin, Yehud IL
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20150160831 | IDENTIFYING A COMMON ACTION FLOW - A common action flow for an application is identified by processing session data maintained for a plurality of users to identify a plurality of action flows. Each action flow represents a series of actions taken by one of the users navigating the application's user interface during a session. A data structure is generated from the plurality of action flows. That data structure is indicative of a plurality of candidate sub-flows. The data structure is analyzed to identify a selected one of the candidate sub-flows repeated in multiple ones of the plurality of action flows. That identified sub-flow is the common action flow. Data representative of the identified common action flow can then be communicated. | 06-11-2015 |