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Adam Garland, Worcester, MA US
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| 20080256392 | Techniques for prioritizing test dependencies - Techniques for prioritizing test dependencies are described. A computer system employing such techniques may present a test structure for a set of test cases. The test structure may comprise prioritized test cases and dependencies between test cases. The dependencies may be based on predicted test case failure given failure of another test case. Other embodiments are described and claimed. | 10-16-2008 |
Akhil Demian Garland, Harrisville, NH US
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| 20080229645 | System and method of protecting a pre-defined unenclosed area from mosquitoes and other biting insects - A method of protecting a pre-defined, at least partially open area, such as a outdoor deck, patio or gazebo, from mosquitoes and other biting insects by removing the scents emitted by humans and pets that occupy the pre-defined area. The scents (Carbon Dioxide, Lactic Acid, as well as other body odors and scents) from humans and animals are either vacuumed and exhausted to an area away from the pre-defined area, or pushed out of the predefined area, thus making it difficult or impossible for a mosquito or other biting insect to identify that humans or pets are occupying the pre-defined area. This method is environmentally friendly, does not emit chemicals or poisons, and allows the occupants of the protected, pre-defined, unenclosed area to enjoy the out of doors without having to have windows, roofs, or screens obscuring airflow and the view of the landscape or heavens. | 09-25-2008 |
Dan Garland, Iowa City, IA US
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| 20090256018 | MOBILE SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CRUSHING ROCK WHILE ISOLATING ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS FROM EXCESSIVE VIBRATION - A mobile rock crushing vehicle with a detachable electronic control box which can be automatically lifted, by a pair of hydraulic pivoting arms, off the vehicle, lowered and set upon any vibration damping and isolating mass, such as the earth, all by moving a hydraulic lever. The pair of pivoting arms further automatically configure a reduced-vibration transmitting connection when the electronic control box is set upon the ground. | 10-15-2009 |
| 20110253816 | MOBILE SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CRUSHING ROCK WHILE ISOLATING ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS FROM EXCESSIVE VIBRATION - A mobile rock crushing vehicle with a detachable electronic control box which can be automatically lifted, by a pair of hydraulic pivoting arms, off the vehicle, lowered and set upon any vibration damping and isolating mass, such as the earth, all by moving a hydraulic lever. The pair of pivoting arms further automatically configures a reduced-vibration transmitting connection when the electronic control box is set upon the ground. | 10-20-2011 |
Dan L. Garland, Iowa City, IA US
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| 20110192769 | COLLAPSIBLE MOBILE MATERIAL PROCESSING PLANT WITH FLEXIBLE HOPPER - A mobile collapsible screen and cone crusher combination where the screen is pivoted forward and downward for transport and a rubber hopper is coupled to the fines conveyor so as to permit a hinged connection and a sliding connection between the flexible hopper and the fines conveyor. A plurality of flexible matter edge plates are used at the rear of the flexible hopper to facilitate proper compression and expansion of the flexible hopper. A selectable maintenance catch is used to allow the screen to be elevated to an intermediate height for maintenance. | 08-11-2011 |
Douglas P. Garland, Palo Alto, CA US
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| 20110026468 | MULTI-NETWORK TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS - The subject matter of this specification can be implemented in, among other things, a computer-implemented method for centralized routing of voice communication over multiple communication networks including receiving at an electronic call routing system an incoming call from a calling device to a first telephone number of a mobile device. The method further includes selecting a calling address of the mobile device from among a voice over internet protocol address of the mobile device on an internet protocol network and a cellular telephone number of the mobile device on a cellular telephone network. The first telephone number is different than the cellular telephone number and the selection of the calling address is performed substantially without participation by the cellular telephone network. The method further includes connecting the incoming call to the selected calling address of the mobile device. | 02-03-2011 |
Eric Garland, Barrington, IL US
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| 20110153193 | NAVIGATION SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR USERS HAVING DIFFERENT PHYSICAL CLASSIFICATIONS - Navigation systems and methods for users having different physical classifications are described. An example method of navigating a user to a destination based on a selected physical classification includes identifying, based on user selection, the physical classification associated with the user and the destination and determining a route to the destination to accommodate the selected physical classification. Additionally, the example method includes conveying the route to the user and alerting the user of one or more items of interest associated with the selected physical classification and the determined route. | 06-23-2011 |
| 20110161095 | PERSONAL HEALTH MANAGEMENT SUITE - Certain examples provide a personal health management system including a data store, a processor, and a user interface. The data store is to store data related to patient health, the data store to store at least personal health record data for a patient. The processor is to gather and process data from the data store to determine a personalized plan of care for the patient using patient health data from the personal health record for the patient, patient preference information, and patient insurance information. The user interface is to display information related to the personalized plan of care for the patient and to facilitate user review and interaction with the displayed plan of care and the underlying patient health data. | 06-30-2011 |
| 20110161097 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR SCHEDULING APPOINTMENTS IN HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENTS - Methods and systems for scheduling appointments in healthcare environments are described. An example method of scheduling appointments in healthcare environments includes determining a patient's availability and priority level and identifying, based on patient selection, one of a plurality of time slots. Additionally, the example method includes identifying another patient's willingness to reschedule their appointment for compensation if the one of the plurality of time slots is scheduled by the other patient, scheduling the patient in the one of the plurality of time slots using a processor if the one of the plurality of time slots is available or if the other patient has indicated a willingness to reschedule their appointment for compensation and compensating the other patient if the one of the plurality of time slots was previously scheduled by the other patient. | 06-30-2011 |
Eric David Kiger Garland, Glen Burnie, MD US
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| 20120030217 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ANALYZING AND VISUALIZING ENUMERATED INFORMATION - A system and method for analyzing clinical data includes a reference database comprising a stored set of reference data comprising enumerated results of a reference population for a clinical test. The system also includes a patient database comprising a stored set of clinical data corresponding to a patient result for the clinical test that is selected from the enumerated results. A processor is included in the system and is programmed to access the patient and reference databases, identify a distribution of reference data over the enumerated test results, and calculate a relevance index based on the distribution of reference data. The processor is further programmed to compare the patient result to the distribution of reference data, calculate a disagreement index based on the comparison, and calculate a deviation index from the relevance and disagreement indices. A graphical user interface is also included to output a visualization of the deviation index. | 02-02-2012 |
Erik Garland, Royal Oak, MI US
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| 20110204608 | ENERGY ABSORBING STRUCTURE FOR VEHICLE KNEE BOLSTER COVER - An energy absorbing panel assembly for the interior of a motor vehicle is disclosed. The energy absorbing panel assembly, typically the knee bolster panel adjacent the steering wheel, includes an energy absorbing structure integrally molded to the panel. The energy absorbing structure includes three outer side walls and a top wall. The outer side walls extend from the same side of the top wall to the panel. Extending from the top wall to the panel is at least one top wall supporting rib. The rib is positioned between the outer side walls. Ordinarily at least two such ribs will be provided. At least one of the outer walls is at an obtuse angle relative to the plane of the top wall. All three of the outer walls may be at an obtuse angle relative to the plane of the top wall. In addition to the one or more ribs extending from the top wall to the panel between the outer side walls one or more outer wall-supporting ribs may also be provided extending between the outer side walls and intersecting the top wall supporting rib. Lateral supports may be provided between the outer side walls and the panel. | 08-25-2011 |
Gene L. Garland, New Durham, NH US
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| 20100024272 | MUZZLE LOADING RIFLE WITH REMOVABLE BREECH PLUG - A muzzle loading firearm has a barrel with a bore on a bore axis, and has a muzzle end and a breech end. A frame is connected to the barrel, and has a breech face. The frame moves between an open position in which the breech face is away from the breech end of the barrel, and a closed position in which the breech face abuts the breech end of the barrel. A breech plug is removably attached to the barrel, and is connected to the barrel by way of interrupted, or multistart threads, or locking lugs. The breech plug may have a rear face that abuts the breech face when the frame is closed, so that a primer contained in a primer pocket in the rear of the breech plug is fully supported on all sides. | 02-04-2010 |
| 20110005116 | MUZZLE LOADING RIFLE WITH BREECH PLUG HAVING GAS SEAL FACILITY - A muzzle loading firearm has a barrel with a bore on a bore axis, and the barrel has a muzzle end and a breech end. A frame is connected to the barrel, and has a breech face. The frame moves between an open position in which the breech face is away from the breech end of the barrel, and a closed position in which the breech face abuts the breech end of the barrel. A breech plug is removably attached to the barrel. The breech plug including a seal element closely received by the bore. The seal element may be a set of piston rings that are received in a circumferential groove about a forward end of the plug, or may be a cup at the forward end, with a forward rim that flares under pressure to provide a gas seal. | 01-13-2011 |
| 20110138669 | MUZZLELOADING RIFLE WITH BREECH PLUG HAVING GAS SEAL FACILITY - A muzzleloading firearm has a barrel with a bore on a bore axis, and the barrel has a muzzle end and a breech end. A frame is connected to the barrel, and has a breech face. The frame moves between an open position in which the breech face is away from the breech end of the barrel, and a closed position in which the breech face abuts the breech end of the barrel. A breech plug is removably attached to the barrel. The breech plug including a seal element closely received by the bore. The seal element may be a set of piston rings that are received in a circumferential groove about a forward end of the plug, or may be a cup at the forward end, with a forward rim that flares under pressure to provide a gas seal. | 06-16-2011 |
Gerald Andrew Garland, Kingsville, MD US
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| 20100026276 | Method and Apparatus for Fast Fault Detection - A method and apparatus are provided for detecting a fault condition on a power system. By rectifying power system phase voltages to produce a rectified waveform, and filtering the rectified waveform or a representation of the rectified waveform through a finite gain synchronous band pass filter to generate a synchronous band pass filter output waveform that indicates the magnitude of a predefined harmonic frequency component, a fault condition on a power system can be identified. | 02-04-2010 |
Harry B. Garland, San Francisco, CA US
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| 20100262950 | EDITING OF TWO DIMENSIONAL SOFTWARE CONSUMABLES WITHIN A COMPLEX THREE DIMENSIONAL SPATIAL APPLICATION AND METHOD - A set of methods and tools are described that permit a user to interact with a two dimensional (2D) photograph or image as if photograph or image is a three dimensional (3D) image of photograph. | 10-14-2010 |
Jacob B. Garland, Marietta, GA US
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| 20120059656 | Speech Signal Similarity - A method for determining a similarity between a first audio source and a second audio source includes: for the first audio source, determining a first frequency of occurrence for each of a plurality of phoneme sequences and determining a first weighted frequency for each of the plurality of phoneme sequences based on the first frequency of occurrence for the phoneme sequence; for the second audio source, determining a second frequency of occurrence for each of a plurality of phoneme sequences and determining a second weighted frequency for each of the plurality of phoneme sequences based on the second frequency of occurrence for the phoneme sequence; comparing the first weighted frequency for each phoneme sequence with the second weighted frequency for the corresponding phoneme sequence; and generating a similarity score representative of a similarity between the first audio source and the second audio source based on the results of the comparing. | 03-08-2012 |
James Garland, Aurora, IL US
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| 20110139227 | TUNNEL HETEROJUNCTIONS IN GROUP IV / GROUP II-VI MULTIJUNCTION SOLAR CELLS - A photovoltaic cell comprises a first subcell formed of a Group IV semiconductor material, a second subcell formed of a Group II-VI semiconductor material, and a tunnel heterojunction interposed between the first and second subcells. A first side of the tunnel heterojunction is formed by a first layer that is adjacent to a top surface of the first subcell. The first layer is of a first conductivity type, is comprised of a highly doped Group IV semiconductor material. The other side of the tunnel heterojunction is formed by a second layer that adjoins the lower surface of the second subcell. The second layer is of a second conductivity type opposite the first conductivity type, and is comprised of a highly doped Group II-VI semiconductor material. The tunnel heterojunction permits photoelectric series current to flow through the subcells. | 06-16-2011 |
| 20110162697 | TUNNEL HOMOJUNCTIONS IN GROUP IV / GROUP II-VI MULTIJUNCTION SOLAR CELLS - A photovoltaic cell comprises a first subcell formed of a Group IV semiconductor material, a second subcell formed of a Group II-VI semiconductor material, and a tunnel homojunction interposed between the first and second subcells. A first side of the tunnel homojunction is formed by a first layer that is adjacent to a top surface of the first subcell. The first layer is of a first conductivity type and is comprised of a highly doped Group IV semiconductor material. The other side of the tunnel homojunction is formed by a second layer that adjoins the lower surface of the second subcell. The second layer is of a second conductivity type opposite the first conductivity type and also is comprised of a highly doped Group IV semiconductor material. The tunnel homojunction permits photoelectric series current to flow through the subcells. | 07-07-2011 |
James W. Garland, Aurora, IL US
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| 20100096001 | HIGH EFFICIENCY MULTIJUNCTION II-VI PHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR CELLS - A Group II-VI photovoltaic solar cell comprising at least two and as many as five subcells stacked upon one another. Each subcell has an emitter layer and a base layer, with the base of the first subcell being made of silicon, germanium, or silicon-germanium. The remaining subcells are stacked on top of the first subcell and are ordered such that the band gap gets progressively smaller with each successive subcell. Moreover, the thicknesses of each subcell are optimized so that the current from each subcell is substantially equal to the other subcells in the stack. Examples of suitable Group II-VI semiconductors include CdTe, CdSe, CdSeTe, CdZnTe, CdMgTe, and CdHgTe. | 04-22-2010 |
| 20100105082 | RAPID DETECTION NANOSENSORS FOR BIOLOGICAL PATHOGENS - An assay test solution, a method for using, and an apparatus for the rapid detection of multiple pathogens using a FRET-based phenomenon. A volume of fluid, possibly containing pathogens, is passed through an intake and combined with an assay solution of quantum dot/antibody-antigen/quencher complexes that dissociate and recombine with the pathogens into quantum dot/antibody-pathogen complexes. The quantum dot/antibody-antigen/quencher and quantum dot/antibody-pathogen complexes are captured on a detection filter which is illuminated by a light source. The quantum dot/antibody-pathogen complexes, but not the quantum dot/antibody-antigen/quencher complexes, fluoresce when excited by the light from the light source and the fluorescence is picked up by a photodetector, indicating the presence of the pathogens. | 04-29-2010 |
| 20100233224 | PHOTOLYTIC RELEASE OF BIOCIDES FOR HIGH EFFICIENCY DECONTAMINATION THROUGH PHOSPHOLIPID NANOPARTICLES - Biocide-filled liposome vesicles containing one or more photosensitizers are located in one or more areas for potential sterilization. Upon receiving one or more signals, the liposome vesicles are irradiated with light causing the membrane of the vesicles to break, thereby releasing the biocidal agent or agents which are distributed throughout the area. Preferred biocidal agents are hydrogen peroxide, benzalkonium chloride, and photo-oxidizing nanoparticles such as titanium dioxide, iron oxide, and certain commercially available biocides such as Ucarcide 25 and Ucarcide 50 from Dow Chemical Co. | 09-16-2010 |
| 20110024876 | CREATION OF THIN GROUP II-VI MONOCRYSTALLINE LAYERS BY ION CUTTING TECHNIQUES - Expungement ions, preferably including hydrogen ions, are implanted into a face of a first, preferably silicon, substrate such that there will be a maximum concentration of the expungement ions at a predetermined depth from the face. Subsequently a monocrystalline Group II-VI semiconductor layer, or two or more such layers, is/are grown on the face, as by means of molecular beam epitaxy. After this a second, preselected substrate is attached to an upper face of the Group II-VI layer(s). Next, the implanted expungement ions are used to expunge most of the first substrate from a remnant thereof, from the grown II-VI layer, and from the second substrate. In another embodiment, a group II-VI layer is grown on a first substrate silicon and an ionic implantation is conducted such that a maximum concentration of expungement ions occurs either in the silicon substrate at a predetermined depth from its interface with the II-VI layer or in the first Group II-VI semiconductor layer at a predetermined depth from the top face of the Group II-VI semiconductor layer. Thereafter all of the first substrate is expunged from the rest of the workpiece. Thin monocrystalline Group II-VI semiconductor structures may thus be mounted to substrates of the fabricator's choice; these substrates may be semiconductors, integrated circuits, MEMS structures, polymeric, metal or glass, may be flexible and may be curved. | 02-03-2011 |
| 20110151616 | MBE GROWTH TECHNIQUE FOR GROUP II-VI INVERTED MULTIJUNCTION SOLAR CELLS - A method of forming a Group II-VI multijunction semiconductor device comprises providing a Group IV substrate, forming a first subcell from a first Group II-VI semiconductor material, forming a second subcell from a second Group II-VI semiconductor material, and removing the substrate. The first subcell is formed over the substrate and has a first bandgap, while the second subcell is formed over the first subcell and has a second bandgap which is smaller than the first bandgap. Additional subcells may be formed over the second subcell with the bandgap of each subcell smaller than that of the preceding subcell and with each subcell preferably separated from the preceding subcell by a tunnel junction. Prior to the removal of the substrate, a support layer is affixed to the last-formed subcell in opposition to the substrate. | 06-23-2011 |
| 20110177585 | RAPID DETECTION NANOSENSORS FOR BIOLOGICAL PATHOGENS - An apparatus for the rapid detection of multiple pathogens using a FRET-based phenomenon. A volume of fluid, possibly containing pathogens, is passed through an intake and combined with an assay solution of quantum dot/antibody-antigen/quencher complexes that dissociate and recombine with the pathogens into quantum dot/antibody-pathogen complexes. The quantum dot/antibody-antigen/quencher and quantum dot/antibody-pathogen complexes are captured on a detection filter which is illuminated by a light source. The quantum dot/antibody-pathogen complexes, but not the quantum dot/antibody-antigen/quencher complexes, fluoresce when excited by the light from the light source and the fluorescence is picked up by a photodetector, indicating the presence of the pathogens. | 07-21-2011 |
Jay L. Garland, Cocoa, FL US
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| 20080264860 | MULTI-GAS BIOREACTOR AND RELATED METHODS - A bioreactor is for processing a fluid stream. The bioreactor may include a bioreaction chamber for receiving the fluid stream therethrough, a pair of spaced apart gas header assemblies within the bioreaction chamber for coupling to first and second gases, a first plurality of hollow fiber membranes (HFMs) extending between the pair of gas header assemblies for introducing the first gas into the fluid stream within the bioreaction chamber, and a second plurality of HFMs extending between the pair of gas header assemblies for introducing the second gas into the fluid stream within the bioreaction chamber. | 10-30-2008 |
Jeffrey C. Garland, Littleton, CO US
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| 20100151559 | Method and apparatus for transferring heat to or from an organ or tissue container - An organ perfusion apparatus and method monitor, sustain and/or restore viability of organs and preserve organs for storage and/or transport. Other apparatus include an organ transporter, an organ cassette and an organ diagnostic device. The apparatus and methods include the cassette and transporter with heat transfer surfaces arranged to transfer heat between a cooling source in said transporter and the heat transfer surfaces of the cassette. | 06-17-2010 |
John R. Garland, Hatfield, PA US
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| 20090022635 | High-performance cracker - A furnace for thermally cracking hydrocarbon process fluid is provided. The furnace comprises a convection section including a plurality of convection sub-sections, a radiant section comprising a plurality of radiant sub-sections, and an enclosure defining a plurality of discrete sectors. Each discrete sector of the enclosure includes a convection sub-section having at least one convection conduit for carrying hydrocarbon process fluid, at least one radiant sub-section having at least one radiant conduit connected to receive preheated hydrocarbon process fluid from the convection conduit, and a heat source configured to deliver heat into the discrete sector. Adjacent sectors of the furnace are segregated from each other, such that the heat delivered from the heat source is substantially localized in the discrete sector of the enclosure. | 01-22-2009 |
Karry Lee Garland, Bean Station, TN US
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| 20090211607 | Compact system and method for cleaning a window or another smooth surface - A cleaning system and method for cleaning window glass or another smooth surface utilizes a first reservoir, a second reservoir, a first battery-operated pump for delivering liquid medium from the first reservoir onto the surface to be cleaned and a second battery-operated pump for drawing spent liquid medium from the surface for transport to the second reservoir. A hand-held wand includes a head having a first face through which the liquid medium is dispensed onto the surface and a second face through which spent liquid medium is drawn from the surface. In addition, a switch is mounted on the wand which permits the user to selectively dispense the liquid medium through the wand or draw the spent liquid medium from the surface, and the reservoirs and pumps are mounted upon a backpack frame enabling these components of the system to be carried upon the back of a user. | 08-27-2009 |
Kent Garland, Salt Lake City, UT US
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| 20100214118 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TRACKING A PERSON - A system and method for tracking a person using a deduced reckoning device is disclosed. The method includes the operation of selecting an initial location of the person. The person's movement along a path is then monitored using directional sensors, including a digital magnetic compass, at least one accelerometer, at least one magnetometer, at least one gyroscope, and an altimeter. The person's changing location is recorded based on a change in outputs of the directional sensors that occur during the person's movement. The person's changing location is transmitted to a command and control center. The person's changing location is then displayed on a graphical user interface at the command and control center. | 08-26-2010 |
Marc Alan Garland, Knoxville, TN US
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| 20090257543 | PRODUCTION OF THORIUM-229 USING HELIUM NUCLEI - A method for producing | 10-15-2009 |
Michael Garland, Lake Elmo, MN US
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| 20100064291 | System and Method for Reducing Execution Divergence in Parallel Processing Architectures - A method for reducing execution divergence among a plurality of threads executable within a parallel processing architecture includes an operation of determining, among a plurality of data sets that function as operands for a plurality of different execution commands, a preferred execution type for the collective plurality of data sets. A data set is assigned from a data set pool to a thread which is to be executed by the parallel processing architecture, the assigned data set being of the preferred execution type, whereby the parallel processing architecture is operable to concurrently execute a plurality of threads, the plurality of concurrently executable threads including the thread having the assigned data set. An execution command for which the assigned data functions as an operand is applied to each of the plurality of threads. | 03-11-2010 |
Michael J. Garland, Lake Elmo, MN US
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| 20090106530 | SYSTEM, METHOD, AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT FOR GENERATING A RAY TRACING DATA STRUCTURE UTILIZING A PARALLEL PROCESSOR ARCHITECTURE - A system, method, and computer program product are provided for generating a ray tracing data structure utilizing a parallel processor architecture. In operation, a global set of data is received. Additionally, a data structure is generated utilizing a parallel processor architecture including a plurality of processors. Such data structure is adapted for use in performing ray tracing utilizing the parallel processor architecture, and is generated by allocating the global set of data among the processors such that results of processing of at least one of the processors is processed by another one of the processors. | 04-23-2009 |
| 20090132878 | SYSTEM, METHOD, AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT FOR PERFORMING A SCAN OPERATION ON A SEQUENCE OF SINGLE-BIT VALUES USING A PARALLEL PROCESSOR ARCHITECTURE - A system, method, and computer program product are provided for performing a scan operation on a sequence of single-bit values using a parallel processing architecture. In operation, a scan operation instruction is received. Additionally, in response to the scan operation instruction, a scan operation is performed on a sequence of single-bit values using a parallel processor architecture with a plurality of processing elements. | 05-21-2009 |
Russell S. Garland, Lexington, KY US
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| 20090289189 | Method and Apparatus for Detecting Unsafe Conditions - A device can be made operable to distinguish between materials impinging on a predefined area based at least in part on differentials within sets of data indicative of measurable characteristics of the materials impinging on the defined area. Such a device can trigger a protection mechanism based at least in part on identification of such differentials. | 11-26-2009 |
Stephen J. Garland, Philadelphia, PA US
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| 20120042242 | MULTIPLE SYNCHRONIZED VIEWS FOR CREATING, ANALYZING, EDITING, AND USING MATHEMATICAL FORMULAS - A computerized method and system for creating, analyzing, and editing complex formulas so as to facilitate their use in software applications such as spreadsheets and database applications. The method and system employ multiple synchronized views for formulas, one view presenting the linear text required by the software application and the other views presenting clear indications of the meaning of that text. Examples of such views include mathematically typeset formulas and hierarchical diagrams that reveal the formula's structure. The method and system parse formulas to determine their structure, display that structure in multiple views, and provide a variety of controls and aids to assist in analyzing, debugging, and editing the formula so that it has the intended meaning and result. Additionally, it synchronizes the multiple views so that changes to the formula or to the presentation of the formula in one view are automatically reflected in the other views. | 02-16-2012 |
Stephen Kent Garland, Salt Lake City, UT US
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| 20110249008 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR GENERATING A COMPUTER MODEL TO DISPLAY A POSITION OF A PERSON - Generating a computer model to display a position of a person in a defined location is disclosed. A method includes the operation of selecting a substantially overhead image of a defined location having spatial coordinates. A perimeter of the defined location is marked using a graphical user interface. The marked perimeter is related to the spatial coordinates of the defined location. A computer model of the defined location is generated based on the marked perimeter. Multiple levels can be added to the computer model. Spatial coordinates of the person can be determined. The position of the person can be displayed relative to the computer model of the defined location based on the spatial coordinates of the person relative to the spatial coordinates of the defined location. | 10-13-2011 |
Thomas A. Garland, Bradenton, FL US
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| 20100301050 | DIAPER PAIL - A diaper pail includes a pail, an upper enclosure having a substantially smooth and continuous outer surface, and a drum assembly mounted within the upper enclosure for transferring a soiled diaper into a disposal bag while minimizing the release of odor from previously disposed diapers already within the disposal bag. The outer surface of the upper enclosure and drum cooperate to form a smooth continuous outer surface which is easily cleaned. The drum assembly includes a flexible plastic seal received around an opening in the lower portion of the drum housing. A deck portion of the seal engages an outer surface of the drum, with the free edge of the flexible seal being movable relative to fixed edge to conform to irregularities in the outer surface of the drum. An actuator handle actuates movement of the drum. | 12-02-2010 |
Thomas Alan Garland, Bradenton, FL US
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| 20100133271 | DEVICE FOR PLACING AND CONTAINING SOILED OBJECTS THEREIN - The device ( | 06-03-2010 |
Thomas M. Garland, East Peoria, IL US
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| 20110068065 | FILTER ASSEMBLY - A filter assembly for filtering particles from a fluid is disclosed. The filter assembly comprises a first plate, a second plate, and a channel. The first plate includes a first face, a second face, and a first set of apertures extending between the first face and the second face. The second plate includes a third face, a fourth face, and a second set of apertures extending between the third face and the fourth face. The second plate is coupled to the first plate such that the third face faces the second face. The channel is between at least a portion of the second face and at least a portion of the third face. The channel provides fluid communication between the first set of apertures and the second set of apertures and has a depth. The depth of the channel determines a filtration level. | 03-24-2011 |
Troy Garland, Pullman, MI US
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| 20090065300 | ELEVATED ADVENTURE COURSE - An elevated adventure course, having an entrance-exit platform connected to a support member; a tracking member secured to a top portion of the support member; an element secured to said support member; and a path defined by a plurality of the elements that leads to a second entrance-exit platform. | 03-12-2009 |
| 20090069104 | RETRACTABLE CHALLENGE COURSE - A retractable challenge course having a support beam ( | 03-12-2009 |
Troy Lee Garland, Martin, MI US
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| 20120067246 | PUCK KEY TRANSITION SYSTEM - An apparatus and system whereby a first member can move along a cable track and then on a glide track to then move in another direction and back on a glide track. The first member has a secondary retention system disposed therein. | 03-22-2012 |
Tylor Garland, Studio City, CA US
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| 20080300623 | MULTI-USE TWEEZER - The present disclosure is generally directed to a multi-tool with more than one tweezer tip. In an example embodiment the multi-tool includes two plates and an interposed spring component. The plates have a plurality of tweezer tip pairs and the spring component permits pivoting articulation of the plates in order to apply pinching forces by the different tweezer tip pairs upon an area of interest. | 12-04-2008 |
| 20090145451 | FINGER CLEANING MULTI-TOOL - The present disclosure is generally directed to a tool with multiple functions for use in cleaning fingers and fingernails. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20090165303 | DUAL-ACTION HAIR TRIMMER - An electric hair-trimming device includes a body having two opposite ends, two trimming heads mounted to the two opposite ends of the body, and two endcaps that detachably couple to the two opposite ends of the body to cover the two trimming heads. The endcaps each have a generally flat end surface such that the device can be stood upright on either of the endcaps. In an example embodiment, the trimming heads are provided by a nose-hair trimmer and a detail trimmer. And in another example embodiment, the nose-hair trimmer includes a high surface-porosity foil shroud. | 07-02-2009 |
William A. Garland, Clemente, CA US
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| 20100226916 | COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR TREATING OCULAR DISEASES AND CONDITIONS - The present invention relates to compositions and methods for prevention and treatment of diseases and conditions, particularly ocular diseases and conditions, characterized by aberrant fibrogenesis or scarring, inflammation, and/or aberrant neovascularization or angiogenesis. The compositions and methods of the invention utilize immune-derived moieties that are specifically reactive against the bioactive lipid, sphingosine-1-phosphate, and its variants, which moieties are capable of decreasing the effective concentration of bioactive lipid being targeted. In one embodiment, the immune-derived moiety is a humanized monoclonal antibody that is reactive against sphingosine-1-phosphate. | 09-09-2010 |