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George K. Bartley, Iii, Burgettstown, PA US
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| 20100075084 | Coating Compositions for Cans and Methods of Coating - A coating composition for a food or beverage can that includes an emulsion polymerized latex polymer formed by combining an ethylenically unsaturated monomer component with an aqueous dispersion of a water-dispersible polymer. | 03-25-2010 |
| 20100178442 | Coating Compositions for Cans and Methods of Coating - A coating composition for a food or beverage can that includes an emulsion polymerized latex polymer formed by combining an ethylenically unsaturated monomer component with an aqueous dispersion of a water-dispersible polymer. | 07-15-2010 |
| 20100183835 | Coating Compositions for Cans and Methods of Coating - A coating composition for a food or beverage can that includes an emulsion polymerized latex polymer formed by combining an ethylenically unsaturated monomer component with an aqueous dispersion of a water-dispersible polymer. | 07-22-2010 |
George K. Belicka, Jr., Gilbert, AZ US
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| 20100014828 | VIDEO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND METHOD - Systems and methods for video management facilitate operations on a video file based on a transcript or other annotations about the video file. On a stand-alone DVD player, DVD menu components facilitate navigation of a video file in increments corresponding to a portion of a transcript of the video file, for example one page of the transcript at a time. Transcript text may be presented as part of the DVD menu components to enable a user to read the transcript in increments and navigate the video file accordingly. | 01-21-2010 |
George K. Celler, Summit, NJ US
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| 20080261377 | METHOD OF FORMING A DEVICE WAFER WITH RECYCLABLE SUPPORT - A method for forming a device wafer with a recyclable support by providing a wafer having first and second surfaces, with at least the first surface of the wafer comprising a semiconductor material that is suitable for receiving or forming electronic devices thereon, providing a supporting substrate having upper and lower surfaces, and providing the second surface of the wafer or the upper surface of the supporting substrate with void features in an amount sufficient to enable a connecting bond therebetween to form a construct wherein the bond is formed at an interface between the wafer and the substrate and is suitable to maintain the wafer and supporting substrate in association while forming or applying electronic devices to the first surface of the wafer, but which connecting bond is severable at the interface due to the void features to separate the substrate from the wafer so that the substrate can be reused. | 10-23-2008 |
| 20090261344 | RELAXATION OF A STRAINED LAYER USING A MOLTEN LAYER - A method for making a crystalline wafer, in which an interface layer is associated with a support substrate. A first layer is associated with the interface layer in a strained state. The interface layer is melted sufficiently to substantially uncouple the first layer from the support substrate to relax the first layer from the strained to state to a relaxed state. The interface material is solidified with the first layer in the relaxed state to obtain a first wafer. | 10-22-2009 |
| 20090315140 | METHOD OF FORMING A DEVICE WAFER WITH RECYCLABLE SUPPORT - A method for forming a device wafer with a recyclable support by providing a wafer having first and second surfaces, with at least the first surface of the wafer comprising a semiconductor material that is suitable for receiving or forming electronic devices thereon, providing a supporting substrate having upper and lower surfaces, and providing the second surface of the wafer or the upper surface of the supporting substrate with void features in an amount sufficient to enable a connecting bond therebetween to form a construct wherein the bond is formed at an interface between the wafer and the substrate and is suitable to maintain the wafer and supporting substrate in association while forming or applying electronic devices to the first surface of the wafer, but which connecting bond is severable at the interface due to the void features to separate the substrate from the wafer so that the substrate can be reused. | 12-24-2009 |
| 20100283118 | OXIDATION AFTER OXIDE DISSOLUTION - A method for manufacturing a SeOI substrate that includes a thin working layer made from one or more semiconductor material(s); a support layer; and a thin buried oxide layer between the working layer and the support layer. The method includes a manufacturing step of an intermediate SeOI substrate having a buried oxide layer with a thickness greater than a thickness desired for the thin buried oxide layer; and a dissolution step of the buried oxide layer in order to form therewith the thin buried oxide layer. After the dissolution step, an oxidation step of the substrate is conducted for creating an oxidized layer on the substrate, and an oxide migration step for diffusing at least a part of the oxide layer through the working layer in order to increase the electrical interface quality of the substrate and decrease its Dit value. | 11-11-2010 |
| 20100295083 | SUBSTRATES FOR MONOLITHIC OPTICAL CIRCUITS AND ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS - A multilayer wafer structure containing a silicon layer that contains at least one waveguide, an insulating layer and a layer that is lattice compatible with Group III-V compounds, with the lattice compatible layer in contact with one face of the insulating layer, and the face of the insulating layer opposite the lattice compatible layer is in contact with the silicon layer. The silicon and insulating layers contain either or both of at least one continuous cavity filled with materials such as to constitute a photodetector zone, or at least one continuous cavity filled with materials such as to constitute a light source zone. | 11-25-2010 |
George K. Kannell, Florham Park, NJ US
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| 20090167456 | HIGH SPEED WIDEBAND DIFFERENTIAL SIGNAL DISTRIBUTION - An exemplary device that operates as a differential splitter includes a plurality of differential signal conductors. Each of the conductors is coupled to at least one other of the conductors by a connector and a resistor. The coupled conductors are impedance matched by a combination of a spacing between the connector and the resistor, an impedance of the conductors and a resistive value of the resistor. An input is associated with two of the differential signal conductors. A plurality of outputs are each associated with a respective two of the differential conductors. | 07-02-2009 |
| 20090170422 | METHOD OF CONTROLLING WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS - An exemplary method of controlling wireless communications includes generating a control signal that indicates a desired transmission timing of a plurality of interference signals from a respective plurality of interference devices. The control signal is transmitted to the plurality of interference devices. | 07-02-2009 |
George K. Kodokian, Kennett Square, PA US
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| 20110250257 | FIBROUS TISSUE SEALANT AND METHOD OF USING SAME - Disclosed herein is a fibrous tissue sealant in the form of an anhydrous fibrous sheet comprising a first component which is a fibrous polymer containing electrophilic or nucleophilic groups and a second component capable of crosslinking the first component when the sheet is exposed to an aqueous medium, thereby forming a crosslinked hydrogel that is adhesive to biological tissue. The fibrous tissue sealant may be useful as a general tissue adhesive for medical and veterinary applications such as wound closure, supplementing or replacing sutures or staples in internal surgical procedures, tissue repair, and to prevent post-surgical adhesions. The fibrous tissue sealant may be particularly suitable for use as a hemostatic sealant to stanch bleeding from surgical or traumatic wounds. | 10-13-2011 |
George K. Lau, Syosset, NY US
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| 20080235855 | Chest protector in sports medicine - A chest protector, in sports medicine, adapted for players of the athletic games, is light in weight and reasonably comfortable to wear. It will protect the heart and chest cavity area of players in such games as lacrosse, field hockey, and baseball. The chest protector includes a shirt, preferably of two-way stretch fabric, having a large front pocket across its chest area. A protector plate is positioned within the pocket. The protector plate is an assembly of molded layers, comprising inner-most and outer-most layers of plastic, preferably polyethylene sheets; a central layer of a high impact polymer pad, preferably a dry polyurethane gel; and two layers of high impact resistant fabric of high tensile strength fibers, preferably para-aramid fibers, with the polymer pad being sandwiched between the two layers of impact resistant fabric. | 10-02-2008 |
George K. Nyako, Santa Clara, CA US
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| 20080320400 | String customization - Techniques are described to provide string customization. In an implementation, a menu document is generated that specifies one or more menu items to be included in a menu that correspond to one or more actions available via code of a module. A string document is generated that specifies one or more strings to represent the one or more menu items in the menu. The menu document and the string document are made available to a client that includes the module to output the menu having the one or more strings to represent the menu items. The one or more strings are selectable to cause a corresponding action to be performed by the module. | 12-25-2008 |
| 20100192182 | ANIMATED STATION IDENTIFIER IN PROGRAM GUIDES - A television program guide is displayed having a station identifier portion in a first location. A determination is made as to when a user navigates in the television program guide between past programs and future programs. In response to the user navigating in the television program guide between the past programs and the future programs, the station identifier portion is changed to a second location. | 07-29-2010 |
George K. Perekattu, Kottayam IN
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| 20120109413 | ELECTRIC DRIVING RANGE CALCULATOR - A method of and device for determining driving range for a vehicle operating with a rechargeable energy storage supply. The method includes performing a calculation based on a limited number of input parameters, including a driving distance, average speed, location and time of day. Other determinations, such as the possibility of using a battery power-depleting climate control system, as well as battery capacity and climate data for various seasonal and location factors may also be used in the calculations. | 05-03-2012 |
George K. Phillips, Paso Robles, CA US
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| 20080267448 | SECURITY DOCUMENT HAVING INTEGRATED COPY-VOID AND VALIDATION SECURITY FEATURES - Documents for minimizing and detecting fraudulent activity are provided. The document comprises a printable substrate, a first security feature that forms a latent copy-void warning message that visually appears on an electronically printed reproduction of the document original, and a second security feature that forms a latent validation message that visually appears on a digital reproduction of the document original. This arrangement allows a possessor of the printed document reproduction to quickly identify it as a counterfeit by virtue of the presence of the copy-void warning message on the document original, and allows an inspector of a digital document reproduction to quickly identify it as an authentic digital reproduction of the document original by virtue of the presence and exactness of the validation message. The second security feature is at least partially embedded, and can be completely embedded, within the first security feature. In this manner, a criminal who attempts to circumvent the first security feature by removing the latent copy-void warning message, will inadvertently remove the latent validation message. As a result, any document generated from such fraudulent activity will not contain the validation message, thereby indicating to an inspector of the digital image that it was not generated from the document original. | 10-30-2008 |
George K. Popadin, Stafford Springs, CT US
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| 20120116820 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ACTIVE INSURANCE UNDERWRITING USING INTELLIGENT IP-ADDRESSABLE DEVICES - A system and method are disclosed herein for maintaining an inventory of assets located at an insured property covered under an insurance policy based on data received from IP-addressable devices located at the property. The system includes an inventory database for storing inventory information about assets located at an insured property, a communication interface for receiving registration and operational data associated with an IP-addressable device, and a business logic computer. The business logic computer creates a data structure for storing inventory information about assets located at the insured property in the inventory database for each insured property. The business logic computer determines, for the insured property, the inventory information about the insured property's assets based on registration and operational data received from its IP-addressable devices located at the property. The business logic computer stores the insured property's inventory information in its associated data structure in the inventory database. | 05-10-2012 |
George K. Radda, Oxfordshire GB
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| 20110033387 | METHOD OF DETERMINATION OF PDH ACTIVITY AND IMAGING MEDIA FOR USE IN SAID METHOD - The invention relates to a method of determination of PDH activity by | 02-10-2011 |
George K. Stookey, Carmel, IN US
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| 20090214089 | System and Method for Data Analysis And Capture - A system for capture and analysis of dental demineralization information. | 08-27-2009 |
| 20100047736 | Handpiece for Detection of Dental Demineralization - A dental implement including a housing, a light source, and an air supply. | 02-25-2010 |
George K. Tsantes, Great Falls, VA US
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| 20080208726 | Method and system for securing credit accounts - An enterprising identity thief may open new credit accounts in a consumer's name and then place a credit freeze on a consumer's credit file, thus making it more difficult to detect or remedy the identity theft. This problem may be solved by automatically requesting a security freeze at each of the three main credit bureaus upon the enrollment of a consumer with the service provider. The requesting of the security freeze may result in the credit bureau generating an identification code for the consumer at each of the credit bureaus. The service provider then may immediately request that the security freeze be removed. Accordingly, the consumer may gain control of the security freeze credentials from each credit bureau before the identity thief. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20090205036 | Secure information storage and delivery system and method - A system for secure information storage and delivery includes a vault repository that includes a secure vault associated with a user, wherein the secure vault is associated with a service level including at least one of a data type or a data size limit associated with the secure vault, the secure vault being adapted to receive and at least one data entry and securely store the at least one data entry if the at least one of a size or a type of the at least one data entry is consistent with the service level. A mobile vault server coupled to the vault repository creates a mobile vault on a mobile device based on the secure vault and is capable of authenticating the mobile device based on user authentication information. The mobile vault server includes a mobile device handler that communicates with the mobile device. A synchronization utility determines whether the at least one data entry on the secure vault is transferable to or storable on the mobile vault based on at least one of the size or the type of the at least one data entry and transfers the at least one data entry from the secure vault to a corresponding data entry on the mobile vault if the at least one data entry on the secure vault is determined to be transferable to or storable on the mobile vault. | 08-13-2009 |
George K. Vangelatos, Fair Oaks, CA US
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| 20100288168 | DUAL HEIGHT WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION - A worksurface arrangement comprising at least a first support member, a first worksurface forming member supported by the first support member at a first vertical height and extending to a first side from the first support member, a second worksurface forming member supported by the first support member at a second vertical height and extending to a second side opposite the first side of the first support member and a housing including, a front cover extending below the first worksurface forming member, a substantially vertical upper back cover extending downward from the first worksurface forming member substantially to the second vertical height proximate the second worksurface forming member and spaced from the front cover wherein the upper back cover and the front cover bound an upper housing cavity width and a lower back cover extending below the second worksurface forming member and spaced from the front cover wherein the lower back cover and the front cover bound a lower housing cavity width that is larger than the upper housing cavity width. | 11-18-2010 |