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David T. Gering, Waunakee, WI US
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| 20100053208 | SYSTEM AND METHOD OF CONTOURING A TARGET AREA - A two-dimensional contouring tool that allows a user to maintain a minimum distance away (in 3D) from other structures. The contouring tool allows the user to rapidly define a series of contours that conform to the shape of one or more existing contours (or targets) with user-specified margin limits between the new contour and the existing contours (or targets). | 03-04-2010 |
David T. Gering, Waukesha, WI US
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| 20080219538 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR GENERATING AN IMAGE USING MRI AND PHOTOGRAPHY - A method for generating an image of a region of interest of a subject includes obtaining a set of magnetic resonance (MR) data for the region of interest. In addition, photographic data for at least one surface of the region of interest is obtained, for example, from a database or by using a camera for photographing the region of interest. An image is generated by using the set of MR data to generate a depiction of at least one structure of the region of interest and by using the photographic data to generate a depiction of at least one surface of the region of interest. | 09-11-2008 |
David Thomas Gering, Waunakee, WI US
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| 20110019889 | System and method of applying anatomically-constrained deformation - System and method of generating a warp field to generate a deformed image. The system and method use segmentation in a new method of image deformation with the intent of improving the anatomical significance of the results. Instead of allowing each image voxel to move in any direction, only a few anatomical motions are permissible. The planning image and the daily image are both segmented automatically. These segmentations are then analyzed to define the values of the few anatomical parameters that govern the allowable motions. Given these model parameters, a deformation or warp field is generated directly without iteration. The warp field is applied to the planning image or the daily image to deform the image. The deformed image can be displayed to a user. | 01-27-2011 |
Howard Lawrence Gering, North Caldwell, NJ US
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| 20110227303 | Creeper with LED lights - The invention is directed to a creeper having a plurality of LED lights. The LED lights may be housed in a movable member adjacent the creeper frame or in the creeper frame. | 09-22-2011 |
Kevin L. Gering, Idaho Falls, ID US
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| 20110077880 | SYSTEMS, METHODS AND COMPUTER READABLE MEDIA FOR ESTIMATING CAPACITY LOSS IN RECHARGEABLE ELECTROCHEMICAL CELL - A system includes an electrochemical cell, monitoring hardware, and a computing system. The monitoring hardware periodically samples charge characteristics of the electrochemical cell. The computing system periodically determines cell information from the charge characteristics of the electrochemical cell. The computing system also periodically adds a first degradation characteristic from the cell information to a first sigmoid expression, periodically adds a second degradation characteristic from the cell information to a second sigmoid expression and combines the first sigmoid expression and the second sigmoid expression to develop or augment a multiple sigmoid model (MSM) of the electrochemical cell. The MSM may be used to estimate a capacity loss of the electrochemical cell at a desired point in time and analyze other characteristics of the electrochemical cell. The first and second degradation characteristics may be loss of active host sites and loss of free lithium for Li-ion cells. | 03-31-2011 |
Michael F. Gering, Hillsborough, NC US
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| 20090094616 | Comparing Middleware Configurations - A system and method for comparing middleware configurations on a plurality of data processing systems. A comparison manager organizes a first set of configuration objects into a first representative tree structure and a second set of configuration objects into a second representative tree structure. The comparison manager uniquely identifies (utilizing a key value) each configuration object in the first and second set of configuration objects. If at least two configuration objects have matching key values, the comparison manager compares the property values of the at least two configuration objects. The comparison manager then outputs the result of the comparison. | 04-09-2009 |
| 20090113383 | SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USING CUSTOMIZABLE TEMPLATES TO RETRIEVE AND DISPLAY A SYSTEM CONFIGURATION TOPOLOGY GRAPH - A method, system, and computer program product for implementing a customizable visual configuration (VC) template to retrieve and display a working set of system configuration objects. The computer-implementable method includes selecting a current system configuration object. Once a system configuration object is selected, a VC utility examines all available VC templates. The VC utility displays available VC templates whose starting configuration object matches the selected current system configuration object. In response to a selected VC template, the VC utility retrieves and displays system configuration objects defined by the selected VC template. | 04-30-2009 |
Thomas Gering, Sarasota, FL US
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| 20110186629 | Method For The Authentication Of Dosage Forms - The present invention relates to a method for the authentication of dosage forms such as tablets, in particular pharmaceutical tablets, by reading, i.e. detecting, code structure from the tablet, reading additional information from the package or on an information sheet, and then comparing the readings to verify authenticity. The code structure may be randomized on a plurality of tablets disposed in identifiable locations in a shared package such that the detected code structures define a unique digital signature for the package of tablets. | 08-04-2011 |