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Brian Michael Gillette, Bronx, NY US
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| 20100278798 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR FORMING BIOCOMPATIBLE MATERIALS - Methods and systems forming biocompatible materials are disclosed herein. Forming a biocompatible material may include contacting a liquid, having a linking material, with an adjoining material having embedded therein a nucleating material that causes the linking material to nucleate and grow into the liquid. After a time sufficient to cause the linking material to grow substantially from the nucleating material into a space occupied by the liquid, the liquid may be solidified to form a solid such that the linking material secures the solid to the adjoining material. | 11-04-2010 |
| 20110015739 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR FORMING PATTERNED EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX MATERIALS - An extracellular matrix (ECM)-based scaffold suitable for artificial skin as well as other structures can be formed using a bioreactor fabricated with a pattern that introduces desired structural features, on the microscale and/or nanoscale, to ECM-precursors gelled in the bioreactor. The bioreactor can produce a finely patterned scaffold—over clinically relevant size scales—sufficiently robust for routine handling. Preformed ECM-based scaffolds can also have microscale and/or nano-scale structural features introduced into a surface thereof. ECM-based scaffolds may be formed with well-defined structural features via microetching and/or remodeling via ‘contact degradation.’ A surface-activated pattern can be used to degrade the ECM-based scaffold at contact regions between the pattern and the ECM. The produced ECM-based scaffolds can have structures of dimensions conducive to host tissue ingrowth while preserving the fibrous structure and ligand density of natural ECMs. | 01-20-2011 |
Gavin John Gillette, Bonita Springs, FL US
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| 20100218655 | CURVED RECIPROCATING SAW BLADE FOR CUTTING CIRCLES, HOLES AND/OR ARCHES - A reciprocating saw blade having a shank with a longitudinal axis which extends from one end of the blade to the other end of the blade and a transverse axis which extends across the width of the blade. A cutting edge is located along one or both longitudinal edges of the shank of the blade, a concave side wall extends along the transverse axis of one side of the blade, a convex side wall extends along the transverse axis of the other side of the blade and the curvature is around the longitudinal axis. | 09-02-2010 |
Gregory Ronald Gillette, Clifton Park, NY US
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| 20090202743 | MULTILAYER COATING PACKAGE ON FLEXIBLE SUBSTRATES FOR ELECTRO-OPTICAL DEVICES - An electro-optical device having at least one base and a multilayer coating surface disposed on at least one surface of the base. The at least one base may comprise either an optically or electronically active portion or a flexible polymeric material. The multilayer coating set comprises at least one organic layer and at least one inorganic layer. The base and multilayer coating set are transparent. The multilayer coating set provides a barrier to moisture and oxygen and provides chemical resistance. The multilayer coating set is also mechanically flexible and thermally stable up to a glass transition temperature of the base. | 08-13-2009 |
| 20110081498 | COATED SHEET, METHOD OF FORMATION THEREOF, AND ARTICLES DERIVED THEREFROM - A sheet material includes a polycarbonate substrate and a protective coating containing the reaction products of an aminoplast resin, a polyol compound, and a UV-absorbing amount of a triazine compound. The sheet material exhibits an improved balance of abrasion resistance, solvent resistance, weatherability, and formability. | 04-07-2011 |
Gregory Ronald Gillette, Houston, TX US
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| 20090057202 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR REMOVING VANADIUM FROM LOW-GRADE FUELS - A method for treating fuel containing vanadium including extracting vanadium from the fuel with an adsorption material and fractionating the fuel into a light oil fraction and a heavy fuel fraction. The light fuel fraction has a reduced amount of vanadium. Systems for fuel preparation are also provided. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20100146947 | EMISSIONS CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD - A system comprising a fuel converter comprising a catalyst composition capable of converting a fuel into a selected one or both of a syngas reductant and a short chain hydrocarbon reductant, wherein the catalyst composition comprises: cracking sites that perform a cracking function when a temperature of an exhaust fluid is greater than a predetermined threshold temperature, wherein the cracking function converts long chain hydrocarbon molecules to short chain hydrocarbon molecules; and partial oxidation sites that perform a catalytic partial oxidation function when the temperature of the exhaust fluid is less than the predetermined threshold temperature, wherein the catalytic partial oxidation function oxidizes the fuel to produce the syngas reductant; and a selective catalytic reduction catalyst reactor in fluid communication with the fuel converter and the exhaust fluid. | 06-17-2010 |
John Donald Gillette, Bonita Springs, FL US
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| 20100218655 | CURVED RECIPROCATING SAW BLADE FOR CUTTING CIRCLES, HOLES AND/OR ARCHES - A reciprocating saw blade having a shank with a longitudinal axis which extends from one end of the blade to the other end of the blade and a transverse axis which extends across the width of the blade. A cutting edge is located along one or both longitudinal edges of the shank of the blade, a concave side wall extends along the transverse axis of one side of the blade, a convex side wall extends along the transverse axis of the other side of the blade and the curvature is around the longitudinal axis. | 09-02-2010 |
Marcus Gillette, Seattle, WA US
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| 20110289222 | CLIENT-SERVER SESSION PARALLELISM - Using client-server session parallelism (CSSP), a client device establishes multiple network communication sessions with different remote servers and requests the same unsegmented data item from each server. Whichever copy of the unsegmented data item is received earliest at the client device is provided to an application. The CSSP software may be part of a network stack, or it may be part of a particular application such as a browser or a media player. The servers are not necessarily CSSP-aware, but when they are, sessions may be load-balanced. CSSP sessions may also be transferred to other CSSP-aware servers in view of server loads, imminent server reboots, or other events. A CSSP client may notify a CSSP server of status information describing session(s) established at the client with other server(s), allowing the server to reallocate bandwidth to other clients when the CSSP client has sufficient alternate data sources. | 11-24-2011 |
Marlin R. Gillette, Brewerton, NY US
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| 20080218417 | Probe fed patch antenna - A microstrip antenna configuration employs a metallic patch which is positioned on the top surface of a dielectric substrate. The dielectric substrate has the bottom surface coated with a suitable metal to form a ground plane. A hole is formed through the ground plane, through the dielectric to allow access to the bottom surface of the patch. A center conductor of a coaxial cable is directly connected to the patch. The center conductor of the coaxial cable is surrounded by a metallic housing within the substrate area. The patch forms a first plate for the capacitance while the diameter of the outer housing of the coaxial cable within the substrate is increased to form another plate on the end of the coaxial cable. The value of capacitance can be adjusted by the area of the metallic housing the relative dielectric constant of the spacing material, and the spacing between the plates. The sum of the probe inductive impedance and microstrip patch antenna input impedance using the direct probe connection is adjusted and centered at a desired design center frequency and many such frequencies can be accommodated. | 09-11-2008 |
| 20080218418 | Patch antenna including septa for bandwidth conrol - A patch antenna element includes a parasitic patch which is positioned on a top surface of a substrate. Located beneath the parasitic patch is a driven patch. The driven patch is coupled either directly or capacitively to the center conductor of a coaxial cable and hence provides a signal which signal is coupled to the parasitic patch. The parasitic patch, as well as the driven patch is surrounded by a metal wall cavity. The metal wall cavity increases mutual coupling between antenna patch elements of similar types. Disposed between the parasitic patch and the driven patch are septa elements. The septa elements are oriented parallel to the edges of the patch and are DC connected to the cavity metal sidewalls. The septa operate to reduce total cavity thickness and patch to patch mutual coupling while further allowing control of the bandwidth. | 09-11-2008 |
Samuel Mark Gillette, Burlington, NC US
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| 20100018645 | Treated Nonwoven Fabrics and Window Shades Incorporating Same - A nonwoven fabric treated to provide pleat retention, static control, stain-resistance, and antimicrobial efficacy for a window shade application. The stain-resistant finish does not significantly interfere with the subsequent printing, as well as the pleating and gluing of the nonwoven fabric into a window shade. A test method to determine the degree of stain resistance to common household products is also described. | 01-28-2010 |
| 20100147621 | SOUND ATTENUATING ARTICLES HAVING REBULKABLE NONWOVEN WEBS AND METHODS OF FORMING SAME - A method of forming a sound attenuating material includes heating a densified, rebulkable nonwoven web at a sufficient temperature and for a sufficient time to rebulk the nonwoven web to an open, lofty form; compressing the rebulked nonwoven web to a predetermined thickness; and cooling the compressed nonwoven web at a sufficient temperature and for a sufficient time to cause the compressed nonwoven web to maintain the predetermined thickness. The cooled, compressed nonwoven web may further be formed into a desired shape. One or more additional layers of material may be laminated to the densified, rebulkable nonwoven web substantially simultaneously with the heating step. The nonwoven web may be heated to a temperature above the melt point of at least one component fiber of the nonwoven web and heating may be accomplished by heating one or both sides of the nonwoven web. | 06-17-2010 |
| 20100314195 | Acoustically Tunable Sound Absorption Articles and Methods of Making Same - The present invention provides a tunable sound absorption facing which includes a cellulosic web and a nonwoven web entangled together. The facing has a controllable air flow resistance. | 12-16-2010 |
| 20110114414 | ACOUSTICALLY TUNABLE SOUND ABSORPTION ARTICLES AND METHODS OF MAKING SAME - A moldable acoustic facing comprises cellulosic fibers and synthetic fibers entangled together. The acoustic facing has a basis weight of from about 1.5 to about 5.0 ounces per square yard (osy), a thickness of less than about 0.050″, a mean pore size of between about 8 microns and about 40 microns, and an elongation at break of at least twenty percent. The acoustic facing includes less than about five percent synthetic microfiber and has an acoustic resistance of at least about 250 Rayls. | 05-19-2011 |
| 20110283458 | Ticking Layers that Reduce Flame Propagation and Upholstered Articles Incorporating Same - A method of producing a ticking includes laminating a flame retardant backer to film material, wherein the backer releases flame retardant in the vapor phase that reduces the rate of flame propagation along the film material, when the ticking layer is exposed to flame. The backer is laminated in direct contact with the film material. In some embodiments, the laminated ticking is configured to release less than 15 MJ of heat in the first ten minutes when exposed to a flame in accordance with the testing protocol set forth in 16 CFR 1633. Upholstered articles, such as mattresses, mattress foundations, and articles of furniture, may incorporate the ticking layer. | 11-24-2011 |
Stephen J. Gillette, Whitehall, PA US
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| 20100264575 | BOOKLET FEEDER SYSTEMS AND METHODS - The present subject matter relates to systems and methods for advancing booklets from a group of booklets are provided. In particular, a booklet feeder can include a conveying path for supporting a group of booklets with each booklet comprising a stack of bound sheet articles, and a grip remover configured for engaging booklets in a seriatim manner in the conveying path. The grip remover can be movable to remove an engaged booklet from the conveying path and advance the removed booklet to an exit path. | 10-21-2010 |
Thomas D. Gillette, Burley, ID US
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| 20090071331 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR REDUCING OFF-GASSED OZONE - Systems and methods for producing ozonated water on demand. In particular, these systems comprise a water source, an ozone source, and a nozzle that mixes ozone and water to form a highly concentrated, ozonated water solution. Instead of requiring the ozonated water to be re-circulated to achieve a desired ozone concentration, the nozzle is configured to form the ozonated water solution in a single pass through the nozzle. Additionally, instead of requiring the ozonated water to be discharged into a pressurized tank to increase ozone absorption, the nozzle allows the ozonated water to be openly discharge. In some cases, the nozzle comprises a venturi with multiple ozone inlets to increase mixing. Additionally, in some cases the nozzle comprises a single pass mixing mechanism that mixes the water and ozone to form the high concentrate, ozonated water solution in a single pass through the nozzle. | 03-19-2009 |
| 20090072052 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PRODUCING OZONATED WATER ON DEMAND - Systems and methods for producing ozonated water on demand. In particular, these systems comprise a water source, an ozone source, and a nozzle that mixes ozone and water to form a highly concentrated, ozonated water solution. Instead of requiring the ozonated water to be re-circulated to achieve a desired ozone concentration, the nozzle is configured to form the ozonated water solution in a single pass through the nozzle. Additionally, instead of requiring the ozonated water to be discharged into a pressurized tank to increase ozone absorption, the nozzle allows the ozonated water to be openly discharged. In some cases, the nozzle comprises a venturi with multiple ozone inlets to increase mixing. Additionally, in some cases the nozzle comprises a single pass mixing mechanism that mixes the water and ozone to form the high concentrate, ozonated water solution in a single pass through the nozzle. | 03-19-2009 |
Thomas D. Gillette, Hallandale, FL US
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| 20110114548 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR REDUCING OFF-GASSED OZONE - Systems and methods for producing ozonated water on demand. In particular, these systems comprise a water source, an ozone source, and a nozzle that mixes ozone and water to form a highly concentrated, ozonated water solution. Instead of requiring the ozonated water to be re-circulated to achieve a desired ozone concentration, the nozzle is configured to form the ozonated water solution in a single pass through the nozzle. Additionally, instead of requiring the ozonated water to be discharged into a pressurized tank to increase ozone absorption, the nozzle allows the ozonated water to be openly discharge. In some cases, the nozzle comprises a venturi with multiple ozone inlets to increase mixing. Additionally, in some cases the nozzle comprises a single pass mixing mechanism that mixes the water and ozone to form the high concentrate, ozonated water solution in a single pass through the nozzle. | 05-19-2011 |
Timothy C. Gillette US
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| 20080289959 | SELF-DIAGNOSTIC SENSOR SYSTEM - A system for monitoring the viability of an electrochemical cell measures the impedance of the cell over a wide range of impedances and with diminished phase shift over prior methods so that a more nearly accurate assessment of the impedance can be made. The system is particularly useful for four electrode systems, but is not so limited. It may advantageously be incorporated in the cell itself to further minimize cabling artifacts. | 11-27-2008 |
Zachary Lynn Gillette, Charlotte, NC US
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| 20120011159 | MONITORING COMMUNICATIONS - Methods, computer readable media, and apparatuses for monitoring communications are presented. A communication that includes non-public information may be identified. Subsequently, it may be determined whether the communication meets at least one outlier condition. In response to determining that the communication meets the at least one outlier condition, the communication may be submitted for review. | 01-12-2012 |
| 20120011245 | MONITORING COMMUNICATIONS - Methods, computer readable media, and apparatuses for monitoring communications are presented. A first username may be compared with a second username. The first username may be associated with a sender of a communication, and the second username may be associated with a recipient of the communication. Thereafter, based on the comparing, the probability that the first username and the second username are both associated with a single entity may be determined. In at least one arrangement, in response to determining that the probability exceeds a threshold, it may be determined that the first username and the second username are both associated with the single entity. In at least one additional arrangement, the threshold may be modified automatically based on previously analyzed incident data. | 01-12-2012 |