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Alan Gilmour, Houston, TX US
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| 20100038318 | ENHANCED SOLIDS CONTROL - A method of cleaning drilling fluid including providing a flow of drilling fluid to a treatment loop, determining a flow rate of the drilling fluid, and injecting a polymer into the drilling fluid based on the determined flow rate of the drilling fluid. Additionally, the method includes injecting a coagulant into the drilling fluid based on the determined flow rate of the drilling fluid and adjusting the rate of polymer and coagulant injection based on a change in the flow rate of the drilling fluid. Also, a method of controlling a drilling fluid cleaning system, the method including inputting a polymer dosage rate and a coagulant dosage rate into a system controller and providing instructions to the system controller. The instructions include determining an instantaneous flow rate of a drilling fluid in the system, calculating a polymer injection rate to produce the inputted polymer dosage rate based on the instantaneous flow rate of the drilling fluid, calculating a coagulant injection rate to produce the inputted coagulant dosage rate based on the instantaneous flow rate of the drilling fluid, and adjusting the polymer injection rate and the coagulant injection rate based on the instantaneous flow rate. | 02-18-2010 |
| 20100300979 | DEWATERING OF SILICATE WELLBORE FLUIDS - A method of treating silicate-based wellbore fluids that includes flocculating at least a portion of contaminants contained in a silicate-based wellbore fluid out of the fluid phase; and separating the flocculated contaminants from the fluid phase. Methods of recycling silicate-based fluids, methods of disposing used silicate-based fluid, and methods of disposing of wellbore fluid waste are also disclosed. | 12-02-2010 |
Andrew Jonathan Gilmour, Oak Park, IL US
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| 20080210918 | MODULAR PERIMETER ELECTRONIC SECURITY SYSTEM - A modular array for a security fence system includes a tension module with a plurality of tension devices, a tensioning compensation module with a plurality of tensioning compensation devices, and a plurality of conductors each extending between a tension device and a tensioning compensation device. The modular arrays may be stacked for increased fence height. A conductor support module individually supports each conductor. An angular deviation module accommodates right, obtuse or acute angles. The tension devices automatically set the tension in the conductors to a predetermined tension. The tensioning compensation devices automatically accommodate expansion or contraction of the conductors due to temperature changes. All of the components of the modular array may be shipped in a standard pallet. | 09-04-2008 |
Daniel A. Gilmour, West Hartford, CT US
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| 20110161809 | HAND-HELD ELECTRONIC DEVICE - A hand-held electronic device includes, a first side that has a first display that is touch sensitive, a second side that has a second display and is positionally fixed relative to the first side, and a physical keyboard disposed at the second side. | 06-30-2011 |
Jason Gilmour, Huntington Beach, CA US
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| 20110168640 | GAS BUBBLE GENERATION FOR COALESCING - Apparatus is provided for introducing gas bubbles | 07-14-2011 |
Jason D. Gilmour, Huntington Beach, CA US
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| 20090008343 | WATER FILTRATION SYSTEM - A water filtration system ( | 01-08-2009 |
| 20100252501 | QUICK CONNECT MODULAR WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEM - Multiple water purifier modules are stacked in a rack having manifolds for each of the various water filtration functions: feed, concentrate, and filtrate. Each module connects to the rack by a quick connect for each of the filtration tubes. The quick connects are of the self-sealing type. A handle on the end of the module away from the rack has a lever for causing the quick connects to release the module from the rack while the system remains in operation. The, module can then be totally removed from the rack for testing, service, or replacement while the overall system remains in operation. Each module contains complete filtration media. The water is passed into the feed tubes under pressure where it passes into an elongated cavity filled with elongated hollow fibers. Filtrate, such as purer water, passes through the walls of the hollow fibers to an outlet, while concentrate, which is fluid with a high percent of impurities, flows from the cavity into concentrate tubes to another outlet for disposal. The tubes and concentrate tubes are small diameter tubes with small holes spaced along their lengths. The tubes lie at opposite sides of the cavity, rather than at opposite ends, and the tubes are surrounded by the fibers that are tightly packed together and that are tightly packed around the tubes, to control the flow rate of feed fluid between them. | 10-07-2010 |
Kenneth Sean Gilmour, Issaquah, WA US
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| 20100073160 | ALERTING USERS USING A MULTIPLE STATE STATUS ICON - A user alert system is described that provides multiple dimensions of information to a user through a status icon. Initially the status icon displays a neutral state that informs the user that the user alert system is running, but there are currently no relevant alerts for the user to view. When the user alert system receives a lower priority alert, the system determines if the number of lower priority alerts received exceeds a threshold. If the number of lower priority alerts exceeds the threshold, then the user alert system modifies the status icon to display a low alert state. When the user alert system receives a higher priority alert, the system modifies the status icon to display a high alert state. Thus, the user alert system displays both the existence of alerts and the priority of the alerts to the user at the same time. | 03-25-2010 |
Laura J. Gilmour, Memphis, TN US
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| 20110245930 | POROUS SURFACE LAYERS WITH INCREASED SURFACE ROUGHNESS AND IMPLANTS INCORPORATING THE SAME - Systems and methods for providing tissue-interfacing surface layers with increased roughness can be attained by providing a metallic powder to a machined or previously machined tissue-interfacing surface of a porous foam structure. The metallic powder can have sizes and characteristics such that the porous structure can have an increased roughness at the tissue-interfacing machined surface while inhibiting the occlusion of the open pores in the porous metallic foam structure. | 10-06-2011 |
M. Ian Gilmour, Research Triangle Park, NC US
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| 20090061473 | Measurement of Carbonaceous Particles in Biological Samples - Disclosed is a method of quantitative estimation of carbonaceous particles in biological samples such as biological cells and tissues. | 03-05-2009 |
Nicholas R. Gilmour, San Jose, CA US
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| 20100081473 | ORIENTATION AND PRESENCE DETECTION FOR USE IN CONFIGURING OPERATIONS OF COMPUTING DEVICES IN DOCKED ENVIRONMENTS - A mobile computing device (‘MCD’) and docking station (‘dock’) are individually equipped with features and components that enable charging/power signals to be communicated from the dock to the MCD without use of connectors. Other embodiments provide for the MCD or the dock to identify an orientation of the MCD as retained on the docking station. As an addition or alternative, magnetic coupling may be used to maintain and/or orient the two devices in a mated position. | 04-01-2010 |
Page S. Gilmour, Rockville, MD US
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| 20090110684 | Neutralizing monoclonal antibodies to respiratory syncytial virus - The present invention relates to the identification and cloning of a novel neutralizing human monoclonal antibody to the Respiratory Syncytial Virus. The invention provides such antibodies, fragments of such antibodies retaining RSV-binding ability, chimeric antibodies retaining RSV-binding ability, and pharmaceutical compositions including such antibodies. The invention further provides for isolated nucleic acids encoding the antibodies of the invention and host cells transformed therewith. Finally, the invention provides for diagnostic and therapeutic methods employing the antibodies and nucleic acids of the invention. | 04-30-2009 |
Perry J. Gilmour, La Center, WA US
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| 20100051296 | SELF-PROPELLED TRANSPORTABLE ROCK PICKER - An improved rock picker system includes a prime mover, with an operator's cab and towing means; windrow means detachably and foldingly mounted to the prime mover front; collector means; separator means; transfer means; dump trailer means detachably connectable to the prime mover towing means; an hydraulic power supply in fluid communication with the hydraulic loads; and, control means for controlling the hydraulic power supply and hydraulic loads individually. Control means includes a plurality of remotely operated hydraulic control valves corresponding to the hydraulic loads and a control panel in electrical communication with the remotely operated hydraulic control valves, and speed control means for controlling the speed of the hydraulic loads. | 03-04-2010 |
Robert Andrew Gilmour, River Forest, IL US
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| 20080210918 | MODULAR PERIMETER ELECTRONIC SECURITY SYSTEM - A modular array for a security fence system includes a tension module with a plurality of tension devices, a tensioning compensation module with a plurality of tensioning compensation devices, and a plurality of conductors each extending between a tension device and a tensioning compensation device. The modular arrays may be stacked for increased fence height. A conductor support module individually supports each conductor. An angular deviation module accommodates right, obtuse or acute angles. The tension devices automatically set the tension in the conductors to a predetermined tension. The tensioning compensation devices automatically accommodate expansion or contraction of the conductors due to temperature changes. All of the components of the modular array may be shipped in a standard pallet. | 09-04-2008 |
Steven B. Gilmour, Coral Gables, FL US
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| 20080311004 | BIOSENSOR AND ULTRASONIC METHOD OF MAKING A BIOSENSOR - There is provided a test strip for testing a fluid sample, including a sample cavity configured to receive the fluid sample and an ultrasonically-spread reagent layer arranged on at least one surface of the sample cavity. There is also provided a method for making a biosensor, including providing a substrate having a region for receiving a sample; dispensing a liquid substance on at least one surface of the region for receiving a sample; and subjecting the substrate to ultrasonic vibrations to quickly and uniformly spread the liquid substance on the at least one surface of the region for receiving a sample. | 12-18-2008 |
Susan K. Gilmour, Wynnewood, PA US
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| 20110256161 | METHODS FOR ENHANCING IMMUNE RESPONSE - This disclosure demonstrates a novel therapy immunological approach using polyamine-based therapy (PBT) for relieving tumor-induced suppression of the patient's immune system. The demonstration of the pharmacological release from the naturally occurring polyamine-mediated immune suppression offers profound impact on the immunotherapy of cancer together with a variety of diseases caused by the disease-causing vector's ability to evade an immune reaction. This therapeutic approach is equally applicable to disease states whereby immune system suppression by polyamines has been demonstrated including; bacterial infections, parasitic infections including malaria and typanosomiasis, viral infections, peptic ulcers and gastric cancer due to | 10-20-2011 |
Tom S. Gilmour, Los Gatos, CA US
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| 20090299808 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT - In one example embodiment, a system and method is shown that includes receiving a plurality of appropriation amounts and corresponding requested amounts associated with a project. The system and method also includes tabulating the plurality of received appropriation amounts and requested amount data in a budget table. Further, initiating an approval request for a requested amount may also be implemented. In an additional embodiment, the system and method include sending the approval request to one or more approvers using an email system. Further, the system and method includes receiving an approval response from the approvers using the email system. Moreover, the system and method includes updating the budget table to indicate the status of the approval request. | 12-03-2009 |