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Alec R. Groom, Bristol GB
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| 20090283974 | Seal assembly - Seal assembly for sealing a clearance gap between a boundary of an aperture formed in a housing and a member extending through the aperture. The seal assembly comprises a seal member and a seal member mounting means disposed around the sealing member and is configured to engage with the aperture boundary. The seal member mounting means is configured to seal an alignment interspace provided in the clearance gap between the seal member and aperture boundary. The seal member mounting means is configurable to permit the seal member to be located at a position relative to the aperture boundary in dependence upon the relative positions of the member and aperture boundary to thereby accommodate misalignment between the member and aperture boundary. The seal member mounting means is configurable to lock the seal member relative to the aperture boundary in said position. | 11-19-2009 |
| 20100320701 | COMPLIANT ELEMENT - A compliant structure comprises first and second sections | 12-23-2010 |
Anthony John Groom, Wiltshire GB
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| 20090275751 | 1,2-DIHYDROPYRIDINE COMPOUNDS, MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF AND USE THEREOF - The present invention provides a novel compound having an excellent AMPA receptor inhibitory action and/or kainate inhibitory action. A compound represented by the following formula, a salt thereof or hydrates thereof. | 11-05-2009 |
Charles Groom, Seattle, WA US
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| 20120069977 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SELF-SERVICE AUTOMATED DIAL-OUT AND CALL-IN SURVEYS - A poll definition comprising a plurality of poll questions and a phone list comprising a plurality of phone list entries is received over the network from a user. Each phone list entry comprises a phone number for one of a first plurality of poll targets. A first poll run is conducted as a dial-out poll run using the poll definition and the phone list, such that a first set of answers to the plurality of poll questions is received from at least some of the first plurality of poll targets. A second poll run is conducted as a call-in poll run, using the poll definition, such that a second set of answers to the plurality of poll questions is received from a second plurality of poll targets. A third poll run is conducted as a web survey, using the poll definition, such that a third set of answers to the plurality of poll questions is received from a third plurality of poll targets. | 03-22-2012 |
| 20120072261 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SELF-SERVICE AUTOMATED MULTIMODAL SURVEYS - A poll definition comprising a plurality of poll questions and a phone list comprising a plurality of phone list entries is received over the network from a user. Each phone list entry comprises a phone number for one of a first plurality of poll targets. A first poll run is conducted as a dial-out poll run using the poll definition and the phone list, such that a first set of answers to the plurality of poll questions is received from at least some of the first plurality of poll targets. A second poll run is conducted as a call-in poll run, using the poll definition, such that a second set of answers to the plurality of poll questions is received from a second plurality of poll targets. A third poll run is conducted as a web survey, using the poll definition, such that a third set of answers to the plurality of poll questions is received from a third plurality of poll targets. | 03-22-2012 |
Elaine . Groom, Belfast GB
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| 20110000850 | WATER TREATMENT - A process for the treatment of water comprising at least the steps of: (a) providing the water in laminar flow; and (b) providing bubblefree aeration to the water. The present invention introduces aerobic treatment into wastewater settlement without any hindrance to the settlement process. The present invention is useable for any settlement step or stage, without limitation, the commonest being primary settlement or final settling. | 01-06-2011 |
J Bradley Groom, Oxford, OH US
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| 20090020182 | FUEL-DISPENSING NOZZLE INHIBITOR - A nozzle inhibitor is included in a fuel tank filler neck closure assembly. The nozzle inhibitor blocks full insertion of a small-diameter unleaded fuel nozzle into the filler neck closure assembly yet allows full insertion of a large-diameter diesel fuel nozzle into the filler neck closure assembly. | 01-22-2009 |
| 20100175785 | FUEL-DISPENSING NOZZLE INHIBITOR - A nozzle inhibitor is included in a fuel tank filler neck closure assembly. The nozzle inhibitor blocks full insertion of a small-diameter unleaded fuel nozzle into the filler neck closure assembly yet allows full insertion of a large-diameter diesel fuel nozzle into the filler neck closure assembly. | 07-15-2010 |
Kristian Michael Groom, Sheffield GB
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| 20110176564 | Methods of Modulating a Quantum Dot Laser and a Multisection Quantum Dot Laser - A multisection quantum dot laser ( | 07-21-2011 |
Linda Groom, Lyons, NY US
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| 20080299599 | FLUORESCENT PROTEINS FOR MONITORING INTRACELLULAR SUPEROXIDE PRODUCTION - Protein probes and methods for measuring real-time changes in intracellular superoxide formation are provided. The probes include superoxide sensitive variants of yellow fluorescent and green fluorescent proteins. The probes, or nucleic acids encoding the probes, may be delivered to cells or organisms. Changes in the fluorescence of the probes may then be detected using standard real-time fluoroscopy techniques. | 12-04-2008 |
Murree Groom, Norfolk GB
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| 20090317500 | PESTICIDE AND REPELLANT - A pesticide or repellent comprising a liquid concentrate obtained from garlic juice by the removal of water from the juice. | 12-24-2009 |
Murree Groom, Thetford GB
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| 20100069674 | GARLIC PROCESSING - A method of producing polysulfides comprising the step of adding elemental sulphur to an allicin-containing plant extract. In preferred embodiments, the plant extract is mechanically treated members of the genus | 03-18-2010 |
| 20100274037 | ALLYLIC POLYSULFANES - Diallylic polysulfides (polysulfanes) are provided with sulfur chain lengths of 9 to 22. Also provided are bis(2-methyl-2-propenyl) polysulfides with sulfur chain lengths of 3 to 22. Also provided are 2-substituted bis(2-propenyl) polysulfides with sulfur chain lengths of 3 to 20. Also provided are the 2-cycloalken-1-yl polysulfides, 2-cyclohexen-1-yl polysulfides and 2-cyclopenten-1-yl polysulfides, with sulfur chain lengths of 3 to 20. Also provided are processes for extending the sulfur chain length of diallylic polysulfides and 2-substituted analogues thereof and allyl methyl polysulfides by bringing such compounds into contact with elemental sulfur and heating, or by mixing with molten sulfur. | 10-28-2010 |
Roy K. Groom, Aachen DE
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| 20090323899 | GRID FOR SELECTIVE ABSORPTION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION AND METHOD FOR ITS MANUFACTURE | 12-31-2009 |
Terry J. Groom, Lucas, TX US
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| 20100123444 | ACCELERATED RESPONSE TO LOAD TRANSIENTS IN PFM DC-TO-DC CONVERTERS - A pulse generator circuit in a DC-to-DC converter may be configured to generate pulses that have a frequency that increases in response to increases in the load on the DC-to-DC converter. The pulse generator circuit may be configured to cause each pulse to have a constant width. When the pulse reaches the end of the constant width and the magnitude of the current through an inductance in the converter is less than a threshold value, however, the pulse generator may be configured to extend the pulse until the magnitude of the current through the inductance reaches the threshold value. The pulse generator circuit may be configured to prematurely terminate each pulse if and at such time as the load voltage exceeds a target value by approximately half of the peak-to-peak voltage of the ripple component plus the noise component margin. | 05-20-2010 |