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Hazem Barmada, Ocean Springs, MS US
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| 20100249799 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR REMOVING AN IMPLANTED CATHETER FROM A PATIENT - A method comprising removing a port from a patient through an incision and coupling a rod disposed in a sheath to the end of a catheter. The method also includes sliding the sheath along the rod and catheter into tissue surrounding the catheter in a rotating manner to separate the tissue from the catheter until the catheter is able to freely be removed from the patient, and removing the catheter from the patient. The method may also include making a shorter second incision on the patient and exposing a portion of the catheter through the patient's skin to facilitate coupling of the rod with the catheter and retrieval of the catheter. | 09-30-2010 |
Hazem Elmeleegy, West Lafayette, IN US
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| 20090204594 | Recommendation System for Assisting Mashup Developers at Build-Time - A recommendation system exploits a repository of mashups to provide design-time assistance to the user through relevant suggestions as to what outputs can be generated along with the best plans to generate those outputs. An output ranker ranks the outputs of the system base on their popularity scores, and a planner uses metric planning algorithms and a configurable utility function. The system takes into account popularity and semantic similarity when recommending services and sources. | 08-13-2009 |
Hazem Elsebaie, Giza EG
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| 20110054536 | GROWTH DIRECTED VERTEBRAL FIXATION SYSTEM WITH DISTRACTIBLE CONNECTOR(S) AND APICAL CONTROL - Growth directed correction of a spine via apical vertebral control includes securing a correction system to a first vertebra and a second vertebra of the spine, the correction system defining a correction axis extending between the first and second vertebra and securing the correction system to a third vertebra intermediate the first and second vertebra, the correction system securing the third vertebra at a fixed distance from the correction axis. The correction system is secured to the first and second vertebra such that the first and second vertebra are able to grow away from one another in a direction substantially parallel to the correction axis. | 03-03-2011 |
Hazem Hajj, Portland, OR US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090003684 | Defect analysis - In one embodiment, a method to analyze a semiconductor wafer comprises extracting inline defect data from a data source, counting a total number of inline defects and end-of-line defects, terminating the analysis when the total number of inline defects and end-of-line defects exceeds a threshold, and mapping the inline defects onto the end-of-line defects when the total number of inline defects and end-of-line defects is less than a threshold. | 01-01-2009 |
| 20090006436 | Automated yield analysis system - Systems and methods associated with automated semiconductor fabrication device yield analysis are described. One embodiment includes a computing system that includes a working file storage system that stores files corresponding to semiconductor fabrication test devices. The working file storage system may include working directories and executable flows corresponding to working directories. The computing system also includes a data controller that may select a working directory, transfer an input file to the selected working directory, and execute a flow to process an input file and to produce an output file. The output file may include a yield analysis based on data provided by a semiconductor fabrication test device. | 01-01-2009 |
Hazem Kabbara, Boylston, MA US
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| 20100171602 | Intelligent Power Management of an Intermediate Network Device Switching Circuitry and PoE Delivery - Embodiments of the invention include a management agent which has access to power output control circuitry of a digital electronic communication switch, a power meter, a load sharing means, and the ability to manage the power of switching circuits in the switch. The power meter enables the management agent to identify the power consumed by the switching circuits that are enabled and operational. This information, coupled with (1) knowledge of the power allocated to each port via PoE, and (2) policy information (which specifies power allocation preferences) is used in a two-pass power management method. | 07-08-2010 |
| 20100207449 | Power Sharing with Stackable Switches - Power is automatically allocated among a plurality of network switches, such as a plurality of stackable switches. In one embodiment, one device in the network is designated as a “master” device which controls the power allocation for all of the switches. In another embodiment, a distributed algorithm is used, in which each device uses power allocation decision logic to formulate a mutually agreed-upon power allocation. Power from multiple power-granting devices may be consolidated to provide aggregated power to one or more power-needing devices. | 08-19-2010 |