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Bernd Hochmuth, Munchen DE
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| 20110123012 | CONTROLLING A CALL SETUP PROCESS - A call setup process ( | 05-26-2011 |
Gernot Hochmuth, Mannheim DE
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| 20090041624 | FLUIDIC STRUCTURE AND METHOD FOR PRODUCTION OF A FLUID STRUCTURE - A fluidic structure and a method for production of a fluidic structure are provided. The method may comprise, in order, introducing at least one externally accessible opening into at least one base substrate of the fluidic structure, partially introducing at least one section of a fluidic conductor, which has at least one inner lumen and at least one conductor wall, in particular of a tube or flexible tube, into the at least one opening, introducing at least one curable fluid sealing material into the at least one opening, entirely or partially curing the at least one fluid sealing material, and producing at least one connecting channel between at least one inner lumen in the at least one fluidic conductor and at least one fluid channel in the fluidic structure, the at least one connecting channel passing through at least one conductor wall. | 02-12-2009 |
| 20090054854 | MICRODIALYSIS CATHETER AND PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURE - A microdialysis catheter for partial implantation is used to supply a perfusion fluid and remove a dialysate, such as glucose, and comprises a carrier, at least one opening in the carrier, and a non-porous coating over the opening. The carrier contains at least one channel for supplying a perfusion fluid and for removing a dialysate and an area intended for implantation. The opening on the carrier has a connection with the channel for the passage of fluid. The non-porous coating is externally bonded to the carrier. The non-poroous coating is diffusion-permeable to an analyte and covers the area intended for implantation and the opening. A process for manufacturing the microdialysis catheter is also disclosed. | 02-26-2009 |
Gregor Hochmuth, San Francisco, CA US
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| 20100153516 | Controlling Content Distribution - A computer-implemented method for controlling content distribution includes forwarding information associated with a user to a device operated by the user, the information being configured for use in selecting content from any of multiple content providers for a content distribution to the user. The method includes receiving, in response to the information, an edit of the information forwarded from the device. The edit identifies a first content provider and including a first modification of the content distribution regarding the first content provider. The method includes storing the edit in association with the information such that the first modification is taken into account in the content distribution. The method can be implemented using a computer program product tangibly embodied in a computer-readable storage medium. | 06-17-2010 |
Harald Hochmuth, Hagenbuechbach DE
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| 20100258391 | STEP-BY-STEP MECHANISM, IN PARTICULAR FOR A SEAT ADJUSTMENT - The seat adjustment mechanism has a housing with an outer ring and an inner ring. The rings are arranged concentrically. Clamping bodies interact with double clamping ramps on the rings and are arranged in an annular space between the rings. Spring supports pivot in relation to each other, interact with a stop on the housing, are arranged concentrically with the rings, and engage in each case both in the annular space and in an inner space arranged radially within the inner ring. The spring supports are braced in relation to each other by a spring, which is arranged in the inner space to secure the clamping bodies in the center of the double clamping ramps. Stop surfaces of the spring supports are acted upon by a force in the direction in which they are minimally spaced apart. | 10-14-2010 |
Roland M. Hochmuth, Collins, CO US
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| 20110107229 | SELF-MANAGEMENT OF LOCAL RESOURCES ALLOCATED REMOTELY - Systems, methods, and other embodiments associated with persisting information concerning per-user, per-connection display configuration control are described. One example method includes identifying services that provide outputs to be displayed to an identified user on displays available to the identified user. Services are provided by remotely located computers. The example method may also include establishing a display control parameter based on a stored mapping that persistently relates services, outputs, displays, and users. The mapping stores information concerning the parameter as configured by the identified user during a previous session. The example method may also include controlling the display of the output on the display based on the parameter. | 05-05-2011 |
Roland M. Hochmuth, Ft. Collins, CO US
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| 20110047476 | IMAGE-BASED REMOTE ACCESS SYSTEM - Image-based remote access systems and methods are described herein. At least some illustrative embodiments include a method that includes dividing into a plurality of sub-regions graphical data in a first frame buffer ( | 02-24-2011 |
Roland M. Hochmuth, Fort Colins, CO US
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| 20110093917 | Hierarchical Policy Management - A system and method for administering access to a central resource by a remote access device. A system includes a remote access device and a computer executing a hierarchical policy manager. The remote access device requests access to a central resource. The hierarchical policy manager determines a policy for allowing the device to access the resource by evaluating access policies at a plurality of precedence levels of a policy hierarchy. The hierarchical policy manager allows the device to access the resource based on the policy set at the highest precedence level of the policy hierarchy at which access control is specified. | 04-21-2011 |