Jason Matthew
Jason Matthew Coposky, Apex, NC US
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20150235045 | METHODS, SYSTEMS, AND COMPUTER READABLE MEDIA FOR PROVIDING A SECURE VIRTUAL RESEARCH SPACE - Methods, systems, and computer readable media for providing a secure virtual research space are disclosed. According to one aspect, a system for providing a secure virtual research space includes: a data grid for storing and managing data to be shared among multiple collaborative partners, the data grid comprising at least one data storage device; at least one virtual network appliance, each virtual network appliance comprising a hardware processor for providing controlled access to shared data on the data grid by a user; and a data leakage protection mechanism for preventing unauthorized transfer of data out of the secure virtual research space. | 08-20-2015 |
Jason Matthew Dent, Haarlem NL
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20140114642 | STATISTICAL LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF SOURCE CONTENT - Systems and method for statistical linguistic analysis. According to some embodiments, methods may include evaluating a source text using one or more types of statistical linguistic analysis to determine a translatability of the source text and providing the translatability of the source text to a client node. | 04-24-2014 |
Jason Matthew Goldberg, Campbell, CA US
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20150288416 | Wireless Communication Synchronization System - Wireless communication synchronization at a wireless signal receiver is described. A wireless signal received may be a spread spectrum signal containing a periodic extension of a primary code, a periodic extension of a secondary code, and a data portion. The receiver may determine a first chip sequence representative of the secondary code by extraction of the primary code and the data portion from a first received wireless signal. The receiver may further determine, from a second received wireless signal, a second chip sequence representative of the secondary code by extraction of the primary code from the second received wireless signal. The receiver may identify a phase offset associated with the received wireless signals by analyzing the first chip sequence and the second chip sequence. | 10-08-2015 |
Jason Matthew Mitmesser, Jeffersonville, IN US
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20090052818 | Hybrid bearing - One embodiment of a hybrid vertical axis rotating load carrying bearing with continuously variable operating conditions able to carry surprisingly heavy weight, and occasionally easily able to carry drastically more weight than that; The preferred embodiment has 3 different types of bearings combined to form one ideal bearing. The first type of bearing is a half ball and female sliding bearing. The second type of bearing is a floating bearing that surrounds the sliding bearing. The third type of bearing is rolling bearings. In this preferred embodiment with 3 different types of bearings, the rolling bearings are partially engaged under ideal load weight conditions, and nearly fully engaged under severe load weight conditions. The sliding and floating bearings are always fully engaged into the vertical weight load no matter what the vertical weight load may be. | 02-26-2009 |
20090108587 | Hybrid vertical axis wind turbine - One embodiment of a hybrid vertical axis wind turbine with a big annular generator ( | 04-30-2009 |
Jason Matthew Mittmesser, Jeffersonville, IN US
Jason Matthew Ochoada, Greenwood, IN US
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20080306125 | Compounds and Methods for Modulating Fx-Receptors - Compounds of formula. wherein variables are as defined herein and their pharmaceutical compositions and methods of use are disclosed as useful for treating dyslipidemia and related diseases. | 12-11-2008 |
20090093524 | COMPOUNDS AND METHODS FOR MODULATING FXR - Compounds of formula (I) wherein variables are as defined herein and their pharmaceutical compositions and methods of use are disclosed as useful for treating dyslipidemia and related diseases. | 04-09-2009 |
20090270460 | FXR AGONISTS - Compounds of formula wherein variables are as defined herein and their pharmaceutical compositions and methods of use are disclosed as useful for treating dyslipidemia and related diseases. | 10-29-2009 |
Jason Matthew Taylor, Berkeley, CA US
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20130290805 | Distributed System for Fault-Tolerant Data Storage - Fault-tolerant storage is provided using a distributed data storage system that receives input data from clients and divides that data into data blocks for storage. The data blocks are processed using a coding scheme that generates redundant level one error correction blocks (L1EC Blocks). The L1EC blocks enable the reconstruction of one or more damaged or inaccessible data blocks, so long as sufficient undamaged elements are still accessible. The L1EC blocks and the data blocks are divided into distribution sets and these sets are stored at a plurality of data storage locations. At each data storage location additional level two error correction blocks (L2EC blocks) are generated that provide local data redundancy. The L2EC blocks enable reconstruction of damaged elements at a data storage location without requiring communication with the other data storage locations. | 10-31-2013 |
20140047266 | Distributed System for Fault-Tolerant Data Storage - Fault-tolerant storage is provided using a distributed data storage system that receives input data from clients and divides that data into data blocks for storage. The data blocks are processed using a coding scheme that generates redundant level one error correction blocks (L1EC Blocks). The L1EC blocks enable the reconstruction of one or more damaged or inaccessible data blocks, and the L1EC blocks and the data blocks are divided into distribution sets and stored at a plurality of data storage locations. At each data storage location additional level two error correction blocks (L2EC blocks) are generated that provide local data redundancy. Upon detecting a data disruption event, an inaccessible data storage location is identified and the elements that were stored at the inaccessible data storage location are reconstructed. | 02-13-2014 |
20140052764 | File Storage System Based on Coordinated Exhaustible and Non-Exhaustible Storage - A file storage system may be implemented by coordinating non-exhaustible and exhaustible storage devices. The exhaustible storage devices may be lower grade flash based storage devices. The non-exhaustible storage devices may be storage devices based on magnetic recording mechanisms or higher grade flash storage. The file storage system may store received content items on the exhaustible storage devices. The file storage system may additionally store metadata for the content items and/or the file storage system on the non-exhaustible storage devices. During operation, the file storage system may globally optimize the content items on the exhaustible storage devices such that more heavily accessed items are moved to exhaustible storage devices that have experienced relatively few data operations. The file storage system can move less frequently accessed content items to exhaustible storage devices that have experienced a relatively large number of data operations. As such, the operation lifetime of the exhaustible storage devices as a whole can be prolonged. | 02-20-2014 |
20150052180 | FILE STORAGE SYSTEM BASED ON COORDINATED EXHAUSTIBLE AND NON-EXHAUSTIBLE STORAGE - A file storage system may be implemented by coordinating non-exhaustible and exhaustible storage devices. The exhaustible storage devices may be lower grade flash based storage devices. The non-exhaustible storage devices may be storage devices based on magnetic recording mechanisms or higher grade flash storage. The file storage system may store received content items on the exhaustible storage devices. The file storage system may additionally store metadata for the content items and/or the file storage system on the non-exhaustible storage devices. During operation, the file storage system may globally optimize the content items on the exhaustible storage devices such that more heavily accessed items are moved to exhaustible storage devices that have experienced relatively few data operations. The file storage system can move less frequently accessed content items to exhaustible storage devices that have experienced a relatively large number of data operations. As such, the operation lifetime of the exhaustible storage devices as a whole can be prolonged. | 02-19-2015 |
Jason Matthew Toff, San Francisco, CA US
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20130227415 | AUTOMATIC DETECTION OF SUGGESTED VIDEO EDITS - Systems and methods are provided herein relating to video classification. A trained classifier can analyze a video for suggested edits. A plurality of features of the video can be analyzed based that determines whether the video is a good candidate for various type of editing. The suggested edits can be performed automatically or with the authorization of a user who submitted the video. The user can review the edited video and either approve or reject the edits. Using an automated process to suggest and perform video edits can improve the quality of videos within a video data store. | 08-29-2013 |
20130338806 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SELECTIVE REMOVAL OF AUDIO CONTENT FROM A MIXED AUDIO RECORDING - Systems and techniques for removing a sound recording from an audio recording (e.g., an audio recording embedded in a media file) are presented. The system can include an identification component, a first subtraction component and a second subtraction component. The identification component identifies a sound recording in a mixed audio recording. The first subtraction component determines a local linear transformation of the sound recording and subtracts the local linear transformation of the sound recording from the mixed audio recording to generate a new mixed audio recording. The second subtraction component compares one or more segments of the sound recording with one or more corresponding segments of the new mixed audio recording and reduces a power level of the new mixed audio recording based at least in part on correlation of the one or more corresponding segments with the one or more segments. | 12-19-2013 |
20160041807 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SELECTIVE REMOVAL OF AUDIO CONTENT FROM A MIXED AUDIO RECORDING - Systems and techniques for removing a sound recording from an audio recording (e.g., an audio recording embedded in a media file) are presented. The system can include an identification component, a first subtraction component and a second subtraction component. The identification component identifies a sound recording in a mixed audio recording. The first subtraction component determines a local linear transformation of the sound recording and subtracts the local linear transformation of the sound recording from the mixed audio recording to generate a new mixed audio recording. The second subtraction component compares one or more segments of the sound recording with one or more corresponding segments of the new mixed audio recording and reduces a power level of the new mixed audio recording based at least in part on correlation of the one or more corresponding segments with the one or more segments. | 02-11-2016 |
Jason Matthew Wiersdorf, West Jordan, UT US
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20160089254 | COATED BALLOONS AND COATED BALLOON ASSEMBLIES AND RELATED METHODS OF USE AND MANUFACTURE - Medical devices and medical assemblies that have a lubricant disposed on an inner surface (e.g., balloons to be inflated within a cavity of a patient) are disclosed, along with related methods of use and manufacture. Such devices or assemblies may be passed through an elongate channel (e.g., a catheter channel or the working channel of an endoscope) and deployed distal of the elongate channel to adopt an expanded configuration. The devices or assemblies may then be compacted as they are withdrawn into the elongate channel after deployment. Some medical devices and assemblies comprising a lubricant on an inner surface of a balloon body may be more readily withdrawn into the elongate channel than embodiments that lack such a lubricant. | 03-31-2016 |