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Kamyar Jambor-Sadeghi, Tiburon, CA US
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| 20100115445 | Software with Improved View of a Business Process - The proper visualization of a business process plays a key role in analyzing, changing, simulating and monitoring the business process. Most BPMS systems today, provide a modeling environment where the business user can define and visualize business processes as BPMN diagrams. Some more advanced systems (such as Savvion Business Manager) enable monitoring of the business process at run-time via a color-coded view of the process diagram. While process diagram is an important view of the process, it lacks the level of abstraction needed to provide information in an optimal way to the business users. The proposed visualization, called the 360 degree view provides an optimal view of a business process without losing important details about the process. | 05-06-2010 |
Kamyar Kalantar-Zadeh, Torrance, CA US
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| 20120103072 | PROGNOSTIC ASSAYS FOR MAINTENANCE HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS - Described herein are methods for determining the overall survival of maintenance hemodialysis patients. The methods include measuring low density lipoprotein (LDL) particle size and subfraction concentrations as prognostic tools for early mortality risk detection. For example, the presence of increased very small LDL concentration or decreased LDL particle size in blood-serum serves as a useful means for prognostic risk assessment and monitoring. | 05-03-2012 |
Kamyar Keyvanloo, Mashhad IR
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| 20100317909 | CARBON NANOTUBE CATALYST FOR OLEFIN PRODUCTION - A method for producing olefins using a carbon nanotube catalyst is disclosed. Initially, a hydrocarbon feedstock is received. The hydrocarbon feedstock, the carbon nanotube catalyst, and steam are mixed in a thermal cracking reactor. The mixture is heated in the thermal cracking reactor to a particular temperature. The olefins are then separated from the mixture. The carbon nanotube catalyst can include carbon nanotubes coated with M1 | 12-16-2010 |
Kamyar Kheradpir, Durham, NC US
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| 20090123993 | BIOREACTOR FOR DEVELOPMENT OF BLOOD VESSELS - The present invention provides a blood vessel bioreactor and accessory system to harvest, maintain, transport, and/or develop a native blood vessel or a tissue-engineered biosynthetic blood vessel construct in which regulated nutritive fluid flow as well as a pressure and shear stress regimen is supplied which nutritionally and mechanically conditions the native or tissue-engineered blood vessel construct to withstand an in vitro or in vivo environment. The present invention includes a blood vessel harvest and carriage cassette ( | 05-14-2009 |
| 20110101647 | Towing Apparatus for Vehicles - A towing apparatus that can be mounted to a vehicle chassis/frame or other structural member without requiring relocation of the spare tire or removal of the bumper includes a frame and a hitch apparatus secured to the frame. The frame includes an elongated base member having opposite end portions. A pair of arms extend away from the base member end portions in side by side, spaced-apart relationship. Each arm includes a mounting bracket configured to be attached to the underside of a vehicle. The hitch apparatus is secured to the base member and includes a housing and a tow bar movably disposed within the housing. The tow bar is movable relative to the housing between retracted and extended positions, and is pivotable relative to the housing when in an extended position. A locking member releasably engages the tow bar to maintain the tow bar when fully retracted. | 05-05-2011 |
| 20110221166 | Hitch Apparatus for Vehicles - A hitch apparatus includes a housing and a tow bar movably disposed within the housing. The housing includes spaced-apart first and second sections. At least one of the sections includes an elongated slot. The tow bar includes a guide member that extends outwardly from the tow bar at the proximal end thereof and that is operably engaged with the slot. The housing may include a pair of tow bar guide doors pivotally secured between the first and second sections that limit the extent which the tow bar pivots and that guide the tow bar as it is retracted. The housing may include a pair of guide posts extending between the first and second sections and the tow bar may include a pair of guide wings that contact the guide posts to limit the extent to which the tow bar can pivot and guide the tow bar as it is retracted. | 09-15-2011 |
Kamyar Moinzadeh, Renton, WA US
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| 20080235553 | Data Link Layer Tunneling Technique for High-Speed Data in a Noisy Wireless Environment - In accordance with the invention, a data link layer tunneling technique is disclosed for improving the throughput of high speed data in noisy wireless environments. The method for recovering lost frames transmitted between a packet sending unit and a packet receiving unit in a data communications system, and generally comprises the steps of: (a) identifying a failure to successfully receive a missed frame at the packet receiving unit; (b) establishing a logical tunnel channel at the packet receiving unit to acknowledge the next successfully received frame; (c) starting a first timer at the packet receiving unit; (c) upon receiving a tunnel establishment request from the packet receiving unit, the packet sending unit resending the missed frame on the logical tunnel channel and starting a second timer; and (d) the packet sending unit resending the missed frame a specified number of times until receiving an acknowledgement from the packet receiving unit. | 09-25-2008 |
| 20100069075 | ESTABLISHING A COMMUNICATION CHANNEL IN A WIRELESS NETWORK - A method of operating a communication system is disclosed. The method includes transmitting from a remote unit to a base station remote unit channel data. The remote unit channel is generated at the remote unit and includes data about a first portion of communication channels on which the call can be executed. The method also includes applying a channel selection method to the remote unit channel data and to base station channel data so as to select a communication channel from among the first portion of communication channels. The base station channel data is generated at the base station and includes data about a second portion of the communication channels. The method further includes executing a call on the selected communication channel. | 03-18-2010 |