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Krishna, Bangalore
A.g. Krishna, Bangalore IN
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| 20100195906 | AUTOMATIC IMAGE ENHANCEMENT - Disclosed is a method for correction of pixel values of an input image to compensate for variation in image capturing conditions is proposed. In an embodiment, the method enables computing a statistical value from a selected set of pixel values associated with the input image. Based, at least in part, on the computed statistical value a set of parameter values is derived. The parameter values correspond to at least two gompertz functions. The method further enables applying the at least two gompertz functions to the input image to obtain an output image. This results in an output image with one or more corrected pixel values. | 08-05-2010 |
Ananth R. Krishna, Bangalore IN
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| 20110239020 | POWER MANAGEMENT BASED ON AUTOMATIC WORKLOAD DETECTION - An electronic device includes a kernel, a power manager to control power to a hardware component, and a neural network to monitor the kernel to recognize performance of a function of the electronic device. The neural network sends a signal to the power manager to reduce or turn off power to the hardware component based on information generated during monitoring of the kernel. The information may provide an indication of hit symbols for hardware components which are to be powered and/or hardware components which do not require power based on one or more operations performed by the kernel. | 09-29-2011 |
Govindarao Krishna, Bangalore IN
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| 20120008826 | METHOD, DEVICE AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT FOR DETECTING OBJECTS IN DIGITAL IMAGES - Method, device, and computer program product for detecting an object in a digital image are provided. The method includes providing a detection window and determining at least one area of the object in the digital image by traversing the detection window by a first step size onto a set of pixels. Further, at each pixel, presence of at least one portion of the object in the detection window is detected. Upon detection of the presence of the object, the detection window is shifted by a second step size to neighbouring pixels. Further, the detection window is selected as an area of the object if the at least one portion of the object is present in at least a threshold number of detection windows at the neighbouring pixels. Thereafter, an object area representing the object in the digital image is selected based on the at least one area. | 01-12-2012 |
Jai Krishna, Bangalore IN
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| 20100205193 | SIMPLIFYING DETERMINATION OF THE GROUPS TO WHICH USERS BELONG WHEN USING DYNAMIC GROUPS - A search tool provided according to an aspect of the present invention maintains a cache data indicating which users are members of which dynamic groups. When a membership request is received requesting a set of dynamic groups to which a user belongs, the search tool examines the cache data to determine the set of dynamic groups to which the user belongs and sends the determined groups as a response to the membership request. According to another aspect of the present invention, the search tool may store an include list and an exclude list, respectively indicating the users to be included and excluded from each dynamic group. The lists are inspected in forming the set of dynamic groups to which the user belongs. | 08-12-2010 |
Kalaga Murali Krishna, Bangalore IN
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| 20080246004 | SCINTILLATOR NANOPARTICLES AND METHOD OF MAKING - A nanomaterial comprising a plurality of nanoparticles. The plurality of nanoparticles includes at least one dopant and at least one of a metal oxide, a metal phosphate, a metal silicate, a metal hafnate, a metal aluminate, and combinations thereof. The metal is one of an alkali earth metal, a lanthanide, and a transition metal. The plurality of nanoparticles is formed by forming a homogenized precursor solution of at least one metal precursor and at least one dopant precursor, adding a fuel and optionally at least one of a phosphate source, a silicate source, a hafnate source, and an aluminate source to the precursor solution, removing water from the precursor solution to leave a reaction concentrate, and igniting the reaction concentrate to form a powder comprising the nanomaterial. In one embodiment, the nanomaterial is a scintillator material. | 10-09-2008 |
| 20090159445 | GAS SENSOR AND METHOD OF MAKING - A gas sensor is disclosed. The gas sensor includes a gas sensing layer, at least one electrode, an adhesion layer, and a response modification layer adjacent to said gas sensing layer and said layer of adhesion. A system having an exhaust system and a gas sensor is also disclosed. A method of fabricating the gas sensor is also disclosed. | 06-25-2009 |
| 20090159446 | GAS SENSOR AND METHOD OF MAKING - A gas sensor is disclosed. The gas sensor includes a gas sensing layer including doped oxygen deficient tungsten oxide and a dopant selected from the group consisting of Re, Ni, Cr, V, W, and a combination thereof, at least one electrode positioned within a layer of titanium, and a response modification layer. The at least one electrode is in communication with the gas sensing layer and the gas sensing layer is capable of detecting at least one gas selected from the group consisting of NO, NO | 06-25-2009 |
| 20090159447 | GAS SENSOR AND METHOD OF MAKING - A gas sensor is disclosed. The gas sensor includes a gas sensing layer including at least one chemical compound with the general chemical formula M | 06-25-2009 |
| 20100117036 | POLYCRYSTALLINE TRANSPARENT CERAMIC ARTICLES AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME - A polycrystalline transparent ceramic article including lutetium is presented. The article includes an oxide with a formula of ABO | 05-13-2010 |
| 20100254875 | MONODISPERSE NANOPARTICLES AND METHOD OF MAKING - A material comprising a plurality of nanoparticles. Each of the plurality of nanoparticles includes at least one of a metal phosphate, a metal silicate, a metal oxide, a metal borate, a metal aluminate, and combinations thereof. The plurality of nanoparticles is substantially monodisperse. Also disclosed is a method of making a plurality of substantially monodisperse nanoparticles. The method includes providing a slurry of at least one metal precursor, maintaining the pH of the slurry at a predetermined value, mechanically milling the slurry, drying the slurry to form a powder; and calcining the powder at a predetermined temperature to form the plurality of nanoparticles. | 10-07-2010 |
| 20110048031 | MAGNETO-CALORIC REGENERATOR SYSTEM AND METHOD - A regenerator having a thermal diffusivity matrix is presented. The thermal diffusivity matrix includes magneto-caloric material having multiple miniature protrusions intimately packed to form a gap between the protrusions. A fluid path is provided within the gap to facilitate flow of a heat exchange fluid and further provide efficient thermal exchange between the heat exchange fluid and magneto-caloric material. A first layer is disposed on each of the miniature protrusion to physically isolate the heat exchange fluid and magneto-caloric material, wherein the first layer further includes a soft magnetic material configured to simultaneously enhance a permeability and a thermal efficiency of the thermal diffusivity matrix. | 03-03-2011 |
| 20110236743 | ELECTROLYTE SEPARATOR AND METHOD OF MAKING THE ELECTROLYTE SEPARATOR - An electrolyte separator structure is provided. The electrolyte separator structure comprises a graded integral structure, wherein the structure comprises an ion-conducting first ceramic at a first end and an electrically insulating second ceramic at a second end, wherein the difference in the coefficient of thermal expansion of the ion-conducting first ceramic and the electrically insulating second ceramic is less than or equal to about 5 parts per million per degrees Centigrade, and wherein at least one of the first ceramic or the second ceramic comprises a strengthening agent. Method of making the ion-separator structure is provided. Electrochemical cells comprising the ion-separator structure and method of making the electrochemical cell using the ion-separator structure are also provided. | 09-29-2011 |
| 20110278940 | DIELECTRIC MATERIALS FOR POWER TRANSFER SYSTEM - A contactless power transfer system is proposed. The power transfer system comprises a field-focusing element comprising a dielectric material. The dielectric material comprises a composition that is selected from the family of (Ba,Sr)TiO | 11-17-2011 |
| 20110278941 | DIELECTRIC MATERIALS FOR POWER TRANSFER SYSTEM - A contactless power transfer system is proposed. The power transfer system comprises a field-focusing element comprising a dielectric material. The dielectric material comprises a composition that is selected from the family of (Ba,Sr)TiO | 11-17-2011 |
| 20110281717 | DIELECTRIC MATERIALS - A dielectric material is provided. The material includes Ca | 11-17-2011 |
| 20110281718 | DIELECTRIC MATERIALS - A dielectric material is provided. The material includes α[Ca | 11-17-2011 |
Kiran Gopala Krishna, Bangalore IN
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| 20090199205 | CONFIGURABLE GRAPHICS VIRTUAL MACHINE BASED DISPLAY SYSTEM - A graphics virtual machine display system for an aircraft is provided. The graphics virtual machine display system includes a registry. An initialization block is in communication with the registry for instantiating a graphics widget. A rendering block is in communication with the initialization block for rendering the graphics widget. An event handling block is in communication with the registry for accepting an event associated with the graphics widget. | 08-06-2009 |
| 20100039436 | METHOD FOR INTERMIXING GRAPHICS APPLICATIONS USING DISPLAY INTERMIX SERVER FOR COCKPIT DISPLAYS - Methods and apparatus are provided for intermixing graphics layers and graphics applications using a display intermix server. A method is provided for intermixing a first graphics application having a first graphics layer and a second graphics application having a second graphics layer. The method comprises streaming a first graphics command from the first graphics application to a first memory location, where the first graphics command corresponds to the first graphics layer. The method also comprises streaming a second graphics command from the second graphics application to a second memory location, where the second graphics command corresponds to the second graphics layer. The method further comprises ordering the first graphics command and the second graphics command based on a priority scheme for the first graphics layer and the second graphics layer. The method further comprises providing ordered graphics commands to a rendering interface. | 02-18-2010 |
Murali Krishna, Bangalore IN
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| 20080313639 | POLICY BASED SCHEDULING OF SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS - A method and apparatus for using policies to limit resource usage by software applications is disclosed herein. The policies define rules that specify a maximum amount of a resource that a particular application is allowed to use given the current state of the computer system, in one embodiment. The state can be defined based on conditions such as user activity, resource usage, time of day, etc. A scheduler monitors the computer system and the application and enforces the policies to control the resource usage of each application. If the scheduler determines that an application has been using more of a particular resource than is allowed then the scheduler takes some action to reduce resource usage until actual resource usage is at or below allowed resource usage. Each application has its own set of policies associated that allow the application to define rules to limit resource usage, in one embodiment. | 12-18-2008 |
Ravi Krishna, Bangalore IN
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| 20110145847 | METHOD OF AND SYSTEM FOR PRESENTING ENRICHED VIDEO VIEWING ANALYTICS - A method of and system for presenting enriched video viewing analytics is presented. A method of presenting enriched statistical and analytical information includes receiving a catalog of a plurality of content items. Each content item has associated metacontent characterizing the content item. The method also includes receiving and storing operations of a user for interacting with one or more of the content items. The method further includes determining use and/or viewing statistics for, for example, the content items, metacontent associated with the content items, the numbers and types of devices viewing the content items, subscriber information, household information, and/or viewer demographic information for past and present time periods. The method also, optionally, includes estimating the likelihood of future user interaction operations. | 06-16-2011 |
Vamsi Krishna, Bangalore IN
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| 20100138476 | ADAPTIVE SCREEN PAINTING TO ENHANCE USER PERCEPTION DURING REMOTE MANAGEMENT SESSIONS - Systems and methods are presented for screen painting updates on a client display to reflect changes in a remote server display. According to a method embodiment, an FBUR is sent from a virtual network computing (VNC) client through a network connection to the VNC server. The FBUR requests the VNC server to identify changes in a display of the VNC server. An FBU is received from the VNC server at the VNC client. The FBU identifies changes in the display of the VNC server. A screen painting algorithm implemented by the VNC client to update a display of the VNC client is dynamically modified based on a speed of the network connection. The display of the VNC client is updated using the screen painting algorithm. | 06-03-2010 |