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August Kroeger, Holm DE
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| 20100200704 | Automatic Control of a High Lift System of an Aircraft - A device for automatically controlling a system of high-lift elements of an aircraft, which high-lift elements can be set to a retracted and to several extended configurations for cruising, holding flight, takeoff or landing; comprising a flap control unit that by way of a control connection is connected, so as to be functionally effective, to a drive system of the high-lift elements; and an operating unit, connected to the flap control unit, for entering operating instructions that influence the setting of the high-lift elements, where the flap control unit is provided for calculating switching speeds that are associated with the respective configurations of the high-lift elements, where the direction of the configuration change and the operating modes of the automatic system for adjusting the high-lift elements, depending on flight state data and further flight-operation-relevant data; and where, in addition, the flap control unit can also automatically carry out switchover of the operating modes for takeoff or for the landing approach and is provided to automatically generate the instructions that instruct the configuration change, depending on the flight speed. | 08-12-2010 |
Harald Kroeger, Boehl-Iggelheim DE
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| 20100140273 | LIGHTWEIGHT EXPANSION VESSELS - The invention relates to an expansion vessel for closed heating, cooling, drinking-water, or solar systems, with two spaces separated from one another via a separator, wherein the casing of the vessel | 06-10-2010 |
Patrick Kroeger, Heilbronn DE
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| 20110224895 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR DETERMINING A CENTER OF GRAVITY OF A MOTOR VEHICLE - A method and an apparatus for determining a center of gravity of a motor vehicle are described. In said method and apparatus, for at least one wheel of the motor vehicle, two different drive force values representing a drive force are determined. In addition, longitudinal acceleration values associated with the determined drive force values, and wheel slip values associated with the determined drive force values, are determined. As a function of the drive force values, the associated longitudinal acceleration values and the associated wheel slip values that are determined, coordinates of the center of gravity of the vehicle are determined. | 09-15-2011 |
Peter Kroeger, Ottawa CA
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| 20110009710 | COMBINATION LEVEL ALARMS AND ALARM PERSISTENCE FOR PATIENT MONITORING - Combination level alarms and alarm persistence for patient monitoring, as well as related methods and apparatus, are disclosed. For a combination level alarm, respective values for multiple physiological conditions are received. A determination is made as to whether the received values satisfy respective alarm criteria for the physiological conditions, and if so, an alarm is raised. An alarm persistence feature involves periodically receiving values of a physiological condition, and determining whether the received values have satisfied an alarm criterion for at least a predetermined portion of a predetermined period of time. If so, an alarm is maintained. Combination alarms and alarm persistence may be implemented individually or together. | 01-13-2011 |
Robert Kroeger, Waterloo CA
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| 20120023080 | ENCODING A SCHEMA VERSION IN TABLE NAMES - The subject matter of this disclosure can be implemented in, among other things, a device that includes processors, a data repository, and a table version module configured to create a first version of a database within the data repository using a first version of a database schema that defines a set of tables for the database, and receive a result that is responsive to a command, such that when the result indicates a success condition, execution of the command allows access to data contained in the database and verification of the database schema version, wherein the result does not include database schema version information. The device further includes means for executing the command to access the data, wherein the command includes one or more encoded table names, and wherein each of the encoded table names included in the command is generated based on at least a database schema version identifier. | 01-26-2012 |
| 20120023143 | ENCODING A SCHEMA VERSION IN TABLE NAMES - The subject matter of this disclosure can be implemented in, among other things, a device that includes processors, a data repository, and a table version module configured to create a first version of a database within the data repository using a first version of a database schema that defines a set of tables for the database, and receive a result that is responsive to a command, such that when the result indicates a success condition, execution of the command allows access to data contained in the database and verification of the database schema version, wherein the result does not include database schema version information. The device further includes means for executing the command to access the data, wherein the command includes one or more encoded table names, and wherein each of the encoded table names included in the command is generated based on at least a database schema version identifier. | 01-26-2012 |
| 20120042261 | SUB-COMPONENT INSTANTIATION AND SYNCHRONIZATION USING A SHARED WORKER - The techniques of this disclosure are directed to a shared worker application configured to create one or more instantiations and/or to locally synchronize status of one or more sub-component instantiations for one or more web applications. In one example, a shared worker of a browser facilitates creation of sub-component instantiations, by acquiring software defining the sub-component from a memory of a computing device on which the browser is operating, or via a network, and providing the software local to the computing device for execution to create the instantiation of the sub-component. In another example, a shared worker of a browser as described herein facilitates status updates for multiple sub-component instantiations local to a computing device upon which a browser is operating. | 02-16-2012 |
Robert J. Kroeger, Waterloo CA
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| 20090086746 | DIRECT MESSAGING IN DISTRIBUTED MEMORY SYSTEMS - A system and method for sending a cache line of data in a single message is described. An instruction issued by a processor in a multiprocessor system includes an address of a message payload and an address of a destination. Each address is translated to a physical address and sent to a scalability interface associated with the processor and in communication with a system interconnect. Upon translation the payload of the instruction is written to the scalability interface and thereafter communicated to the destination. According to one embodiment, the translation of the payload address is accomplished by the processor while in another embodiment the translation occurs at the scalability interface. | 04-02-2009 |
| 20090089511 | HYBRID CACHE COHERENCE USING FINE-GRAINED HARDWARE MESSAGE PASSING - Multiprocessor systems conducting operations utilizing global shared memory must ensure that the memory is coherent. A hybrid system that combines hardware memory transactions with that of direct messaging provides memory coherence with minimal overhead requirement or bandwidth demands. Memory access transactions are intercepted and converted to direct messages which are then communicated to a target and/or remote node. Thereafter the message invokes a software handler which implements the cache coherence protocol. The handler uses additional messages to invalidate or fetch data in other caches, as well as to return data to the requesting processor. These additional messages are converted to appropriate hardware transactions by the destination system interface hardware. | 04-02-2009 |
Robert John Kroeger, Waterloo CA
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| 20120042016 | EXPOSING RESOURCE CAPABILITIES TO WEB APPLICATIONS - The subject matter of this document can be implemented in, among other things, a method that includes executing a web application within a web browser of a computing device. The method also includes executing a resource server with an interface for receiving HTTP messages from the web application and an interface for communicating with a system resource of the computing device. The method further includes receiving, at the web application, an input to affect an operation of the system resource. The method also includes transmitting, from the web application to the resource server, an HTTP message to affect the operation of the system resource. The method further includes processing the HTTP message into a resource control message that includes information about the operation. The method also includes transmitting the resource control message from the resource server to the system resource to affect the operation by the system resource. | 02-16-2012 |
| 20120042078 | EXPOSING RESOURCE CAPABILITIES TO WEB APPLICATIONS - The subject matter of this document can be implemented in, among other things, a method that includes executing a web application within a web browser of a computing device. The method also includes executing a resource server with an interface for receiving HTTP messages from the web application and an interface for communicating with a system resource of the computing device. The method further includes receiving, at the web application, an input to affect an operation of the system resource. The method also includes transmitting, from the web application to the resource server, an HTTP message to affect the operation of the system resource. The method further includes processing the HTTP message into a resource control message that includes information about the operation. The method also includes transmitting the resource control message from the resource server to the system resource to affect the operation by the system resource. | 02-16-2012 |
Thomas Willy Kroeger, Schorndorf DE
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| 20110271547 | CLOSED CYCLE DRYER AND PROCESS FOR DRYING CLOTHES USING SUCH DRYER - A closed cycle dryer comprises a drum, an air blowing unit wherein the air is conveyed to the drum, a heating unit used to heat the air that is blown into the drum, and a condensing unit upstream the heating unit for removing moisture. The dryer further comprises a by-pass between a first portion of the air circuit downstream the condensing unit and a second portion downstream the drum in order to increase the energy efficiency of the drying process. | 11-10-2011 |
Thorsten Kroeger, Rahden DE
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| 20110100176 | NEEDLE ROLLER - The invention describes a needle roll ( | 05-05-2011 |
Tim Kroeger, Bremen DE
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| 20110196385 | ABLATED OBJECT REGION DETERMINING APPARATUSES AND METHODS - Ablated object region determining apparatuses and methods for determining an ablated object region for ablating an object of interest are provided. A user can set an orientation and position of an ablation element with respect to a geometrical representation of the object of interest, at least one energy influencing element and a spatial relationship between the object of interest and the at least one energy influencing element. A model ablation region retrieving unit retrieves a model ablation region depending on the respective set orientation and position of the ablation element from a model ablation region storing unit. An ablated object region determining unit determines at least one of a) an ablated object region of the object of interest being located within the retrieved model ablation region and b) a non-ablated object region of the object of interest being located outside the retrieved model ablation region. | 08-11-2011 |
Werner Kroeger, Oberschleissheim DE
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| 20110028223 | Dual-Mass Flywheel Having Radially Arranged Wire Cushion Bodies - A dual-mass flywheel has a first mass body and a second mass body which can rotate relative to one another by way of a damping device disposed between the first mass body and the second mass body. The damping device includes, running in the shape of an arc, at least one helical compression spring, which introduces spring force into the mass bodies via contact surfaces formed on the first mass body and the second mass body. The helical compression spring is guided in the radial direction by a wall formed by a mass body. At least one friction-reducing sliding component in the form of a wire cushion body is provided between the wall and the helical compression spring. | 02-03-2011 |