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Kronenthal
Christopher R. Kronenthal, Penn Valley, PA US
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| 20110276531 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR VALIDATION OF TRANSACTION DATA - A system and a method for validation of transaction data are disclosed. A rules engine in the system and the method is used to quickly and accurately deduce whether or not a transaction is a candidate for flagging with additional identification data, and a loyalty engine is used to quickly and accurately track and manage an entity relating to a transaction. In the system and the method, through compression and optimization, separate logical rules originally built are combined into an aggregate of compressed rules shared across a plurality of validations, such that the aggregate of compressed rules in the rules engine and the loyalty engine operates in memories of computing machines hosting servers. The system creates modularity and nimbleness with an internal instancing system and a dynamic routing node to multiple active instances. The multiple active instances of the rules engine and the loyalty engine support real-time updates and thus facilitate higher uptime capacities. | 11-10-2011 |
| 20110276717 | DYNAMIC AND RECURSIVE TRANSACTION GATEWAY SYSTEM AND METHOD - A dynamic and recursive transaction gateway system and its method are disclosed. The dynamic and recursive transaction gateway system is designed to handle financial, medical, and other types of transactional information. The dynamic and recursive transaction gateway system provides intelligence for processing transactions in all phases of the system. The dynamic and recursive transaction gateway system is empowered by introducing the protocol of Level 4 Data which are supplementary data used by the decision-making engine in the system. The dynamic and recursive transaction gateway system has a capability of generating and processing tokenized data which includes tokens for predetermined numbers of transactions, tokens for predetermined periods of time, tokens for unlimited time, and chain-bound tokens shared across locations. The dynamic and recursive transaction gateway system provides a novel approach: recursive transaction processing. Through the recursive transaction processing, sub-transactions generated from an original transaction are recursively fed to the system. The sub-transactions are individually processed by the system and routed to different destination systems. | 11-10-2011 |
David R. Kronenthal, Yardley, PA US
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| 20100076191 | PROCESS FOR PREPARING TRIAZOLE SUBSTITUTED AZAINDOLEOXOACETIC PIPERAZINE DERIVATIVES AND NOVEL SALT FORMS PRODUCED THEREIN - A process is provided for preparing triazole substituted azaindoleoxoacetic piperazine derivative. Novel intermediates produced in the above process, and novel N-1 and amorphous forms of a 1,2,3-triazole substituted azaindoloxoacetic piperazine derivatives and processes for producing such novel forms are also provided. | 03-25-2010 |
Guy Kronenthal, Kiryat Ono IL
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| 20110044357 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HIGH PRECISION CLOCK RECOVERY OVER PACKET NETWORKS - An improved system and method for achieving high precision clock recovery, i.e. reconstruction of the clock signal having the same frequency, over a packet switched network. The proposed method utilizes a minimum network delay approach, which overcomes the problems caused by delay variation of the network and filters out network jitter, such as noise jitter and other “singular” anomalies causing latency deviations. Minimum network delay is defined herein as the time delay in which a packet remains in the network under assumption that all transmission queues through which the packet passes are empty. The proposed system and method perform clock recovery by including an improvement in the form of dynamically varying thresholds. Reconstruction of the clock signal is performed in accordance with the minimum network delay estimation based on an adjustable threshold, i.e., the latency change threshold, which increases when the noise threshold increases and decreases when the noise threshold decreases. This allows detection of latency changes in accordance with the dynamically varying network conditions and avoids false latency change detections. | 02-24-2011 |
Richard L. Kronenthal, Fairlawn, NJ US
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| 20110189304 | ABSORBABLE IMPLANTS AND METHODS FOR THEIR USE IN HEMOSTASIS AND IN THE TREATMENT OF OSSEOUS DEFECTS - The present invention relates to mechanically hemostatic body-absorbable compositions having a putty-like consistency. The compositions preferably comprise a finely powdered, carboxylic acid salt and a liquid block copolymer of ethylene oxide and propylene oxide. | 08-04-2011 |
Richard L. Kronenthal, Fair Lawn, NJ US
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| 20110280970 | ABSORBABLE PUTTY-LIKE IMPLANTS AND METHODS FOR THEIR USE FOR MECHANICAL HEMOSTASIS OF BONE AND FOR THE TREATMENT OF OSSEOUS DEFECTS - The present invention relates to mechanically hemostatic body-absorbable compositions having a putty-like consistency comprising a finely powdered, carboxylic acid salt, a liquid block copolymer of ethylene oxide and propylene oxide, and a tocopherol. | 11-17-2011 |