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Albert J. Loper, Austin, TX US
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| 20110010501 | EFFICIENT DATA PREFETCHING IN THE PRESENCE OF LOAD HITS - A BIU prioritizes L1 requests above L2 requests. The L2 generates a first request to the BIU and detects the generation of a snoop request and L1 request to the same cache line. The L2 determines whether a bus transaction to fulfill the first request may be retried and, if so, generates a miss, and otherwise generates a hit. Alternatively, the L2 detects the L1 generated a request to the L2 for the same line and responsively requests the BIU to refrain from performing a transaction on the bus to fulfill the first request if the BIU has not yet been granted the bus. Alternatively, a prefetch cache and the L2 allow the same line to be simultaneously present. If an L1 request hits in both the L2 and in the prefetch cache, the prefetch cache invalidates its copy of the line and the L2 provides the line to the L1. | 01-13-2011 |
Bill Loper, Pacific Palisades, CA US
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| 20090219168 | LIVING POSTERS - Presenting a sequence of images including: displaying a static image, wherein the static image includes at least one object in a static state; defining a triggering event that changes the static state of the at least one object; defining the changes to the static state of the at least one object in a dynamic sequence of images; and moving the at least one object in the static image according to the dynamic sequence of images when the triggering event is detected. | 09-03-2009 |
Donald Loper, Milwaukee, WI US
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| 20100154902 | Hydraulic Shut-Off Valve with Surge Resistant Chamber - A shut-off valve capable of operating appropriately within a hydraulic line to respond to both catastrophic line break events and fluctuations without unnecessarily interfering with the operation of the hydraulic systems. | 06-24-2010 |
Eric Loper, Carlsbad, CA US
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| 20100167843 | MULTI-LAYER GOLF BALL PROVIDING IMPROVED SPEED - The present invention is directed to a multi-layer golf ball comprising at least one core or core layer, at least one intermediate layer, and at least one cover layer. The core has a diameter of about 1.20 to about 1.56 in. and a PGA compression of about 40 to about 90. The intermediate layer comprises a modified ionomeric polymer, and it has a thickness of about 0.01 to about 0.10 in. and a Shore D hardness of about 30 to about 70. The cover layer has a Shore D hardness of about 40 to about 75. The multi-layer golf balls of the present invention provide high driver ball speed and/or a high Coefficient of Restitution, while maintaining excellent shot feel. | 07-01-2010 |
| 20120122611 | MULTI-LAYER GOLF BALL PROVIDING IMPROVED SPEED - The present invention is directed to a multi-layer golf ball comprising at least one core or core layer, at least one intermediate layer, and at least one cover layer. The core has a diameter of about 1.20 to about 1.56 in. and a PGA compression of about 40 to about 90. The intermediate layer comprises a modified ionomeric polymer, and it has a thickness of about 0.01 to about 0.10 in. and a Shore D hardness of about 30 to about 70. The cover layer has a Shore D hardness of about 40 to about 75. The multi-layer golf balls of the present invention provide high driver ball speed and/or a high Coefficient of Restitution, while maintaining excellent shot feel. | 05-17-2012 |
Eric M. Loper, Carlsbad, CA US
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| 20090170634 | GOLF BALL WITH SOFT FEEL - A golf ball comprising: | 07-02-2009 |
| 20090176601 | GOLF BALL WITH SOFTER FEEL AND HIGH IRON SPIN - A golf ball comprising: | 07-09-2009 |
Eric Michael Loper, Carlsbad, CA US
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| 20120129630 | GOLF BALL WITH SELECTED SPIN CHARACTERISTICS - A golf ball comprises (a) a core, (b) an inner mantle layer, (c) an intermediate mantle layer, (d) an outer mantle layer and (e) at least one cover layer, and the material flexural modulus (FM) of the core and the various layers follows the relationship FM(core) | 05-24-2012 |
James Loper, Wales, MA US
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| 20090182355 | Porous barbs for long-term anchoring in the gastrointestinal tract - Gastrointestinal implants in areas such as the esophageal area, the stomach, and the intestinal area are used in the treatment of conditions like obesity and diabetes. An implant including an anchor with barbs having pores, can allow for longer term anchoring. The pores can promote tissue ingrowth from the surrounding tissue that the barb is penetrating, thus advantageously allowing increased stability and longer term anchoring compared to a non-porous barb. | 07-16-2009 |
Jeffrey Cameron Loper, Alexandria, VA US
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| 20100121191 | ULTRASONIC PERIODONTAL SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USING - System and methods of detecting and measuring periodontal disease comprising filling a periodontal pocket with a fluid capable of propagating sound waves, transmitting a sound wave into the periodontal pocket, sensing the return sound wave from the periodontal pocket, and determining the depth of the pocket by measuring the time it takes the at least one transmitted sound wave to traverse the periodontal pocket and return. A peak discrimination analysis algorithm is also provided. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20100124732 | ULTRASONIC PERIODONTAL DEVICE AND METHOD OF USING - System and methods of detecting and measuring periodontal disease comprising filling a periodontal pocket with a fluid capable of propagating sound waves, transmitting a sound wave into the periodontal pocket, sensing the return sound wave from the periodontal pocket, and determining the depth of the pocket by measuring the time it takes the at least one transmitted sound wave to traverse the periodontal pocket and return. A peak discrimination analysis algorithm is also provided. | 05-20-2010 |
| 20100292105 | Methods and devices for concentration and fractionation of analytes for chemical analysis - A multi-well cassette configuration and an instrument capable of accepting the cassette and thereafter pre-concentrating and purifying analytes from biological samples held in the cassette wells, such as human serum, for subsequent analysis by Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption Ionization Mass Spectrometry (MALDI MS). | 11-18-2010 |
Kermit D. Loper, Albuquerque, NM US
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| 20090237505 | PROCESSING OF ENTERTAINMENT VENUE-BASED DATA UTILIZING WIRELESS HAND HELD DEVICES - A hand held device and system for receiving venue-based data at the hand held device. A server is provided in association with one or more hand held devices that communicate with the server. The hand held device(s) receives the data at the hand held device through a wireless network. The data includes one or more video streams of one or more visual perspectives acquired from an entertainment venue and wherein the data is compiled by one or more venue-based data sources at the entertainment venue. A security unit can be provided for authorizing the hand held device to receive and process the data utilizing the security code. A processor is also provided for processing the data for display on a display screen associated with the hand held device. A display screen is associated with the display screen, wherein the display screen displays video of the visual perspective(s) as streaming video via the display screen in response to a user selection of the visual perspective(s) from the data processed for display on the display screen. | 09-24-2009 |
Mark Loper, Chandler, AZ US
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| 20110084933 | LAMINATED PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD INDUCTIVE TOUCH SENSOR - A multilayer printed circuit board provides both physical and electrical attributes necessary for creating an inductive touch sensor panel. Inductive sense coils are formed on a surface of first layer of the multilayer printed circuit board. A second layer is used as a spacer between the first layer and a third layer. The first, second and third layers of the multilayer printed circuit board form chambers in which the inductive sense coils are disposed therein. When a force is applied to a portion of the third layer proximate to an inductive sense coil, a metal target on a face of the third layer is biased toward the inductive sense coil and thereby changes the inductance value thereof. | 04-14-2011 |
Matthew M. Loper, Providence, RI US
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| 20080253613 | System and Method for Cooperative Remote Vehicle Behavior - A method for facilitating cooperation between humans and remote vehicles comprises creating image data, detecting humans within the image data, extracting gesture information from the image data, mapping the gesture information to a remote vehicle behavior, and activating the remote vehicle behavior. Alternatively, voice commands can by used to activate the remote vehicle behavior. | 10-16-2008 |
Whitney Elaine Loper, Corvallis, OR US
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| 20110315036 | Controlling Drive Settings In A Press - In one embodiment, a method for controlling drive settings in a press for printing on a web of media. A drive is provided to receive the web from an upstream location and to transport the received web downstream of the drive at a controllable speed. The speed of the drive is sampled plural times while operating the drive in a tension control mode that varies the speed to maintain a desired tension in the web adjacent the drive. An optimal speed of the drive is calculated from the sampled speeds. The drive is operated in a constant velocity mode at the optimal speed during printing. | 12-29-2011 |
| 20120026233 | COUNTERACTING EXPANSION EFFECTS OF MOISTURE ON MEDIA WITHIN FLUID-EJECTION DEVICE - Expansion effects of moisture on media resulting from ejection of fluid by the fluid-ejection device onto the media within a print zone in accordance with a portion of a print job are inferred. In response to inferring the expansion effects of moisture on the media, an action is performed to counteract the expansion effects of moisture on the media. | 02-02-2012 |