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Anand Mathew, Bangalore IN
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| 20090282043 | System And Method For Concurrency Control Of Logically Grouped Shared Objects In A Multi-User Environment - A system and method for controlling access to an object, logically grouped shared objects or an object associated with one or more logical groups in a multi-user environment having different user privileges is disclosed. In one embodiment, a method for locking based on user and user privileges includes receiving a request from a user for access to one of an object or logically grouped shared objects or an object associated with one or more logical groups, determining whether the request from the user is for the object, if so, determining whether the object is locked by another user, if so, breaking the lock associated with the user holding the lock on the object and allowing access to acquire a write lock associated with the user and granting access to the object, and ending the request session. | 11-12-2009 |
Anil Mathew, Kerala IN
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| 20090100363 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR DECLUTTERING ICONS REPRESENTING POINTS OF INTEREST ON A MAP - Methods and systems are provided for decluttering icons on a map graphically presented on a display. In one implementation, a method is provided for decluttering icons representing points-of-interest on a map, wherein the method includes determining whether icons in a map view are overlapping and grouping the icons which are determined to overlap into at least one icon group. The method may also include repositioning the icons in each icon group into a decluttered icon patterns, wherein repositioning includes repositioning the icons at a predetermined distance from a common focal point. In addition, the method may include adjusting the repositioned icons to a different position in the map view when the repositioned icons overlap. Additionally, or alternatively, the method may include repositioning an icon in at least one decluttered icon pattern to a new position in the map view based on input from a user. | 04-16-2009 |
Anish Mathew, Ernakulam IN
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| 20090077301 | PROGRAMMABLE SEQUENCE GENERATOR FOR A FLASH MEMORY CONTROLLER - A programmable sequence generator for controlling a flash memory device. The programmable sequence generator includes a plurality of programmable sequence registers including control phase sequence (CPS) registers and data phase sequence (DPS) registers programmed with phase sequence values corresponding to an operation command sequence of the flash memory device; and logic circuitry in a programmable command sequencer for controlling a set of states of the programmable command sequencer using the plurality of programmable sequence registers. | 03-19-2009 |
Anitha M. Mathew, Trivandrum IN
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| 20110277431 | AIR FILTRATION MEDIA PACK, FILTER ELEMENT, AIR FILTRATION MEDIA, AND METHODS - An air filtration media pack is provided having a plurality of layers of single facer media. The layer of single facer media includes a fluted sheet, a facing sheet, and a plurality of flutes extending between the fluted sheet and the facing sheet and having a flute length extending from a first face of the filtration media pack to a second face of the filtration media pack. A first portion of the plurality of flutes are closed to unfiltered air flowing into the first portion of the plurality of flutes, and a second portion of the plurality of flutes are closed to unfiltered air from flowing out of the second portion of the plurality of flutes so that air passing into one of the first face and the second face of the media pack and out the other of the first face and the second face of the media pack passes through media to provide filtration of the air. The fluted sheet includes repeating internal peaks facing toward the facing sheet and repeating external peaks facing away from the facing sheet. In addition, the fluted sheet can include at least one ridge extending along at least 50% of the flute length between an internal peak and an adjacent external peak. Additional characterizations of an air filtration media pack, air filtration media, and methods of making and using are provided. | 11-17-2011 |
Anitha M. Mathew, Thiruvananthapuram IN
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| 20090211696 | Method and apparatus for forming fluted filtration media - A method form forming fluted filtration media is provided. The method includes forming fluted filtration media having a repeating pattern of flutes wherein at least one flute in the repeating pattern of flutes comprises at least one ridge in a flute period between adjacent same side peaks. The repeating pattern of flutes can comprise at least one flute having at least two ridges provided in a flute period between adjacent same side peaks. An apparatus for forming fluted filtration media is provided. | 08-27-2009 |
Biji Mathew, Kochi IN
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| 20120063735 | Fiber Distribution Terminals - A fiber distribution terminal (FDT) includes a base plate, a spool, and an adapter for securing a connection between a fiber of an input fiber cable and a fiber of an output fiber cable, and an adapter plate. The spool is rotatably mounted to the base plate. The spool houses the input fiber cable. The adapter plate has a cable guide defining a channel for routing the output fiber cable from the adapter. The FDT can be mounted within a pre-installed enclosure or directly to a wall. | 03-15-2012 |
Biji Mathew, Valamboor IN
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| 20100166376 | SYSTEM FOR AN INTERNAL ROTATING STORAGE SPOOL COMBINED WITH TOP AND BOTTOM CABLE ACCESS IN A FIBER DISTRIBUTION TERMINAL - A fiber distribution terminal having an environmentally sealed enclosure. A spool contained in the enclosure is a spool for housing input fiber cable. The spool is capable of rotation within the housing. An adapter pack and an adapter plate are contained in the enclosure. The adapter pack insures that the connections between fibers of the input fiber cable and fibers of the output fiber cable are secure and organized. The adapter plate guides the routing of both the input and output fiber cables internal to the enclosure. The fiber distribution terminal also includes a spool lock as part of the internal components of the enclosure. The spool lock is engaged to direct the cable routing to a first side or a second side of the fiber distribution terminal. | 07-01-2010 |
| 20110176784 | System For An Internal Rotating Storage Spool Combined With Top And Bottom Cable Access In A Fiber Distribution Terminal - A fiber distribution terminal for use in an environmentally sealed enclosure can include a rotatable spool for housing input fiber cable. The spool is configured to be mounted in the environmentally sealed enclosure. The fiber distribution terminal can also include an adapter pack that secures the connections between fibers of the input fiber cable and fibers of the output fiber cable. The fiber distribution terminal can include an adapter plate that guides the routing of both the input and output fiber cables internal to the enclosure. The fiber distribution terminal can also include a spool lock that can direct the cable routing to a first side or a second side of the fiber distribution terminal. | 07-21-2011 |
Bincicil Mathew, 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 |
Cherian Varkey Mathew, Tiruvalla IN
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| 20090150296 | REPUTATION IN ON-LINE CONSUMER MARKETS - Seller's reputation quantification technique embodiments are presented that quantify in monetary terms a risk of dissatisfaction to a potential buyer of a product or service from a seller in an on-line consumer market. Generally, this involves computing the monetary sales limit for the seller. This monetary sales limit represents an amount, which if a sum of the current prices of all the products and services currently offered by the seller is equal to or less than the amount, there would not be a significant risk to the buyer of being dissatisfied with the product or service. Given this, a risk of a potential buyer's dissatisfaction with a product or service purchased from the seller in view of a price the buyer wants to pay is assessed. The assessed risk is then provided to the potential buyer in the form of one or more risk indicators. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20090157494 | SCALABLE AUDIT-BASED PROTOCOL FOR PAY-PER-ACTION ADS - Systems and methods that account for payment of sales commission received by the merchant. An audit component simulates user behavior in purchasing items from the merchant in an advertising system, which encompasses interaction among a merchant (who advertise on websites/blogs); a trusted party (who monitors activities of the merchant), an advertisement publisher, and an advertisement consumer (e.g., buyer of the merchandise offered by the merchant). | 06-18-2009 |
| 20090164426 | SEARCH ENGINE PLATFORM - Systems and methods to perform efficient searching for web content using a search engine are provided. In an illustrative implementation, a computing environment comprises a search engine computing application having an essential pages module operative to execute one or more selected selection algorithms to select content from a cooperating data store. In an illustrative operation, the exemplary search engine executes on a received search query to generate search results. Operatively, the retrieved results can be generated based upon their joint coverage of the submitted search query by deploying a selected sequential forward floating selection (SFFS) algorithm executing on the essential pages module. In the illustrative operation, the SFFS algorithm can operate to iteratively add one and delete one element from the set to improve a coverage score until no further improvement can be attained. The resultant processed search results can be considered essential pages. | 06-25-2009 |
George Mathew, Kerala State IN
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| 20080208738 | AUTOMATED BILL VALIDATION FOR ELECTRONIC AND TELEPHONIC TRANSACTIONS - The present invention is directed to verifying information related to one or more transactions using an electronic or telephonic medium, for example. In operation, a user of the electronic or telephonic medium makes phone calls, uses bandwidth or data, or purchases items. Information associated with the transactions is sent to a default location and stored in a data storage location, such as a data storage location. Tariff information associated with the transactions may also be stored in the data storage location. The tariff information and the information related to the transactions themselves are used to generate a first bill. At the end of a time period a second bill is received from the service provider associated with the electronic or telephonic medium. The first bill is cross-verified against the second bill. If any discrepancies are found the user and/or the service provider is notified. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20090270080 | EMERGENCY RINGING FACILITY FOR MOBILE PHONES - Systems and methods for an emergency ringing facility able to remotely override a silent mode of a wireless communication device are disclosed. The systems comprise profile-management applications residing on wireless devices and allowing one user of a wireless device to override a silent mode of a remote wireless device. The profile management application executed on the wireless device queries whether the silent mode of the remote wireless device can be overridden, and if so, communicates with a profile-management application executed on the remote device and overrides the silent mode of that device. In an alternative embodiment, a silent mode of a wireless device can be overridden by a profile management server. A profile-management application is executed on a profile-management server communicating with a profile-management application executed on a wireless device and requests the overriding of the silent mode of a remote wireless device. | 10-29-2009 |
George Mathew, Cochin IN
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| 20090277090 | GAS DISTRIBUTION ARRANGEMENT FOR A ROTARY REACTOR - A port assembly for controlling the delivery of gases into the horizontal rotating reactor such as kiln gasifier is disclosed for introducing reactant gases. The port assembly comprises a cylindrical conduit is divided into noncommunicating four or more sections extending through the entire length of the kiln and supported by the stationary end plates of the rotating kiln gasifier. Each section of the conduit communicates with external supply of the reactant gases and each supply of reactant gases is independently controlled in terms of the composition and quantity. Each section of the port assembly communicates with the interior of the kiln gasifier through the plurality of nozzles are confined in the lower part of the conduit. The number and the size of the nozzles in individual section of the conduit is based on the desired flow of gases and available pressure for the supply of the reactant gases. | 11-12-2009 |
| 20110116984 | GAS DISTRIBUTOR FOR A ROTARY KILN - A rotating air distributor for rotary reactors such as rotary kilns for the gasification of biomass and other carbonaceous materials for efficient mixing and maximum conversion of solid biomass and other carbonaceous materials into synthesis fuel gas is disclosed. The invention includes a gas distribution port comprises of one main supply from which several discharge nozzles emerge at different angles and at different locations along the length of the reactor to provide distribution of gas throughout the intended length of the reactor. The discharge of gas from the gas distribution port is adjusted by the variable position of a plug inside the port that can be adjusted during the operation of the kiln to achieve optimum gas-solid interaction along the length of the reactor. The rotating action of the gas distribution port also facilitates and eases the passage of reacted biomass solid and other carbonaceous material residue through the reactor. | 05-19-2011 |
Jaish Mathew, Kottayam IN
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| 20110100540 | METHODS OF MANUFACTURE OF WIND TURBINE BLADES AND OTHER STRUCTURES - A method of manufacturing a rib-stiffened shell for a structure, wherein the rib-stiffened shell comprises an outer skin supported by a plurality of fiber ribs, the fiber ribs comprising thickened strips of substantially unidirectional fiber, and wherein the fiber ribs comprise a crisscrossing pattern that includes a plurality of junctions, the junctions comprising an intersection of two or more of the fiber ribs, the method comprising the steps of: configuring a convex mold, the shape of which corresponds to the contour of the outer skin of the structure; configuring a plurality of grooves in the convex surface of the convex mold that correspond to the pattern of the fiber ribs; laying up unidirectional fiber in the grooves of the convex mold; and applying the outer skin over the convex surface of the convex mold. | 05-05-2011 |
| 20110103965 | WIND TURBINE BLADES - A rotor blade for a wind turbine that includes an airfoil comprising a shell that includes an outer skin disposed around a plurality of fiber ribs. The fiber ribs may comprise resin-infused linear rib-like structures of substantially unidirectional fiber. The fiber ribs may be configured to include a plurality of junctions, the junctions comprising an intersection of two or more fiber ribs. The fiber ribs may be configured to form a repeating pattern along the inner surface of the outer skin. | 05-05-2011 |
Joy Mathew, Karnataka IN
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| 20090082421 | Crystalline Form B4 of Atorvastatin Magnesium and a Process Thereof - Crystalline polymorphic form B4 of Atorvastatin magnesium of FIG. | 03-26-2009 |
| 20090171099 | PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF AMORPHOUS ATORVASTATIN CALCIUM - A novel process of the preparation of amorphous atorvastatin calcium starting from a compound of Formula (II). | 07-02-2009 |
Joy Mathew, Bangalore IN
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| 20100168201 | Polymorphs of [R-(R*, R*) ]-2-(4-Fluorophenyl)-Beta, Delta-Dihydroxy-5-(1-Methylethyl)-3-Phenyl-4-[(Phenylamino)Carbonyl]-1H-P- yrrole-1-Heptanoic Acid Magnesium Salt (2:1) - Crystalline and amorphous polymorphic forms of Atorvastatin magnesium and processes for their preparation are claimed. | 07-01-2010 |
Manu Mathew, Ernakulam IN
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| 20090252426 | LINEAR TEMPORAL REFERENCE SCHEME HAVING NON-REFERENCE PREDICTIVE FRAMES - The method, system, and apparatus of linear temporal reference scheme having non-reference predictive frames is disclosed. In one embodiment, a method of a temporal reference scheme includes creating a non-reference predictive frame and a reference predictive frame from a reference frame, increasing a quantization factor of the non- and reference predictive frame by a threshold value, and decreasing the quantization factor of the reference predictive frame by the threshold value. The method may include toggling between the temporal reference scheme and another temporal reference scheme in which there may be no non-reference predictive frames and only reference predictive frames based on a scenario. The method may also include calculating a target bit rate across a communication channel through a bit rate calculation algorithm that considers a bandwidth capacity across the communication channel. | 10-08-2009 |
Manu Mathew, Bangalore IN
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| 20100315557 | REDUCING FLICKER IN THE DISPLAY OF VIDEO STREAMS - Image frames of a video stream are encoded with the aim of reducing flicker in the video stream when displayed. In one embodiment, the quantization parameter used to quantize an image frame is capped to be not greater than a quantization parameter used to quantize an immediately previous image frame. In another embodiment, the quantization step size used to quantize a macro-block of an image frame is computed based on the value of a quantization error of a co-located macro-block in an immediately previous image frame. In yet another embodiment, macro-block transform coefficients corresponding to high-frequency components are quantized using relatively higher quantization parameter values if the image frame is deemed to contain high activity. In yet another embodiment, flicker-prone macro-blocks of a source frame are replaced by corresponding best-match macro-blocks of a previous reconstructed frame, prior to being encoded. | 12-16-2010 |
| 20100316119 | PRESERVING TEXT QUALITY IN VIDEO ENCODING - A video encoder receives a macro-block of an image frame, and determines whether the macro-block contains text. The video encoder computes a quantization parameter for quantizing the macro-block, with the quantization parameter computed to be smaller if the macro-block is determined to contain text. The video encoder encodes the macro-block using the quantization parameter. Text quality in the encoded macro-block is preserved. | 12-16-2010 |
| 20110255594 | Rate Control in Video Coding - A method of rate control in coding of a video sequence to generate a compressed bit stream is provided that includes computing a sequence base quantization step size for a sequence of pictures in the video sequence, computing a picture base quantization step size for a picture in the sequence of pictures based on the sequence base quantization step size, a type of the picture, and a level of the picture in a rate control hierarchy, and coding the picture using the picture base quantization step size to generate a portion of the compressed bit stream. | 10-20-2011 |
Paul Mathew, Bangalore IN
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| 20110290719 | FLUID FILTRATION APPARATUS FOR APPLIANCES - Embodiments, presented herein are directed to a filtration system including an outer pipe, an inner pipe and a stirrer. The outer pipe is configured to receive a working fluid from a filter inlet. The outer pipe includes a venturi neck and an outer channel. The venturi neck is located downstream of the filter inlet. The outlet channel is located downstream of the venturi neck, wherein the outlet channel is configured to provide an outlet for a first type of impurity. The inner pipe is co-axially positioned with the outer pipe, wherein the inner pipe is configured to receive a second type of impurity. The stirrer is positioned inside the outer pipe, wherein the stirrer rotates with the inner pipe to substantially separate at least the first and the second types of impurities from the working fluid. | 12-01-2011 |
| 20110312860 | WEAR-RESISTANT AND LOW-FRICTION COATINGS AND ARTICLES COATED THEREWITH - A composition for a wear-resistant and low-friction coating is presented. The coating composition includes a hard ceramic phase, a metallic binder phase and a lubricant phase. The lubricant phase includes a multi-component oxide. An article having a wear-resistant and low-friction coating and a method of making such a coating are also described. | 12-22-2011 |
Sanil S. Mathew, Thrissur IN
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| 20100062800 | WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS USING MULTIPLE RADIO ACCESS TECHNOLOGIES SIMULTANEOUSLY - In one embodiment, a wireless device communicates an uplink data stream to a wireless network using two radio access technologies (RATs) simultaneously. The wireless device has a host controller unit that segments the uplink data stream and provides each of the segmented portions to either a first baseband module corresponding to a first RAT or a second baseband module corresponding to a second RAT. The first baseband module modulates the data that it receives using the first RAT and provides the modulated data to a first radio frequency (RF) module. The second baseband module modulates the data that it receives using the second RAT and provides the modulated data to a second RF module. The first and second RF modules convert the modulated data to RF and provide the RF signals to first and second antennas, respectively. In alternative embodiments, more than two RATs are used simultaneously for communications. | 03-11-2010 |