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Mccarthy, AU
Bradley John Mccarthy, Queensland AU
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| 20080217077 | Vehicle Recovery and Traction Ladder - A lightweight vehicle ladder for the recovery and traction of vehicles includes a central recessed portion ( | 09-11-2008 |
Brendan Paul Mccarthy, Highgate Hill AU
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| 20100138102 | SYSTEM AND METHOD OF REMOTE DIAGNOSTICS - A system of remote diagnostics comprising a guidance device having a guidance device identifier, the guidance device further including a communication module for communicating a service request message, the service request message including the guidance device identifier; and a diagnostics module able to communicate with the communication module of the guidance device and configured to receive the service request message of the communication module of the guidance device, the diagnostics module maintaining a data store associating the guidance device identifier with a service provider entity; wherein, the diagnostics module is configured to facilitate communication between the service provider entity and the communication module of the guidance device in response to receipt of the service request message from the communication device of the guidance device and based upon the association of the guidance device identifier with the service provider entity. | 06-03-2010 |
David Thomas Mccarthy, Pakenham AU
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| 20120241385 | WATER FILTRATION SYTEM WITH ACTIVATED CARBON AND ZEOLITE - In one embodiment the invention relates to a filter media for removal of contaminants from water comprising aluminium coated granular activated carbon and granular zeolite. Another embodiment relates to a method of producing aluminium coated granular activated carbon comprising exposing granular activated carbon to an aqueous solution comprising one or more aluminium salts which is acidified to a pH of between about 5 and about 6.8, removing the aqueous solution and washing and drying the aluminium coated granular activated carbon that is produced. Further embodiments relate to: a filter system for removal of contaminants from water comprising (i) a middle zone comprising granular activated carbon and granular zeolite and (ii) a lower barrier zone comprising screening material, wherein the system allows a flow rate of water there through of from about 0.5 Lsec-1 m | 09-27-2012 |
David Thomas Mccarthy, Victoria AU
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| 20110166848 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR MODELLING WATER TREATMENT AND HARVESTING - A method of modelling a water harvesting and treatment system, the method comprising: receiving modelling data, the modelling data comprising a plurality of parameters relating to intended application of the water harvesting and treatment system; accessing rainfall data for a geographic region for a predetermined historical period, the rainfall data comprising data for a plurality of predetermined time increments over the historical period; and generating a model of the water harvesting and treatment system based on the rainfall data and the modelling data. | 07-07-2011 |
Edward Mccarthy, Barton AU
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| 20120265743 | PERSISTING OF A LOW LATENCY IN-MEMORY DATABASE - Processing is provided for operating an in-memory database, wherein transaction data is stored by a persistence buffer in an FIFO queue, and update processor subsequently: waits for a trigger; extracts the last transactional data associated with a single transaction of the in-memory database from the FIFO memory queue; determines if the transaction data includes updates to data fields in the in-memory database which were already processed; and if not, then stores the extracted transaction data to a store queue, remembering the fields updated in the in-memory database, or otherwise updates the store queue with the extracted transaction data. The process continues until the extracting is complete, and the content of the store queue is periodically written into a persistent storage device. | 10-18-2012 |
Justin Mccarthy, Lower Templestowe AU
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| 20080271388 | Anchoring stake - The present invention relates to an anchoring stake that includes an elongate member having a longitudinal axis extending along its longitudinal length, the elongate member having a lower portion which is insertable into a ground environment and an upper portion which in use projects above the ground environment, and at least one anchor member attached to the lower portion of the elongate member. The anchor member is movable between an insertion position in which the length of the at least one anchor member is generally aligned with the longitudinal axis of the elongate member and an anchoring position in which the length of the at least one anchor member extends at an angle away from longitudinal axis of the elongate member. | 11-06-2008 |
Lawrence David Mccarthy, Noble Park North Victoria AU
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| 20090129592 | METHOD OF FORMING A SECURITIZED IMAGE - There is disclosed a method of forming a securitized image comprising: obtaining a host image which is to be visible to an observer, obtaining a latent image to be concealed within the host image, adjusting the saturation of regions of at least one of the host image and the latent image such that when the latent image and the host image as adjusted are subsequently combined, the saturation of the combined regions will more closely approximate the saturation of corresponding regions of the original host image; and combining the latent image, and host image as adjusted to form a securitized image. | 05-21-2009 |
Lawrence David Mccarthy, Victoria AU
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| 20110150361 | Hidden Image Method and Hidden Image Apparatus - A hidden image method comprising forming a set of carrier devices which when overlayed upon one another and aligned will reveal N images within a common area, the set of carrier devices being formed by: forming N latent images from respective ones of the N images and respective ones of N line decoders to hide the N images, each latent image being decodeable by the decoder from which the latent image is formed to reveal the image the latent image hides, the N latent images further formed such that the lines of the decoders cross one another within the common area at line angles displaced relative to one another so as to define a single axis of alignment; and forming each carrier device of the set of carrier devices by combining at least two items selected from the set of latent images and decoders so as not to decode any of the hidden images and such that the set of carrier devices includes all the latent images and all the decoders, whereby the set of carrier devices will reveal the N hidden images within the common area when overlayed upon one another and aligned. Also disclosed are a line decoder comprising a plurality of lines which diverge from one another, a line decoder comprising a plurality of lines at least some of which have an increasing average width from one end to another, a line decoder comprising at least some lines having non-integer line widths. | 06-23-2011 |
| 20110187747 | METHOD OF DECODING ON AN ELECTRONIC DEVICE - A hidden image method comprising: obtaining a first image and a second image, the first and second images providing between them a hidden image and a decoder such that a hidden image is decoded by the decoder when the first image and the second image are superposed at least one decoding position; printing the first image onto a light transmissive substrate to produce a printed substrate; displaying the second image on an electronic display; and superposing the printed substrate relative to the display at a decoding position to decode the hidden image. | 08-04-2011 |
Matthew Mccarthy, South Australia AU
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| 20100262007 | MEDICAL SCANNING APPARATUS AND METHOD - A system and method of ultrasound scanning to achieve apparent real-time display of a sector ultrasound scan Including a single scanline ultrasound scanning apparatus with a sensor adapted to sense the position and/or orientation of the transducer and to output this as data and a screen to display a B-mode ultrasound scan image formed from a series of scanlines, each scanline being a dataset having a series of echo intensity values and a direction captured by reciprocating a transducer probe against a surface of a subject to be scanned such that a planar sector or series of planar sectors of the subject are swept by an ultrasound beam producing a series of scanlines and continuously processing and displaying said scanlines to produce an image that changes in real time In accordance with the features of the subject in the sector being scanned. | 10-14-2010 |
Matthew Mccarthy, Thebarton AU
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| 20110054296 | REMOTE DISPLAY FOR MEDICAL SCANNING APPARATUS - A hand held medical diagnostic apparatus including a processing unit and a probe adapted to produce medical diagnostic data. The processing unit receives medical diagnostic data and processes It to produce display Information. There is a communications channel adapted to transmit data between the processing unit and a remote display unit located remotely from the probe and from the processing unit. The processing unit is adapted to send the display information via the communications channel to the remote display unit and the remote display unit is adapted to display the display information on a screen. | 03-03-2011 |
Steve Mccarthy, Perth AU
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| 20090159369 | WORKING PLATFORM - A platform ( | 06-25-2009 |
Thomas David Mccarthy, Victoria AU
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| 20090275507 | CONTRACEPTIVE COMPOSITION - The present invention relates to a contraceptive composition including an effective amount of a dendrimer compound including one or more naphthyl disulphonic acid surface groups, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt or solvate of the dendrimer compound; and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier, excipient and/or diluent therefor. The contraceptive composition may also exhibit antimicrobial activity. The invention also relates to a method of selectively reducing or preventing conception in a female animal, including a human, which method includes administering to the animal an effective amount of a contraceptive composition which composition includes an effective amount of a dendrimer compound including one or more naphthyl disulphonic acid surface groups, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt or solvate of the dendrimer compound; and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier, excipient and/or diluent therefor. | 11-05-2009 |
| 20100252050 | DELIVERY SYSTEM - A microbicidal delivery system including: a microbicidal composition including a microbicidal compound including a dendrimer including one or more surface groups of formula (IV); a microbicidally active derivative thereof, or pharmaceutically acceptable salt or solvate thereof; and a carrier, excipient or diluent therefor; and a prophylactic device; the microbicidal composition being carried on a surface of the prophylactic device and being compatible therewith. | 10-07-2010 |
Thomas David Mccarthy, Malvern East AU
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| 20120022101 | SALT AND SOLVATES OF A TETRAHYDROISOQUINOLINE DERIVATIVE - (S)-2-(Diphenylacetyl)-1,2,3,4-tetrahydro-6-methoxy-5-(phenylmethoxy)-3-isoquinoline carboxylic acid in substantially pure form is described together with its sodium salt and solvates. Methods for preparing the compound, its sodium salt and its solvates and pharmaceutical compositions comprising them are also described. | 01-26-2012 |