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Miyagi, US
Daisuke Miyagi US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090033616 | DISPLAY APPARATUS AND DISPLAY METHOD - A display apparatus and a display method are provided capable of displaying an image in a desirably adjusted state upon execution of an application program. In the display apparatus, a command for display position is inputted to the touch panel and according to such an input, a determining section determines an application program, and display adjusting section adjusts a display position of an image appearing upon execution of the application program so that the image appears at a desired display position on a liquid crystal panel. | 02-05-2009 |
Haruo Miyagi, Lehi, UT US
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| 20090260658 | TOILET BOWL CLEANING APPARATUS AND METHODS - A toilet bowl cleaning unit disposed to intercept an intermittent flow of water from each flush of the water from a water line to a toilet bowl comprising a mounting device for installation in the flow of water, and a water-soluble compound positioned on the mounting device to intercept a substantial portion of the water as it is flushed from the water line to the toilet bowl, said water-soluble compound thereby being released into the toiled bowl with the water from each flush to inhibit formation of mineral deposits on the surfaces of the toilet bowl and/or drainage pipes. A method for cleaning a toilet bowl, comprising providing an intermittent flow of water from a water line to a toilet bowl with each flush of the toilet bowl, and providing a water-soluble compound to intercept a substantial portion of the flow of water, said water-soluble compound thereby being released into the toilet bowl with the water from each flush to inhibit formation of mineral deposits on the surfaces of the toilet bowl and/or drainage pipes. | 10-22-2009 |
Haruyoshi Miyagi, Lehi, UT US
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| 20090260658 | TOILET BOWL CLEANING APPARATUS AND METHODS - A toilet bowl cleaning unit disposed to intercept an intermittent flow of water from each flush of the water from a water line to a toilet bowl comprising a mounting device for installation in the flow of water, and a water-soluble compound positioned on the mounting device to intercept a substantial portion of the water as it is flushed from the water line to the toilet bowl, said water-soluble compound thereby being released into the toiled bowl with the water from each flush to inhibit formation of mineral deposits on the surfaces of the toilet bowl and/or drainage pipes. A method for cleaning a toilet bowl, comprising providing an intermittent flow of water from a water line to a toilet bowl with each flush of the toilet bowl, and providing a water-soluble compound to intercept a substantial portion of the flow of water, said water-soluble compound thereby being released into the toilet bowl with the water from each flush to inhibit formation of mineral deposits on the surfaces of the toilet bowl and/or drainage pipes. | 10-22-2009 |
| 20100192292 | URINAL CLEANING AND DEODORIZING APPARATUS AND METHOD - A urinal cleaning unit for cleaning a urinal having periodic water flow therethrough comprises: (a) a mounting device for attaching the urinal clean unit to a urinal; (b) a disposable unit adapted for releasably attaching to the mounting device; and (c) a chamber in the disposable unit for containing a cleaning agent adapted to intercept a portion of the water flow. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20100226818 | MULTIPLE-FUNCTION DEODORANT DISPENSER APPARATUS AND METHODS - A multiple-purpose deodorant dispenser unit is provided, comprising: (a) first apparatus adapted for alternatively receiving (i) an aerosol spray deodorant container, (ii) an open deodorant container having gel, liquid or solid deodorant therein, or (iii) a wick cylinder having deodorant therein; (b) second apparatus adjacent to the first apparatus adapted for alternatively containing (i) a spray actuating head device for activating a nozzle in the aerosol spray deodorant container to emit a spray of vaporized deodorant, or (ii) a fan head device for directing a movement of air in the vicinity of either the open container or the wick cylinder; and (c) a third apparatus having electrical means for alternatively operating the spray actuating head device or the fan head device. | 09-09-2010 |
Ken Miyagi, Denton, TX US
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| 20100247994 | Battery holder for a battery array, and battery array - The battery holder disposes plates between parallel oriented batteries, and holds batteries in specified positions. The battery holder is provided with L-shaped holders each having the form of a first plate and second plate connected at a right angle corner and having an L-shaped lateral cross-section, and flat-plate holders that connect with the L-shaped holders and have an overall planar form. An L-shaped holder has connecting holes on the outside of the corner between the first plate and second plate. Further, the outer edge of the first plate opposite the corner is provided with first connecting tabs that can connect with connecting holes of another L-shaped holder. A flat-plate holder is provided with second connecting tabs on at least one side edge that connect with connecting holes of an L-shaped holder. | 09-30-2010 |
Kensuke Miyagi, Cupertino, CA US
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| 20100061457 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR VLC ENCODING IN A VIDEO ENCODING SYSTEM - Method and apparatus for variable length code (VLC) encoding is described. In some examples, a symbol of frequency transform values having a run and a level is VLC encoded. An address is generated, at a processor, for a lookup table (LUT) in a memory based on the run and the level, the LUT storing VLC entries for all possible combinations of run values ranging from minimum to maximum runs and level values ranging from minimum to maximum levels, each of the VLC entries including a flag indicative of an escape mode. A VLC entry is read from the LUT using the address. A VLC code and bit length are obtained from the VLC entry if the flag in the VLC entry is a first value. A fixed length VLC code is generated from an escape code, the run, and the level if the flag in the VLC entry is a second value. | 03-11-2010 |
| 20110050930 | FAST ITERATIVE MOTION ESTIMATION METHOD ON GRADUALLY CHANGING IMAGES - A fast iterative motion estimation method enables motion estimation to take place with fewer computations. The motion estimation and error determination steps are combined, each position in the search area is monitored to determine whether error value reaches the minimum over iterations by keeping track of convergence status, a refinement search is applied (thus, a smaller search area than a conventional process), and the difference of the error value and the minimum error value is used for each position in the search area to decide whether to further calculate the error value for that position. Each of these modifications helps minimize the number of computations used in motion estimation. | 03-03-2011 |
Masaaki Miyagi, Baton Rouge, LA US
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| 20100235096 | ACCURATE GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM FOR DELIVERIES - An accurate global positioning system having a receiver, a display screen, an input device, having capabilities for visual calibration of the system is disclosed. Further methods of operating that system are disclosed | 09-16-2010 |
Masaru Miyagi, Grand Forks, ND US
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| 20110143420 | Kit for single oxygen atom incorporation into digested peptides - Optimized enzymatic conditions incorporate a single oxygen atom into digested peptides using a peptidase. The incorporation of a single oxygen atom is especially useful for proteolytic | 06-16-2011 |
Morihito Miyagi US
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| 20090196606 | OPTICAL ACCESS NETWORK AND OPTICAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS - An optical access network and optical switching systems requiring no frame delay process on an optical switchboard are disclosed. Plural ONUs are connected to user terminals. An OLT communicates with an IP network through an access gateway. An optical switching unit (OSW) connects the ONUs and the OLT by switching the optical line. A control line connects the OLT and the OSW to control the optical switch change-over operation in the OSW. The optical switch port information required to generate the optical switch activation signal are concentrated in the OLT, which transmits the optical switch change-over control signal to the OSW through the control line before the transmission frame. | 08-06-2009 |
Yoshi Miyagi, Lehi, UT US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090260658 | TOILET BOWL CLEANING APPARATUS AND METHODS - A toilet bowl cleaning unit disposed to intercept an intermittent flow of water from each flush of the water from a water line to a toilet bowl comprising a mounting device for installation in the flow of water, and a water-soluble compound positioned on the mounting device to intercept a substantial portion of the water as it is flushed from the water line to the toilet bowl, said water-soluble compound thereby being released into the toiled bowl with the water from each flush to inhibit formation of mineral deposits on the surfaces of the toilet bowl and/or drainage pipes. A method for cleaning a toilet bowl, comprising providing an intermittent flow of water from a water line to a toilet bowl with each flush of the toilet bowl, and providing a water-soluble compound to intercept a substantial portion of the flow of water, said water-soluble compound thereby being released into the toilet bowl with the water from each flush to inhibit formation of mineral deposits on the surfaces of the toilet bowl and/or drainage pipes. | 10-22-2009 |