Neville, US
Brian E. Neville, Edwardsville, IL US
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20140341695 | ROBOTIC CARTON UNLOADER - A robotic carton unloader for automatic unloading of cartons from a carton pile, such as a carton pile stacked within a trailer. In various embodiments, a robotic carton unloader may comprise a conveyor system, a robotic positioner, and a manipulator having a conformable face configured to conform to irregularities of the carton pile, and the manipulator may be movable attached to an end of the robotic positioner. | 11-20-2014 |
20150037131 | ROBOTIC CARTON UNLOADER - A robotic carton unloader for automatic unloading of cartons from a carton pile, such as a carton pile stacked within a trailer. In various embodiments, a robotic carton unloader may comprise a conveyor system, a robotic positioner, and a manipulator having a conformable face configured to conform to irregularities of the carton pile, and the manipulator may be movable attached to an end of the robotic positioner. | 02-05-2015 |
Bridget S. Neville, Oaden, CT US
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20140099879 | Hybrid Satellite and Internet Mobile Broadcast System - Satellite audio and video broadcasting systems for concurrent, near-simultaneous broadcast to mobile and fixed receivers of satellite broadcast audio information and of internet streaming of at least the same audio information, and of video and data information, too. | 04-10-2014 |
Christopher L. Neville, Portland, OR US
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20090243102 | METHOD OF ALIGNING DEPOSITED NANOTUBES ONTO AN ETCHED FEATURE USING A SPACER - A method of forming an aligned connection between a nanotube layer and a raised feature is disclosed. A substrate having a raised feature has spacers formed next to the side of the raised feature. The spacers are etched until the sidewalls of the raised feature are exposed forming a notched feature at the top of the spacers. A patterned nanotube layer is formed such that the nanotube layer overlies the top of the spacer and contacts a side portion of the raised feature in the notched feature. The nanotube layer is then covered with an insulating layer. Then a top portion of the insulating layer is removed to expose a top portion of the etched feature. | 10-01-2009 |
Craig M. Neville, Melrose, MA US
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20110091930 | WELL-BASED FLOW SYSTEM FOR CELL CULTURE - A well-based flow system for cell culture is described which provides for flow of culture containing compounds for drug screening to be exposed to cells seeded on a membrane. The flow of medium may be planar or radial and means are provided for the removal of waste media through fluid outlets in fluid communication with the assay well plates through conduits. Methods of using the system for cell culture and drug toxicity screening are also provided including coculturing cells such as hepatocytes, stem cells, fibroblasts and smooth muscle cells and selectively exposing cells to test compounds. | 04-21-2011 |
Daniel D. Neville, Salt Lake City, UT US
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20150101645 | Dome Hubs, Dome Assembly Kits, and Dome Assembly Methods - A dome hub includes a body and a spoke extending radially from the body. The spoke is configured to receive a dome strut. The spoke includes a strut band configured to receive an end of a dome strut. A dome assembly kit includes a strut and a hub. The hub retains the strut within a spoke without threaded fasteners when assembled. The spoke includes a strut band that receives an end of the strut when assembled. A dome assembly method includes using a hub with a spoke and a strut band. The method includes using a strut and inserting the strut into the spoke. The strut is retained within the spoke without threaded fasteners. The method includes sliding the strut toward a center of the hub until an end of the strut is positioned against the strut band. | 04-16-2015 |
Daniel E. Neville, Lake Mary, FL US
David Neville, Bethesda, MD US
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20120232010 | Compositions and Methods for Treating Bladder Cancer - The present invention provides methods and compositions for treating bladder cancer. In particular, the present invention provides a fusion protein comprising a toxin moiety that is linked to an epithelial growth factor (EGF) moiety. The toxin moiety and the EGF moiety can be linked optionally via a linker. Typically, the fusion protein is administered intravesically into the cancerous bladder. | 09-13-2012 |
Deborah Neville, Lower Gwynedd, PA US
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20090238867 | Nanoparticulate Anidulafungin Compositions and Methods for Making the Same - Nanoparticulate compositions comprising anidulafungin are described, as well as methods of making such compositions. Also described are methods for treatment of fungal infections. | 09-24-2009 |
20110287065 | NANOPARTICULATE CINACALCET COMPOSITIONS - The invention is directed to compositions comprising stable nanoparticulate cinacalcet or a salt thereof. The composition can exhibit an improved dissolution rate, improved bioavailability, and reduced difference in absorption when administered orally under fed as compared to fasting conditions. The invention also encompasses methods of making and using such compositions. | 11-24-2011 |
20150216822 | NANOPARTICULATE CINACALCET COMPOSITIONS - The invention is directed to compositions comprising stable nanoparticulate cinacalcet or a salt thereof. The composition can exhibit an improved dissolution rate, improved bioavailability, and reduced difference in absorption when administered orally under fed as compared to fasting conditions. The invention also encompasses methods of making and using such compositions. | 08-06-2015 |
Emily A. Neville, Taylor, MI US
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20080203039 | Junction box assembly with T-shaped aligning protrusion - A junction box assembly includes first and second structures, such as upper and lower cases. T-shaped aligning protrusions extend beyond an edge of a sidewall of the second structure and mate with a receiving member contained in the first structure. When the first structure is being aligned with the second structure, chamfers on the T-shaped aligning protrusion may be provided to help start the alignment process before the first and second structures are joined together. This allows for faster and easier assembly of the junction box and helps to reduce the mating forces between the first and second structures. | 08-28-2008 |
James D. Neville, Maple Grove, MN US
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20110004117 | IMPLANT PARAMETER SELECTION BASED ON COMPRESSIVE FORCE - Systems and techniques for determining in vivo mechanical load exerted on an implanted medical device (IMD) are described. A transfer function for determining a normal force exerted by a muscle based on an in-line force and muscle parameters is also described. | 01-06-2011 |
20110004124 | IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE INCLUDING MECHANICAL STRESS SENSOR - Systems and techniques for determining in vivo mechanical load exerted on an implanted medical device (IMD) are described. The IMD or a device that has a substantially similar form factor as the IMD includes at least one mechanical stress sensor mechanically coupled to a housing or a component within the housing. In some examples, a patient parameter is determined based on a signal indicative of the in vivo mechanical load exerted on the IMD. In addition, in some examples, a processor determines whether a transient or cumulative mechanical load exerted on an IMD exceeded a predetermined threshold. A processor may additionally or alternatively determine whether a pattern in the mechanical loading of the IMD indicates a diversion from a manufacturing, shipping, storage or other handling process. | 01-06-2011 |
James E. Neville, Springfiled, NJ US
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20140103030 | Apparatus and method for heat treatment of coatings on subtrates - An apparatus for thermal treatment of coatings on substrates includes a microwave applicator cavity; a microwave power supply to deliver power to the cavity; a thermally insulated microwave-transparent compartment within the cavity, large enough to contain the coated substrate while occupying no more than 50% of the total volume of the cavity; a means of supporting the coated substrate within the compartment; an adjustable IR heating source in the compartment and facing the substrate so that a selected amount of IR heating may be applied to the substrate; and, a non-contacting temperature measurement device to measure the temperature of the coating. Related methods for using the apparatus to process different kinds of films are also disclosed. | 04-17-2014 |
Jason Adam Neville, Greenville, SC US
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20140147284 | METHOD FOR MODIFYING AN AIRFOIL SHROUD - A turbine engine, bucket and method for modifying an airfoil shroud of turbine bucket is disclosed. A reference location is located in a second end edge of the airfoil shroud proximate a seal rail of the airfoil shroud. A relief cut is formed in the airfoil shroud to remove the reference location. Additionally, another reference location may be located in a first end edge of the airfoil shroud proximate the seal rail. Another relief cut may be formed in the airfoil shroud to remove the other reference location. | 05-29-2014 |
20150128433 | BUCKET TIP SHROUD MEASUREMENT FIXTURE AND METHOD OF MEASURING BUCKET TIP SHROUD ORIENTATION - A bucket tip shroud measurement fixture includes a frame extending from a first end to a second end through an intermediate portion having a first surface and an opposing second surface, a first tip shroud fixing member extending from the second surface of the frame at the first end, and a second tip shroud fixing member extending from the second surface of the frame at the second end. The first and second tip shroud fixing members are configured and disposed to retain and establish an orientation of a bucket tip shroud relative the frame. A plurality of reference points are provided on the frame. The plurality of reference points are configured and disposed to receive a coordinate measuring machine (CMM) probe. | 05-14-2015 |
20150345303 | ROTOR BLADE COOLING - A rotor blade includes a mounting portion comprising a mounting body that is formed to receive a coolant therein. An airfoil portion extends substantially radially outwardly from the mounting body and includes an airfoil body. The mounting body and the airfoil body define a plurality of primary cooling passages that extend substantially radially therein for routing the coolant through the airfoil body. Each of the primary cooling passages includes a cooling flow outlet that is formed along a tip portion of the airfoil body. The airfoil body further defines a plurality of trailing edge cooling passages, each having a coolant outlet that is formed along a trailing edge portion of the airfoil body. At least a portion of the trailing edge cooling passages are formed along a radially outer portion of the trailing edge proximate to the tip portion of the airfoil body. | 12-03-2015 |
Joshua R. Neville, Loveland, CO US
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20140015181 | OFFSET INDEX WELDING POSITIONER - Disclosed is a two station positioner for positioning work pieces for mounting and working at the same time. A first arm positioner can be located in a mounting position for mounting a work piece on the first arm positioner, while the other arm positioner is located in a working position, where another work piece can be welded or machined. The first positioning arm, in the mounting position, is sufficiently low to allow workers to mount the work piece without the use of elevated platforms. A pedestal exchange platform can then be indexed to place the first positioning arm with the mounted piece in the working position and the other positioning arm in the mounting position. In this manner, workers can mount work pieces while other work pieces are being worked. In the working position, the positioning arm is rotated on a horizontal axis, which reduces programming complexity for robotic welders or machines. | 01-16-2014 |
Margaret C. Neville, Denver, CO US
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20110263511 | TIGHT JUNCTION PROTEIN MODULATORS AND USES THEREOF - The invention provides tight junction protein modulators, compositions comprising the same, and uses thereof. In particular, the invention provides tight junction protein modulators that modulate the second extracellular loop of tight junction proteins, such as occludin or claudin. | 10-27-2011 |
20140045768 | Tight Junction Protein Modulators and Uses Thereof - The invention provides tight junction protein modulators, compositions comprising the same, and uses thereof. In particular, the invention provides tight junction protein modulators that modulate the second extracellular loop of tight junction proteins, such as occludin or claudin. | 02-13-2014 |
Mark Neville, Raynham, MA US
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20120001351 | LOW PRESSURE GAS TRANSFER DEVICE - Certain embodiments of the present technology present a low pressure gas transfer device for transferring gas into a liquid stream. The gas transfer device has a primary pipe branch with a gas injector, and a secondary pipe branch intersecting the primary pipe branch. A liquid stream passing through the secondary pipe branch mixes with the liquid stream passing through the primary pipe branch. The primary outlet port delivers a dispersion stream that is a mixture of gas-injected liquid passing through the primary pipe branch and the secondary liquid stream passing through the secondary pipe branch. | 01-05-2012 |
20120003707 | Method for Injecting a Feed Gas Stream into a Vertically Extended Column of Liquid - A process for conversion of syngas to liquid products that serve as surface acting agents uses the gas stream at a relatively low pressure to eliminate the use of a compressor. The process uses a liquid stream as the primary energy input to a gas injector that intensely mixes gas and the liquid with reduced compression costs while the presence of the liquid product maintains the gas-liquid dispersion as it flows downward to build a static pressure head. The process lowers the required gas pressure by adjusting the elevation of the gas injector such that a conduit receives the gas-liquid dispersion from the outlet of the injector and confines it as it travels downward to enter the bottom of a column of liquid. The liquid product provides a surface acting agent that prolongs the creation and duration of microbubbles in the gas-liquid dispersion. | 01-05-2012 |
20140349358 | METHOD FOR INJECTING A FEED GAS STREAM INTO A VERTICALLY EXTENDED COLUMN OF LIQUID - A process for conversion of syngas to liquid products that serve as surface acting agents uses the gas stream at a relatively low pressure to eliminate the use of a compressor. The process uses a liquid stream as the primary energy input to a gas injector that intensely mixes gas and the liquid with reduced compression costs while the presence of the liquid product maintains the gas-liquid dispersion as it flows downward to build a static pressure head. The process lowers the required gas pressure by adjusting the elevation of the gas injector such that a conduit receives the gas-liquid dispersion from the outlet of the injector and confines it as it travels downward to enter the bottom of a column of liquid. The liquid product provides a surface acting agent that prolongs the creation and duration of microbubbles in the gas-liquid dispersion. | 11-27-2014 |
Mary E. Neville, Jamesburg, NJ US
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20090105126 | Methods of Treating Pulmonary Disorders using Liposomal Vancomycin Formulations - The present disclosure relates in part to methods of treating and prevention of pulmonary disorders in a subject in need thereof comprising administering to the subject a liposomal vancomycin compositions having low lipid to drug ratios and high concentration of vancomycin. | 04-23-2009 |
20090130194 | Methods of Treating Cancer with High Potency Lipid-Based Platinum Compound Formulations Administered Intravenously - In one aspect, the present invention relates to methods of treating cancer in a patient comprising administering intravenously to a patient in need thereof a cancer treating effective amount of a lipid-complexed platinum compound composition wherein the concentration of the platinum compound of the lipid-complexed platinum compound composition is greater than about 1.2 mg/ml. | 05-21-2009 |
Robert Neville, San Mateo, CA US
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20140195653 | Connected-media end user experience using an overlay network - An Internet infrastructure delivery platform (e.g., operated by a service provider) provides an overlay network (a server infrastructure) that is used to facilitate “second screen” end user media experiences. In this approach, first media content, which is typically either live on-demand, is being rendered on a first content device (e.g., a television, Blu-Ray disk or other source). That first media content may be delivered by servers in the overlay network. One or multiple end user second content devices are then adapted to be associated with the first content source, preferably, via the overlay network, to facilitate second screen end user experiences (on the second content devices). | 07-10-2014 |
Roy S. Neville, Allentown, PA US
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20100232046 | Methods and Systems for Estimating Time Corresponding to Peak Signal Amplitude - Various systems and methods for peak signal detection. As one example, a method for peak signal detection that includes receiving a signal is disclosed. The received signal includes a signal region where the signal is increasing in amplitude, another signal region where the signal is decreasing in amplitude, and a transitional signal region coupling the first two signal regions. In some cases, the transitional region is of zero duration and the signal transitions directly from the increasing region to the decreasing region. The method further include calculating a distance between the signal region of increasing amplitude and the signal region of decreasing amplitude, and determining a peak of the received signal that is one half the distance from the signal region of increasing amplitude. | 09-16-2010 |
Russell Neville US
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20140253958 | VIRTUAL PRINTER INTERFACE NODE - A virtual printer interface node enables a non-cloud-ready printer to communicate with a cloud-based service, residing on an internet. The virtual printer interface node includes a housing; a communication interface to provide communication directly to the network router; and a microcontroller operatively connected to the communication interface. The microcontroller converts commands, received through the communication interface, from the cloud-based service, residing on the internet, to native protocols of the non-cloud-ready networked printer and communicates the converted native protocols to the non-cloud-ready networked printer. | 09-11-2014 |
Russell Neville, Tualatin, OR US
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20100264214 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING CONTRACT-FREE "PAY-AS-YOU-GO" OPTIONS FOR UTILIZATION OF MULTI-FUNCTION DEVICES - A method and system including a plurality of multifunctional devices being operatively associated with at least one controller and each having a preset amount of preloaded consumables at a time of initial use; and a software application for enabling at least one user to access the plurality of multifunctional devices, the software application being configured to receive information from a prepaid card, the information including a financial value relating to usage of some of the preset amount of preloaded consumables in the plurality of multifunctional devices; wherein the financial value of the prepaid card is applied by the at least one user across the plurality of multifunctional devices in any desired uniform or non-uniform financial proportions in accordance with usage determinations; and wherein the at least one user is enabled to pay for access to the plurality of multifunctional devices in time staggered installments without pre-established contractual obligations. | 10-21-2010 |
20100268591 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SELECTIVELY CONTROLLING THE USE OF FUNCTIONALITY IN ONE OR MORE MULTIFUNCTION DEVICES AND SUBSIDIZING THEIR USE THROUGH ADVERTISEMENTS - A system and related method for selectively controlling use of functionality in one or more multifunction devices includes a communications interface in operative communication with a printer and/or a display apparatus. The communications interfaces electronically communicates data with the printer and/or the display apparatus. The data includes a data structure configured to present an advertisement. The data may be print data or image data. The communications interface is operatively associated with an advertisement-credit component which can generate a credit value corresponding to the advertisement. The advertisement-credit component can subsidize multi-function device costs based upon a presented advertisement, e.g., the cost of printing, scanning, faxing, and related consumables including inks, toners and/or papers. The advertisement credit component authorizes use of a predetermined amount of a function with the credit value that corresponds to the advertisement. | 10-21-2010 |
20140132975 | NETWORKED PRINTING SYSTEMS - A system and method provide third party content to a local client printing system through a local client printing system; a content provider server operatively connected to the local client printing system; and a third party content provider server operatively connected to the content provider server. The content provider server provides printable content to the local client printing system, the printable content being specified by the local client printing system. The content provider server retrieves, from the third party content provider server, the printable content being specified by the local client printing system. The local client printing system prints the printable content received from the content provider server. | 05-15-2014 |
20140132980 | NETWORKED PRINTING SYSTEMS - A system and method provide a la carte reproduction services wherein a printing system is capable of performing multiple operational printing modes, but is configured, in a normal operational printing state, to perform a subset of the multiple operational printing modes. The printing system includes a user interface to enable a user to select an operational printing mode. The printing system, in response to a user selecting an operational printing mode not included in subset of the multiple operational printing modes, communicates with a printer service provider server to request authorization to perform the user selected operational printing mode. The printer service provider server requests predetermined information from the printing system, and, upon processing and verification of information received from the printing system, configures the printing system to perform the selected operational printing mode. | 05-15-2014 |
20140132981 | NETWORKED PRINTING SYSTEMS - A system and method for enabling content to be displayable in association with a local client printing system associated with a printer provider. The local client printing system, in response to commands entered through the user interface, communicates with a remote printer provider server to retrieve displayable content associated with the commands entered through a user interface. The local client printing system, in response to commands entered through the user interface, communicates with the remote printer provider server to identify the display device upon which the retrieved displayable content is to be displayed. The display device receives, from the remote printer provider server, the retrieved displayable content and displays the retrieved displayable content thereupon. | 05-15-2014 |
20140132982 | NETWORKED PRINTING SYSTEMS - A system and method for providing printing services to a mobile device connected to a network provides a remote print service provider server and local printers. The mobile device transmits a printer location request to the remote print service provider server. The remote print service provider server determines a physical location of the mobile device; determines which local printers are located within a predetermined parameter of the physical location of the mobile device; and transmits information to the mobile device identifying physical locations of local printers with respect to the physical location of the mobile device. The mobile device selects a local printer identified by the remote print service provider server and transmits, to the remote print service provider server, a print request. The remote print service provider server transmits the print request to the selected local printer. | 05-15-2014 |
20140253944 | VIRTUAL PRINTER INTERFACE NODE - A virtual printer interface node enables a non-cloud-ready printer to communicate with a cloud-based service, residing on an internet. The virtual printer interface node includes a housing; a communication interface to provide communication directly to the network router; and a microcontroller operatively connected to the communication interface. The microcontroller converts commands, received through the communication interface, from the cloud-based service, residing on the internet, to native protocols of the non-cloud-ready networked printer and communicates the converted native protocols to the non-cloud-ready networked printer. | 09-11-2014 |
20140253945 | A SYSTEM FOR AUTHENTICATING COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN A NON-CLOUD READY NETWORKED PRINTER AND A CLOUD-BASED SERVICE THROUGH A VIRTUAL PRINTER INTERFACE DEVICE - A virtual printer interface node enables a non-cloud-ready printer to communicate with a cloud-based service, residing on an internet. The virtual printer interface node includes a housing; a communication interface to provide communication directly to the network router; and a microcontroller operatively connected to the communication interface. The microcontroller converts commands, received through the communication interface, from the cloud-based service, residing on the internet, to native protocols of the non-cloud-ready networked printer and communicates the converted native protocols to the non-cloud-ready networked printer. | 09-11-2014 |
20140253954 | VIRTUAL PRINTER INTERFACE NODE - A virtual printer interface node enables a non-cloud-ready printer to communicate with a cloud-based service, residing on an internet. The virtual printer interface node includes a housing; a communication interface to provide communication directly to the network router; and a microcontroller operatively connected to the communication interface. The microcontroller converts commands, received through the communication interface, from the cloud-based service, residing on the internet, to native protocols of the non-cloud-ready networked printer and communicates the converted native protocols to the non-cloud-ready networked printer. | 09-11-2014 |
20140253955 | VIRTUAL PRINTER INTERFACE NODE - A virtual printer interface node enables a non-cloud-ready printer to communicate with a cloud-based service, residing on an internet. The virtual printer interface node includes a housing; a communication interface to provide communication directly to the network router; and a microcontroller operatively connected to the communication interface. The microcontroller converts commands, received through the communication interface, from the cloud-based service, residing on the internet, to native protocols of the non-cloud-ready networked printer and communicates the converted native protocols to the non-cloud-ready networked printer. | 09-11-2014 |
20140253956 | VIRTUAL PRINTER INTERFACE NODE - A virtual printer interface node enables a non-cloud-ready printer to communicate with a cloud-based service, residing on an internet. The virtual printer interface node includes a housing; a communication interface to provide communication directly to the network router; and a microcontroller operatively connected to the communication interface. The microcontroller converts commands, received through the communication interface, from the cloud-based service, residing on the internet, to native protocols of the non-cloud-ready networked printer and communicates the converted native protocols to the non-cloud-ready networked printer. | 09-11-2014 |
20140253959 | VIRTUAL PRINTER INTERFACE NODE - A virtual printer interface node enables a non-cloud-ready printer to communicate with a cloud-based service, residing on an internet. The virtual printer interface node includes a housing; a communication interface to provide communication directly to the network router; and a microcontroller operatively connected to the communication interface. The microcontroller converts commands, received through the communication interface, from the cloud-based service, residing on the internet, to native protocols of the non-cloud-ready networked printer and communicates the converted native protocols to the non-cloud-ready networked printer. | 09-11-2014 |
20140253960 | VIRTUAL PRINTER INTERFACE NODE - A virtual printer interface node enables a non-cloud-ready printer to communicate with a cloud-based service, residing on an internet. The virtual printer interface node includes a housing; a communication interface to provide communication directly to the network router; and a microcontroller operatively connected to the communication interface. The microcontroller converts commands, received through the communication interface, from the cloud-based service, residing on the internet, to native protocols of the non-cloud-ready networked printer and communicates the converted native protocols to the non-cloud-ready networked printer. | 09-11-2014 |
20140253961 | VIRTUAL PRINTER INTERFACE NODE - A virtual printer interface node enables a non-cloud-ready printer to communicate with a cloud-based service, residing on an internet. The virtual printer interface node includes a housing; a communication interface to provide communication directly to the network router; and a microcontroller operatively connected to the communication interface. The microcontroller converts commands, received through the communication interface, from the cloud-based service, residing on the internet, to native protocols of the non-cloud-ready networked printer and communicates the converted native protocols to the non-cloud-ready networked printer. | 09-11-2014 |
20140253962 | VIRTUAL PRINTER INTERFACE NODE - A virtual printer interface node enables a non-cloud-ready printer to communicate with a cloud-based service, residing on an internet. The virtual printer interface node includes a housing; a communication interface to provide communication directly to the network router; and a microcontroller operatively connected to the communication interface. The microcontroller converts commands, received through the communication interface, from the cloud-based service, residing on the internet, to native protocols of the non-cloud-ready networked printer and communicates the converted native protocols to the non-cloud-ready networked printer. | 09-11-2014 |
Russelle Neville, Tualatin, OR US
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20140132970 | NETWORKED PRINTING SYSTEMS - A system and method for providing high resolution to be printed on a printing device, from video viewed on a display device by viewing video, on the display device, the video being received from a content provider over a network; controlling, thought a user interface displaying of the video on the display device; selecting, thought the user interface, an image in the viewed video to be captured for printing; generating, in response to a user selecting an image to be captured for printing, video scene identification information corresponding to the select video; transmitting the video scene identification information to the content provider; receiving, from the content provider, a high resolution image corresponding to the video scene identification information; and printing the received high resolution image. | 05-15-2014 |
Sean Timothy Neville, San Mateo, CA US
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20160122356 | METHODS FOR THE PREPARATION OF RIBOSIDES - Provided are methods of preparing compounds and pharmaceutical compositions for treating Filoviridae virus infections The compounds, compositions, and methods provided are particularly useful for the treatment of Marburg virus, Ebola virus and Cueva virus infections. | 05-05-2016 |
Steve Neville, Oakland, CA US
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20100247247 | SCREW PILE SUBSTRUCTURE SUPPORT SYSTEM - A screw pile substructure support system comprises a tubular pile with a fixed conical tip having a helical flight thereon which draws the pile into a soil bed when a torque is applied to the pile. The tip has a substantially conical shape, and the largest diameter of the tip is substantially the same as the diameter of the tubular pile to which it is attached. The helical flight is attached to the outside surface of the tip. The tip may also be provided a point tip and one or more cutting teeth attached its surface. | 09-30-2010 |
20120213596 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR COUPLING A DRILL RIG TO A SCREW PILE - A screw pile substructure support system comprises a tubular pile with a fixed conical tip having a helical flight thereon which draws the pile into a soil bed when a torque is applied to the pile. The tip has a substantially conical shape, and the largest diameter of the tip is substantially the same as the diameter of the tubular pile to which it is attached. The helical flight is attached to the outside surface of the tip. The tip may also be provided a point tip and one or more cutting teeth attached its surface. | 08-23-2012 |
Thomas Neville, Incline Village, NV US
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20090062624 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS OF DELIVERING A PROBABILITY OF A MEDICAL CONDITION - Methods and systems for delivering a probability that a subject has a medical condition are disclosed herein. The methods comprise calculating the probability of a medical condition using biomarker values and the rate of change of the biomarker values over time. In most embodiments, the methods comprise relations and calculations that require computer systems to execute the methods of the invention. Systems of the invention may include computer systems, as well as medical systems, such as biomarker assays and courses of medical action. | 03-05-2009 |
20100049546 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR INTEGRATED HEALTH SYSTEMS - Methods, business methods, and systems are provided herein for integrated healthcare. As the amount of medical information increases rapidly, including information from multiple biomarkers, analysis and management of that information becomes more and more important to extract meaningful conclusions from the information. Statistical and computational methods are described herein that have been created for the methods and systems for integrated healthcare. For example, a computer system is described extracts significance over time of PSA and fPSA biomarker tests for prostate health. | 02-25-2010 |
20120259555 | Dynamic and Differential Analysis - The present invention provides methods to improve upon prostate cancer screening, thereby saving lives and reducing morbidities of unwarranted biopsies and over-treatment. The methods use a systematic analysis of the growth rate of PSA from cancer and PSA variation and the way in which they might be used to distinguish high-risk cancers from no cancer. Approaches include Dynamic-Differential Strategy, Dynamic-Differential Analysis, and Dynamic Analysis. | 10-11-2012 |
20120277623 | Methods and Systems of Delivering a Probability of a Medical Condition - Methods and systems for delivering a probability that a subject has a medical condition are disclosed herein. The methods comprise calculating the probability of a medical condition using biomarker values and the rate of change of the biomarker values over time. In most embodiments, the methods comprise relations and calculations that require computer systems to execute the methods of the invention. Systems of the invention may include computer systems, as well as medical systems, such as biomarker assays and courses of medical action. | 11-01-2012 |
20130275050 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR INTEGRATED HEALTH SYSTEMS - Methods, business methods, and systems are provided herein for integrated healthcare. As the amount of medical information increases rapidly, including information from multiple biomarkers, analysis and management of that information becomes more and more important to extract meaningful conclusions from the information. Statistical and computational methods are described herein that have been created for the methods and systems for integrated healthcare. For example, a computer system is described extracts significance over time of PSA and fPSA biomarker tests for prostate health. | 10-17-2013 |
20140149047 | Dynamic and Differential Analysis - The present invention provides methods to improve upon prostate cancer screening, thereby saving lives and reducing morbidities of unwarranted biopsies and over-treatment. The methods use a systematic analysis of the growth rate of PSA from cancer and PSA variation and the way in which they might be used to distinguish high-risk cancers from no cancer. Approaches include Dynamic-Differential Strategy, Dynamic-Differential Analysis, and Dynamic Analysis. | 05-29-2014 |
20150112705 | DYNAMIC ANALYSIS AND DYNAMIC SCREENING - Systems and methods for screening and monitoring of cancer, such as prostate cancer, are described. These systems and methods are suitable for selecting appropriate medical actions for screening, diagnosis, or treatment of prostate cancer and for interpreting the results of those medical actions. | 04-23-2015 |
Thomas B. Neville, Incline Village, NV US
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20100168621 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR PROSTATE HEALTH MONITORING - Disclosed herein are computer-implemented personalized probabilities determination systems and methods for use in integrated health systems and methods related to the medical conditions, such as conditions of the prostate, including benign and malignant disease. A system and method is disclosed herein for estimating trends in biomarkers and calculating the probability of different prostate medical conditions. Also disclosed herein are methods and systems relating to estimating prostate volume and probabilities of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Methods and systems relating to probabilities and feedback during treatment of prostatic conditions or diseases are also provided herein. | 07-01-2010 |
20120100493 | ASSURED COMPLIANCE MODE OF OPERATING A COMBUSTION SYSTEM - A combustion system is operated with reference to compliant values of a governmentally regulated exhaust emission parameter. If an alarm condition is detected during an ordinary mode of operation, the combustion system is shifted into an assured compliance mode of operation. The shift to the assured compliance mode is made while continuing to operate the combustion system without a shut-down interruption. | 04-26-2012 |
20120245913 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CREATING AND USING OPTIMIZATION RESPONSE SURFACES - A system and a method including: receiving a first set of data associated with a first person; receiving a second set of data associated with a second person; determining a common set of characterization parameters present in the first and second sets of data; determining whether the data satisfies a similarity threshold; and, if the common set of characterization parameters satisfies a similarity threshold, determining a response surface fitted to the first and second sets of data. A system and method including: receiving a set of characterization parameters associated with a patient; querying a database storing response surfaces each corresponding to a patient population with a set of common characterization parameters; receiving an applicable response surface; and providing a treatment option for the patient based on a maximum point of the applicable response surface. | 09-27-2012 |
20120310108 | COMPUTER-IMPLEMENTED INTEGRATED HEALTH SYSTEMS AND METHODS - Computer-implemented integrated health systems and methods related to organs of the human body and to cancer. For example, a method and a system can be configured for choosing a strategy for an organ condition that maximizes a life score. | 12-06-2012 |
Thomas B. Neville, Portola Valley, CA US
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20080220383 | COMBUSTION METHOD AND APPARATUS - A burner has a port facing into a combustion chamber along an axis. A secondary fuel injector structure has secondary fuel injection ports that face into the combustion chamber at locations spaced radially outward from the burner port. A tertiary fuel injector structure has tertiary fuel injection ports that face into the combustion chamber in directions perpendicular to the axis at locations spaced axially downstream from the secondary fuel injection ports. | 09-11-2008 |
20110027731 | Combustion Method and Apparatus - A burner has a port facing into a combustion chamber along an axis. A secondary fuel injector structure has secondary fuel injection ports that face into the combustion chamber at locations spaced radially outward from the burner port. A tertiary fuel injector structure has tertiary fuel injection ports that face into the combustion chamber in directions perpendicular to the axis at locations spaced axially downstream from the secondary fuel injection ports. | 02-03-2011 |
Thomas J. Neville, Wellesley, MA US
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20090248309 | EVALUATING A RESERVOIR FORMATION - In general, in one aspect, the invention relates to a method for evaluating a volcanic reservoir formation having volcanic rock forming elements and a borehole penetrating the volcanic reservoir formation. The method includes controlling chlorine concentration in an environment of the borehole and a tool operation to enable neutron capture spectroscopy measurements of the volcanic rock forming elements, obtaining neutron capture spectroscopy data relating to the volcanic rock forming elements from borehole logging tools, determining a lithology of the volcanic reservoir formation based on at least the neutron capture spectroscopy data, and generating an evaluation of the volcanic reservoir formation based on at least the lithology. | 10-01-2009 |
20090255669 | TOOL AND METHOD FOR DETERMINING FORMATION PARAMETER - An apparatus and method of measuring a parameter characteristic of a rock formation in an oil well is provided with a device for generating a sensing field within a volume of the rock formation and a device for causing a flow through the volume in the presence of the sensing field, further including sensors responsive to changes in the volume, wherein a sensor response is indicative of the amounts of fluid, particularly hydrocarbon and water saturations and irreducible hydrocarbon and water saturations. Measurements can be made before the flow affects the measuring volume and after onset of the flow through the measuring volume. | 10-15-2009 |
20120024523 | TOOL AND METHOD FOR DETERMINING FORMATION PARAMETER - An apparatus and method of measuring a parameter characteristic of a rock formation in an oil well is provided with a device for generating a sensing field within a volume of the rock formation and a device for causing a flow through the volume in the presence of the sensing field, further including sensors responsive to changes in the volume, wherein a sensor response is indicative of the amounts of fluid, particularly hydrocarbon and water saturations and irreducible hydrocarbon and water saturations. Measurements can be made before the flow affects the measuring volume and after onset of the flow through the measuring volume. | 02-02-2012 |
Thomas J. Neville, Cambridge, MA US
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20080255816 | System and method for evaluating petroleum reservoir using forward modeling - This invention relates to petroleum reservoir characterization. It uses a novel system and method to generate a system of reservoir models, and then use a series of simulation techniques to simulate the models. The models are refined through each simulation and comparison step by comparing the results of the simulation with the known data from the reservoir. The invention can be applied to different reservoirs which have different known properties. Simulation techniques such as EM test forward calculation, stochastic reservoir modeling, streamline forward calculation are all candidates of simulation methods disclosed in the invention. | 10-16-2008 |
William Kennedy Neville, Oak Park, CA US
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20100158380 | METHOD, SYSTEM AND APPARATUS FOR MEDIA CUSTOMIZATION - A method for customizing media is provided. The method comprises obtaining an image including at least one image of a portion of a person. The method further comprises extracting the at least one image of a portion of a person from the image based on object finding and generating customized media including the at least one image of a portion of a person extracted from the scene image. An amusement park attraction is also disclosed. | 06-24-2010 |
20100208129 | System and method for differentiating subjects using a virtual green screen - There is provided a method for capturing images of subjects having a first subject placed a distance in front of a second subject, comprising shining a first light on the subjects during a first period of time, wherein the first light is shone with more intensity on the first subject than the second subject; capturing a first image of the subjects during the first period of time; terminating the shining of the first light on the subjects after the capturing of the first image; shining a second light on the subjects during a second period of time after the terminating, wherein the second light is shone with more intensity on the second subject than the first subject; and capturing a second image of the subjects during the second period of time. | 08-19-2010 |
20130222585 | SYSTEM AND APPARATUS FOR MEDIA CUSTOMIZATION - An amusement park attraction including customizable media. The amusement park attraction includes at least one ride vehicle configured to seat one or more guests, the at least one ride vehicle including at least one first computing device with a display. Additionally, the amusement park attraction includes an imaging device positioned to capture at least one image of the at least one or more guests. The at least one first computing device is configured to display customized media comprising a stock media altered to include the at least one guest image. | 08-29-2013 |