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Abhijit Pandya, Boca Raton, FL US
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| 20100223074 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR MANAGING INTERACTION-BASED SERVICES - A system that incorporates teachings of the present disclosure may include, for example, a syntactic component for retrieving records corresponding to an individual and analyzing the records to assess a condition for the individual; a user interface for capturing interaction data that is associated with an encounter between the individual and a service provider; and a semantic component for comparing the interaction data to interaction criteria, where an action plan for the individual is generated based at least in part on the assessed condition and the comparison of the interaction data to the interaction criteria. Other embodiments are disclosed. | 09-02-2010 |
Aroopratan D. Pandya, Hughsonville, NY US
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| 20120197860 | INTEREST CONTOUR COMPUTATION AND MANAGEMENT BASED UPON USER AUTHORED CONTENT - Embodiments of the present invention provide a method, system and computer program product for interest contour computation and management based upon user generated content and associated meta-data. In an embodiment of the invention, an interest contour computation and management method is provided. The method includes crawling content sources disposed about a computer communications network for authored content created by an end user. The method further includes identifying meta data provided for the authored content and adding the meta data to a user interests profile of the end user. The meta-data further can include extracted text from the content. Of note, the method can further include receiving from the end user a specified time period and limiting the addition of the meta data to meta data applied to the authored content during the specified time period. | 08-02-2012 |
Aroopratan D. Pandya, Hopewell Jct, NY US
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| 20080281933 | Session Management Enhancements for Instant Messaging Applications - The invention comprises an improved demand-based messaging system that enables a user to effectively manage multiple messaging sessions. The messaging system comprises a messaging program operable on a plurality of electrical computers or data processing machines connected by one or more communications media. The messaging program comprises a conventional message composer program, a conventional message transport program, a conventional message reader program, and an inventive, user-configurable, policy-driven session management program. | 11-13-2008 |
Aroopratan D. Pandya, Hopewell Junction, NY US
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| 20090265436 | Data Through Community Feedback - A method, system and computer program product for providing a framework to enable a builder to construct a situational application, wherein the framework provides access to one or more background data sources. A graphical user interface is displayed to receive feedback inputs, including one or more inputs which describe the problem detected within a data item of a situational application, by an end-user. Feedback inputs may include a unique identifier of the problem data item and identification details of the service from which the data originates. A second input may be of a note, which provides suggestions for improving the data within the data item. Preference information is provided to a notification agent within the framework of the situational application about whether the owner of the data allows direct correction of the data and whether feedback input has to be stored in a problem cache. The feedback input is passed to a notification agent of the framework, which identifies the owner and/or builder of the data. | 10-22-2009 |
Bhaumik A. Pandya, Arlington, MA US
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| 20120122944 | TETRAHYDRONAPHTHALENE DERIVATIVES - This invention relates to novel tetrahydronaphthalene derivatives, and pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof according to the following formulae, in one embodiment: | 05-17-2012 |
Chandrakant Pandya, Pflugerville, TX US
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| 20080301422 | Method and Apparatus for Remote BIOS Configuration Control - Apparatus and methods for remotely configuring a computer BIOS of a testing computer system are provided. In one aspect, a method of testing is provided that includes establishing an interface between a first computer system and a second computer system. The second computer system includes a computer readable storage device that has a BIOS and a first set of BIOS configuration settings. The first set of BIOS configuration settings is adapted to a first device under test. At least one instruction is sent from the first computer system to the second computer system to enable the second computer system to select a second set of BIOS configuration settings adapted to a second device under test having different electronic characteristics than the first device under test. An electrical test is performed on the second device under test using the second computer system and the second set of BIOS configuration settings. | 12-04-2008 |
| 20090307549 | PROCESSOR TEST SYSTEM UTILIZING FUNCTIONAL REDUNDANCY - A system and method for testing a processor. The system includes a gold processor and a test processor, wherein the test processor is the device under test (DUT). The test processor and the gold processor are identical. A first memory is coupled to the gold processor by a first memory bus and a second memory, independent of the first, is coupled to the test processor by a second memory bus. The first and second memories are identical. A memory bus comparator coupled to the first and second memory buses compares memory bus signals generated by the gold and test processors, and selectively provide a first indication if a mismatch occurs. A peripheral bus comparator is also coupled to the gold and test processors, and compares downstream transactions generated by the gold and test processors and to provide a second indication if a peripheral bus comparison results in a mismatch. | 12-10-2009 |
Gunjan H. Pandya, Portland, OR US
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| 20110149666 | BITLINE FLOATING DURING NON-ACCESS MODE FOR MEMORY ARRAYS - Techniques are disclosed that allow for power conservation in integrated circuit memories, such as SRAM. The techniques can be embodied in circuitry that allows for floating of bitlines to eliminate or otherwise reduce power leakage associated with precharging bitlines. For instance, the techniques can be embodied in a bitline floating circuit having a single logic gate for qualifying the precharge control signal with a wake signal, so that precharging of the bitline does not occur if the wake signal is not in an active state. The techniques further allow for the elimination or reduction of unnecessary power consumption by the I/O circuitry or the memory array, such as when the memory array is not being accessed or when the array or a portion thereof is permanently disabled for yield recovery. | 06-23-2011 |
| 20110161783 | METHOD AND APPARATUS ON DIRECT MATCHING OF CACHE TAGS CODED WITH ERROR CORRECTING CODES (ECC) - An apparatus and method is described herein directly matching coded tags. An incoming tag address is encoded with error correction codes (ECCs) to obtain a coded, incoming tag. The coded, incoming tag is directly compared to a stored, coded tag; this comparison result, in one example, yields an m-bit difference between the coded, incoming tag and the stored, coded tag. ECC, in one described embodiment, is able to correct k-bits and detect k+1 bits. As a result, if the m-bit difference is within 2k+2 bits, then valid codes—coded tags—are detected. As an example, if the m-bit difference is less than a hit threshold, such as k-bits, then a hit is determined, while if the m-bit difference is greater than a miss threshold, such as k+1 bits, then a miss is determined. | 06-30-2011 |
Gunjan H. Pandya, Beaverton, OR US
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| 20090172283 | Reducing minimum operating voltage through hybrid cache design - Methods and apparatus to reduce minimum operating voltage through a hybrid cache design are described. In one embodiment, a cache with different size bit cells may be used, e.g., to reduce minimum operating voltage of an integrated circuit device that includes the cache and possibly other logic (such as a processor). Other embodiments are also described. | 07-02-2009 |
Hetal Pandya, Winston-Salem, NC US
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| 20110300099 | MULTI-LEVEL SPECIFIC TARGETING OF CANCER CELLS - A compound comprising, in combination: a cell surface binding ligand or internalizing factor, such as an IL-13Rα2 binding ligand; at least one effector molecule (e.g., one, two, three or more effector molecules); optionally but preferably, a cytosol localization element covalently coupled between said binding ligand and said at least one effector molecule; and a subcellular compartment localization signal element covalently coupled between said binding ligand and said at least one effector molecule (and preferably with said cytosol localization element between said binding ligand and said subcellular compartment localization signal element). Methods of using such compounds and formulations containing the same are also described. | 12-08-2011 |
Ken V. Pandya, Plano, TX US
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| 20120145643 | High Efficiency Water-Softening Process - A high-efficiency water softening process is disclosed. The softening-process is particularly effective for the treatment of water process streams containing a broad array of contaminants, such as Ca, Mg, Ba, Sr, iron, aluminum, manganese, copper, zinc, silica, TOC, oil, and grease. The softening-process includes steps of: (a) adding carbonate ions and hydroxide ions to said water process stream until the process stream pH is raised to between at or about 10.5 and at or about 14.0; (b) optionally adding a coagulation aid so as to facilitate the creation of separated solids comprising a substantial portion of the contaminants; (c) optionally adding a polyelectrolyte so as to facilitate the creation of separated solids comprising a substantial portion of the contaminants; and (d) phase-separating the separated solids so as to remove the contaminants and produce a highly purified water process stream. | 06-14-2012 |
Keyur Pandya, Elgin, IL US
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| 20080260611 | Method for direct oxidation of hydrogen sulfide to elemental sulfur at low temperatures - A method for removal of hydrogen sulfide and mercury from a gaseous stream containing hydrogen sulfide and mercury in which a hydrogen sulfide conversion catalyst is contacted with the gaseous stream at a temperature less than or equal to the dewpoint of elemental sulfur, and the hydrogen sulfide is oxidized, forming elemental sulfur. | 10-23-2008 |
Keyur Y. Pandya, Elgin, IL US
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| 20110142738 | METHOD FOR TREATING SPENT REGENERATION GAS - The invention covers a method for treating spent regeneration gas from one or more molecular sieve treaters, first in an amine solvent unit and then in a caustic unit. The amine solvent unit removes hydrogen sulfide and carbonyl sulfide and the caustic unit removes mercaptans. Optionally, there are additional treatments before the treated gas has met specifications for burning as a fuel or used for other purposes. | 06-16-2011 |
Mihir A. Pandya, Austin, TX US
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| 20100325327 | PROGRAMMABLE ARBITRATION DEVICE AND METHOD THEREFOR - A system includes a plurality of sources to provide information access requests. An arbiter includes an assignment module to associate a first access request from the first source to one of the plurality of arbitration slots based upon assignment information at a storage location, and a dispatch module to determine one request of a plurality of requests received at the plurality of sources to be dispatched to a resource, memory controller by a dispatch module. | 12-23-2010 |
Neenendra R. Pandya, Naperville, IL US
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| 20090060150 | Extending originating capabilities of a subscriber to devices in any telephony network - An exemplary method provides access to call origination features contained in an internet protocol multimedia subsystem (IMS) for a subscriber of the IMS who originates a call request from customer premises equipment (CPE) outside of the IMS. The call request is received at a public service identity (PSI) server in the IMS with a phone number to which the call request is routed. An IMS internal desk number is retrieved based on the number of the outside CPE. A first modified call request is transmitted from the PSI server to a telephony application server (TAS) identifying the IMS internal desk number as a request universal resource identity (RURI). Call origination treatment as specified by the subscriber is performed by the TAS. The first modified call request is processed by the TAS to form a second modified call request in which the RURI is a number of a destination party and a P-asserted identity (PAID) is the IMS internal desk number such that the second modified call request appears as if it was initiated from a phone within the IMS. The second modified call request is transmitted to a node in the IMS for further processing and ultimately termination at the destination party. | 03-05-2009 |
Nirav Pandya, North Olmsted, OH US
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| 20120018234 | ELECTRIC MOTOR AND BRAKE ASSEMBLY - A motor and brake assembly includes a mounting member. A stator winding assembly, a brake assembly, a hub, and a rotor magnet assembly. The stator winding assembly is mounted to the mounting member. The brake assembly is operably connected to the mounting member. The hub is rotatably coupled to the mounting member. The rotor magnet assembly is mounted to an inside of a radially outer wall of the hub. The brake assembly is operable to move a component of the brake assembly between an engaged position where the component engages the inside of the radially outer hub wall and a disengaged position where the component is spaced apart from the inside of the radially outer hub wall. | 01-26-2012 |
Rajiv D. Pandya, Atlanta, GA US
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| 20090281879 | METHODS FOR ANALYZING JOB FUNCTIONS AND JOB CANDIDATES AND FOR DETERMINING THEIR CO-SUITABILITY - A method and system for conducting an elemental analysis of a job's functions and requirements, conducting a medical diagnosis of a worker to determine the physical capabilities and limitations of the worker, and comparing the elemental analysis and the medical diagnosis to determine whether the worker can function in a particular job be it the current job, another existing job or a modification of either. | 11-12-2009 |
| 20100121337 | DEVICE FOR DRILLING ANGLED OSTEAL TUNNELS - A surgical drill guide device for drilling an angled osteal tunnel having an support rack having a first end and a second end; a drill guide sleeve having a passage for receiving a drill therethrough, the drill guide sleeve being adjustably securable and positionable on the rack between the first end and the second end of the rack; and a guide component secured on the first end of said rack, the guide component having a suture seizing mechanism for seizing a suture. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20100121338 | METHOD FOR DRILLING ANGLED OSTEAL TUNNELS - Methods for drilling an angled osteal tunnel into a bone by drilling or punching at least one first tunnel portion into the bone from a first surface location on the bone, the at least one first tunnel portion having an interior end within the bone and then drilling or punching at least one second tunnel portion into the bone from a second surface location on the bone using a guide component to guide a drill to the interior end of the first tunnel portion, whereby the at least one first tunnel portion and the at least one second tunnel portion intersect and connect at an angle, resulting in an angled osteal tunnel. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20100121354 | DEVICE FOR THE INTRAOSTEAL SEIZING OF SUTURES - Devices for seizing sutures within osteal tunnels, including blindly seizing such sutures, having an interior end for insertion into an osteal tunnel, the interior end having a suture seizing mechanism; an exterior end having an activating mechanism for activating the suture seizing mechanism; a target ring, which is a component of the suture seizing mechanism, having an opening through which a suture to be seized can pass through; and a suture clamping component, which is a component of the suture seizing mechanism, for clamping the suture to be seized against a surface of the target ring. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20100121375 | SUTURE ANCHORING SYSTEM AND METHOD - A suture anchoring system having an anchor structure through which at least one suture can extend, the anchor being compressible or deformable to anchor the suture, and a method for using the suture anchoring system by attaching one end of a suture to a muscle, ligament or bone; threading the suture through an osteal tunnel; providing a surgical anchor comprising a cuff of deformable material suitably shaped to receive a suture, wherein said cuff, when compressed, tightly grips a suture and forms a point of support, whereby said deformed anchor prevents a suture from being pulled through a drilled osteal tunnel; threading the other end of the suture through the anchor; and deforming said anchor tightly about the suture to form a point of support. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20100228254 | METHOD FOR DRILLING ENLARGED SECTIONS OF ANGLED OSTEAL TUNNELS - Methods for drilling enlarged osteal tunnels using osteal guides capable of drilling an angled osteal tunnel, namely, an osteal tunnel having an angle or turn within the bone and for drawing a muscle, tendon or ligament in need of repair into the enlarged osteal tunnel such that the bone can mend about, around, over and/or within the muscle, tendon or ligament. A reamer and guide wire can be used to create the enlarged osteal tunnel to accommodate a portion of the muscle, tendon or ligament in need of repair. The device allows for the blind intraosseous preparation of osteal tunnels and the blind intraosseous retrieval of sutures from such osteal tunnels. | 09-09-2010 |
| 20120226113 | COMPUTERIZED INJURY MANAGEMENT PROCESS - A method for aiding a physician in examining, diagnosing and treating an injured patient has the steps of creating a computer database that converts a selected injured body part to a sorted group of one or more preliminary diagnoses with examination protocols for each preliminary diagnosis; conducting recommended examination protocols and inputting examination results to the computer database to narrow diagnosis to most likely diagnosis; selecting a recommended diagnosis; creating a computer database of treatment protocols for every computer generated injury diagnosis, the treatment protocols having usage data and outcome data; selecting a treatment protocol; initiating treatment; and inputting treatment outcome results back into the computer database for statistical inclusion into the computer database. | 09-06-2012 |
| 20120245973 | Methods For Analyzing Job Functions And Job Candidates And For Determining Their Co-Suitability - A method and system for conducting an elemental analysis of a job's functions and requirements, conducting a medical diagnosis of a worker to determine the physical capabilities and limitations of the worker, and comparing the elemental analysis and the medical diagnosis to determine whether the worker can function in a particular job be it the current job, another existing job or a modification of either. | 09-27-2012 |
Ravi Pandya, Clyde Hill, WA US
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| 20080222659 | ABSTRACTING OPERATING ENVIRONMENT FROM OPERATING SYSTEM - The present invention extends to methods, systems, and computer program products for abstracting an operating environment from an operating system running in the operating environment. Within an operating environment, an operating environment abstraction layer abstracts and exposes operating environment resources to an operating system. Accordingly, appropriately configured operating environment abstraction layers provide the operating system with a uniform interface to available resources across a variety of different operating environments. Each operating environment abstraction layer and the operating system include adjustable algorithms that can be adjusted to appropriately provide services to requesting applications based on exposed resources of the operating environment. Abstraction layers can be configured to analyze and become fully aware of their operating environment, including identifying the presence of other abstraction layers. An operating system and corresponding abstraction layer can be run in flexible combinations of privileged and unprivileged processor modes. | 09-11-2008 |
Ravindra N. Pandya, Clyde Hill, WA US
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| 20090007247 | DOMAIN ID SERVICE - The subject disclosure pertains to a domain identification system, comprising a principal that has a key and a mnemonically meaningless identifier, the mnemonically meaningless identifier is used to identify the component in a networked environment. The mnemonically meaningless identifier can be bound to the public key by a binding. The component may be part of a neighborhood of components, and each member component knows the members' binding. | 01-01-2009 |
Ravindra Nath Pandya, Clyde Hill, WA US
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| 20080244736 | MODEL-BASED ACCESS CONTROL - Access control as it relates to policies or permissions is provided based on a created model. A security policy is abstracted and can be independent of a mechanism used to protect resources. An asbstract model of a potential user, user role and/or resource is created without associating a specific individual and/or resource with a model. These abstract user models and abstract resource models can be used across applications or within disparate applications. The abstracted security policies can be selectively applied to the model. Specific users and/or resources can be associated with one or more abstract user model or abstract resource model. The models can be nested to provide configurations for larger systems. | 10-02-2008 |
| 20080301780 | ACCESS CONTROL NEGATION USING NEGATIVE GROUPS - The subject disclosure pertains to systems and methods that facilitate managing groups entities for access control. A negative group is defined using a base group, where the negative group associated with a base group includes any entities not included in the base group. Negative groups can be implemented using certificates rather than explicit lists of negative group members. A certificate can provide evidence of membership in the negative group and can be presented for evaluation to obtain access to resources. Subtraction groups can also be used to manage access to resources. A subtraction group can be defined as the members of a first group, excluding any members of a second group. | 12-04-2008 |
| 20080307486 | ENTITY BASED ACCESS MANAGEMENT - The subject disclosure pertains to systems and methods that facilitate entity-based for access management. Typically, access to one or more resources is managed based upon identifiers assigned to entities. Groups of identifiers can be assigned to access rights. An authority component can manage an exclusion group that excludes an entity, regardless of the identifier utilized by the entity. Access control components can utilize exclusion groups in access policies to define access rights to a resource. | 12-11-2008 |
| 20080313712 | TRANSFORMATION OF SEQUENTIAL ACCESS CONTROL LISTS UTILIZING CERTIFICATES - The subject disclosure pertains to systems and methods that facilitate managing access control utilizing certificates. The systems and methods described herein are directed to mapping an access policy as expressed in an access control list to a set of certificates. The set of certificates can be used to grant access to resources in the manner described by the ACL. The certificates can be distributed to entities for use in obtaining access to resources. Entities can present certificates to resources as evidence of their right to access the resources. The access logic of the sequential ACL can be transformed or mapped to a set of order independent certificates. In particular, each entry, position of the entry in the list and any preceding entries can be analyzed. The analysis can be used to generate order independent certificates that provide access in accordance with the access policy communicated in the ACL. | 12-18-2008 |
Ritesh Pandya, Rochester Hills, MI US
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| 20120254948 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR AUTHENTICATING ONE OR MORE USERS OF A VEHICLE COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION SYSTEM - In at least one embodiment, a system for authorizing use of a vehicle communication and information system may include one or more data processors configured to receive information associating one or more devices with a vehicle computer. The data processor(s) may be also configured to receive information identifying a user requesting authorization to command the vehicle controls from the one or more devices associated with the vehicle computer. The user(s) may be authorized to command the vehicle controls from the one or more devices associated with the vehicle computer based on performing an authentication process for authenticating the user, determining that the user is an authenticated user based on the authentication process, and enabling command of one or more vehicle controls from the one or more remote devices via the associated vehicle computer based on the user being authenticated. | 10-04-2012 |
Utkarsh Pandya, Jersey City, NJ US
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| 20120226500 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CONTENT RENDERING INCLUDING SYNTHETIC NARRATION - A system and method for capturing a voice information and using the voice information to modulate a content output signal. The method for capturing voice information includes receiving a request to create speech modulation and presenting a piece of textual content operable for use in creating the speech modulation based on the textual input. The method further includes receiving a first voice sample and determining a voice fingerprint based on said first voice sample. The voice fingerprint is operable for modulating speech during content rendering (e.g., audio output) such that a synthetic narration is performed based on the textual input. The voice fingerprint may then be stored and used for modulating the output. | 09-06-2012 |
Vinay Pandya, North Wales, PA US
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| 20100063907 | Insurance Billing System - A method and system of billing consumers for services rendered by a service provider includes determining at least one service to be rendered to the consumer and identifying at least one code corresponding to the service. A confidence level is determined for each of the at least one codes. A code is assigned to each of the services, with each code corresponding to the respective service and being based at least in part on the corresponding confidence level. An estimated consumer balance for the services rendered is determined in view of the assigned code. | 03-11-2010 |