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Patric Bierganns, Krefeld DE
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| 20110002868 | CATIONIC SYNTHETIC POLYMERS WITH IMPROVED SOLUBILITY AND PERFORMANCE IN SURFACTANT-BASED SYSTEMS AND USE IN PERSONAL CARE AND HOUSEHOLD APPLICATIONS - The present invention is related to surfactant-based formulations comprising the polyelectrolytes and blends of such polyelectrolytes with non-cellulosic cationic polysaccharide polymers. The surfactant-based formulations exhibit improved clarity of the resulting formulations, their improved conditioning of keratin substrates, textile substrates, and hard-surface substrates, their improved deposition of dispersed phase materials onto keratin substrates, textile substrates, and hard-surface substrates, their improved lather performance, and their improved rheology in applications such as personal care and household care products and textile applications. | 01-06-2011 |
| 20120076747 | CATIONIC SYNTHETIC POLYMERS WITH IMPROVED SOLUBILITY AND PERFORMANCE IN PHOSPHATE SURFACTANT-BASED SYSTEMS AND USE IN PERSONAL CARE AND HOUSEHOLD APPLICATIONS - The present invention is related to surfactant-based formulations comprising the polyelectrolytes and blends of such polyelectrolytes with non-cellulosic cationic polysaccharide polymers wherein the surfactant is a phosphate ester. The surfactant-based formulations exhibit improved clarity of the resulting formulations, their improved conditioning of keratin substrates, textile substrates, and hard-surface substrates, their improved deposition of dispersed phase materials onto keratin substrates, textile substrates, and hard-surface substrates, their improved lather performance, and their improved rheology in applications such as personal care and household care products and textile applications. | 03-29-2012 |
Patric Bryns, Saskatoon CA
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| 20120271505 | MODULAR SYSTEM FOR SERVICEABLE VEHICLE COMPONENTS - The invention seeks to provide a system of modular component clusters for use with vehicles such as electric utility vehicles, allowing for rapid and straightforward field repair. Vehicle components are arranged within cluster modules, the modules being releasably and operably connectable to the vehicle and adapted to provide for easy diagnosis of component failures. The cluster modules are designed to be independently exchanged in and out of the vehicle should any single component in a cluster fail, without the need for onsite service. Removal and replacement of a cluster module requires only minimal mechanical skill and the faulty module can then be out-shopped for repair. The system provides for more simplified maintenance of vehicles where moving the entire vehicle to a service location might be impractical. | 10-25-2012 |
Patric Fricking, Uppsala SE
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| 20120256641 | CONDUCTIVITY SENSOR ASSEMBLY - A flow-through conductivity sensor assembly comprises a housing ( | 10-11-2012 |
Patric Fuchs, Saarbrucken DE
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| 20100156580 | SAFETY APPARATUS - The invention relates to a safety apparatus for avoiding a possible fire risk in an operating magnet which can be supplied with electric current, having at least one coil former ( | 06-24-2010 |
Patric Genieser, Stuttgart DE
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| 20100132357 | INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE SYSTEM - The invention relates to an internal combustion engine system ( | 06-03-2010 |
| 20100133456 | ACTUATION DEVICE, VALVE MEANS AND OPERATING METHOD - The present invention relates to an actuation device ( | 06-03-2010 |
| 20100162994 | VALVE DEVICE AND INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE SYSTEM - The present invention relates to a valve device ( | 07-01-2010 |
Patric Green, Shawnee, OK US
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| 20100257674 | Method for positioning a human subject for radiological imaging, surgery or minimally invasive procedures using an inflatable contoured pillow - An ergonomic pillow for supporting and positioning a human subject on an imaging table having one or more inflatable chambers, and methods of use. | 10-14-2010 |
Patric Henzi, Karlsruhe DE
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| 20090263070 | ATR-probe - An ATR-probe including: a housing having a media opening; a radiation guiding body closing the media opening and having two planparallel surfaces, between which light can be guided by means of total reflection. A section of a first planparallel surface bordered by a sealing ring can be contacted through the media opening with a medium to be measured. Transmission light conductors and receiving light conductors in the housing, wherein light is guided from the transmission light conductors, through the radiation guiding body, into the receiving light conductors; and wherein adjoining the first planparallel surface are first and second deflection surfaces, on which, respectively, light coupled into the radiation guiding body and light to be coupled out are deflected by total reflection, so that the light can be guided between the planparallel surfaces by means of total reflection. The light is not collimated, and the effective area of the transmission light conductors is smaller than the effective area of the receiving light conductors. | 10-22-2009 |
| 20100303413 | ATR PROBE - An ATR probe includes a monolithic ATR body which has a surface section contactable with a medium; a sending light conductor arrangement for sending non-collimated light into the ATR body; a receiving light conductor arrangement for receiving the sent light after passage through the ATR body, wherein the passage of the light through the ATR body includes at least two total reflections on a media-contacting surface of the ATR body. The area of the receiving light conductor arrangement, for receiving the light emerging from the ATR body is greater than the area of the sending light conductor arrangement for sending the light into the ATR body. The ATR body includes preferably at least one section having a conically, or frustoconically, shaped surface 24, and the frustoconically shaped surface can be supplied, at least sectionally, with the medium. | 12-02-2010 |
| 20110096325 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR THE SPECTROMETRIC MEASUREMENT OF A MATERIAL FLOW MOVING IN THE LONGITUDINAL DIRECTION - A method for the spectrometric measurement of a material flow moving in the longitudinal direction, that includes illumination of an illumination area ( | 04-28-2011 |
Patric Hoecker, Tosters AT
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| 20090194048 | Adjusting Device for Variable Valve Control - Disclosed is an adjusting mechanism for rotating the adjusting shaft of a variable valve control device for combustion engines, in which the crank of a crank-rocker mechanism or slider-crank mechanism is mounted on the camshaft and in which the rocker of the crank-rocker mechanism or the slider of the slider-crank mechanism can entrain the adjusting shaft in the desired direction of rotation by means of switchable freewheels. | 08-06-2009 |
Patric Kahles, Buehl DE
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| 20090261766 | METHOD FOR CONTROLLING AN ELECTRIC MOTOR FED BY A CONSTANT VOLTAGE SUPPLY SYSTEM - Disclosed is a method for controlling an electric motor ( | 10-22-2009 |
| 20100150736 | FAN SYSTEM HAVING IMPROVED AVAILABILITY AND METHOD FOR ITS OPERATION - The present invention relates to a fan system and a method for its operation, including a control module ( | 06-17-2010 |
Patric Mueller, Mutterstadt DE
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| 20110257428 | PROCESS FOR PREPARING ISOCYANATES - The invention relates to a process for preparing isocyanates by reacting the corresponding amines with phosgene in the gas phase, optionally in the presence of an inert medium, in which the amine and the phosgene are first mixed and converted to the isocyanate in a reactor, and in which a reaction gas ( | 10-20-2011 |
Patric Nitsche-Schmitz, Braunschweig DE
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| 20120087930 | Marker of Streptococcus Anginosus/ Streptococcus Constellatus (MOAC) and Uses Thereof - The present invention relates to nucleic acids, vectors and polypeptides that are suitable markers for detecting | 04-12-2012 |
Patric Pedruzzi, Rivoli (torino) IT
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| 20090205804 | CABIN THERMAL CONTROL SYSTEM - The present finding relates to a system for controlling a cabin at least thermally. The system ( | 08-20-2009 |
Patric Rangedal, Malung SE
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| 20100037374 | UPPER BODY PROTECTIVE GARMENT - An upper body protective garment having a lower portion including flexibly interconnected protective abdominal and lower back members, an upper portion including protective thoracic and upper back members with a neck hole defined therebetween, a flexible front connection allowing at least limited movement of a bottom end of the thoracic member with respect to the abdominal member, and a flexible rear connection between the lower back member and the upper back member provided by a protective spinal member including flexibly interconnected rigid members for overlaying a spine of the wearer, the front and rear connections allowing the upper portion to remain at least substantially fixed with respect to shoulders of the wearer and the lower portion to remain at least substantially fixed with respect to a waist of the wearer while the shoulders and waist are moved relative to one another. | 02-18-2010 |
| 20120060268 | Upper Body Protective Garment - An upper body protective garment having a lower portion including flexibly interconnected protective abdominal and lower back members, an upper portion including protective thoracic and upper back members with a neck hole defined therebetween, a flexible front connection allowing at least limited movement of a bottom end of the thoracic member with respect to the abdominal member, and a flexible rear connection between the lower back member and the upper back member provided by a protective spinal member including flexibly interconnected rigid members for overlaying a spine of the wearer, the front and rear connections allowing the upper portion to remain at least substantially fixed with respect to shoulders of the wearer and the lower portion to remain at least substantially fixed with respect to a waist of the wearer while the shoulders and waist are moved relative to one another. | 03-15-2012 |
Patric Scheungraber, Pliening DE
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| 20120247648 | REPAIR PATCH FOR AN ELASTOMER COMPONENT, IN PARTICULAR FOR A VEHICLE TIRE, HAVING INCREASED ADHESIVE STRENGTH - A repair patch for an elastomer component, in particular for a vehicle tire, includes a cover layer, a connecting layer for contacting a wall of the elastomer component and at least one intermediate layer arranged between the connecting layer and the cover layer. The connecting layer has such a initial tack before vulcanization with the elastomer component that a connection between the repair patch and the elastomer component transmits at least the own weight of the repair patch and the connecting layer has a separation value of at least 5 N/mm after vulcanization with the elastomer component. | 10-04-2012 |
| 20120248274 | FASTENING SYSTEM FOR ATTACHING RETAINERS TO ELASTOMER COMPONENTS - A retainer for accommodating an electronic component, in particular a sensor, including a main body or a main body element, which comes in contact with the electronic component, and is composed of a main body material. The retainer further includes a transition layer, which is connected to the main body and a thermoplastic connecting layer or a first connecting element, which is connected to the transition layer. The thermoplastic connecting layer is designed such that the thermoplastic connecting layer can be brought into a reversible mechanical/physical connection to a contact element or a second connecting element by a preceding partial melting process. | 10-04-2012 |
Patric Schuldis, St. Georgen DE
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| 20120096810 | Apparatus and Method for Producing Printed Mailings - An apparatus for producing a printed mailing has an accumulator module in which an envelope and an insert are compiled to a set. In a folding module arranged downstream of the accumulator module, the set is folded to form the printed mailing. In the accumulator module the envelope is positioned displaced relative to the insert and the set is folded at least twice in the folding module. In the method for producing a printed mailing, an envelope and an insert are complied to a set. The envelope is positioned such that a first end portion of the envelope projects past the insert transversely to a folding edge. Envelope and insert are folded jointly such that a second end portion of the envelope is positioned between two layers of the folded insert. The first end portion is then folded across a section of the envelope that encloses the insert. | 04-26-2012 |
Patric Sulem, Reykjavik IS
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| 20100129799 | CANCER SUSCEPTIBILITY VARIANTS ON CHR8Q24.21 - A region on chromosome 8q24.21 has been demonstrated to play a major role in particular forms of cancer. It has been discovered that certain markers and haplotypes are indicative of a susceptibility to particular cancers, including prostate cancer. Diagnostic applications for identifying a susceptibility to cancer using these markers and haplotypes are described. | 05-27-2010 |
Patric Wetterwald, Mouans Sartoux FR
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| 20100123572 | ALARM REORDERING TO HANDLE ALARM STORMS IN LARGE NETWORKS - In one embodiment, one or more routing trees may be determined based on corresponding root nodes to reach a particular receiving node in a computer network. A delay value may be calculated at each node of the routing tree, the delay value inversely proportional to a distance between each respective node and the root node of the tree. Upon detecting a trigger at a particular node of the tree to transmit a stormed message to the particular receiving node (e.g., an alarm), the particular node may initiate a timer to count down the delay value in order to receive any upstream node stormed messages prior to expiration of the timer. The particular node may then coalesce the upstream node stormed messages with the stormed message of the particular node, and may transmit the coalesced stormed message downstream along the tree toward the particular receiving node upon expiration of the timer. | 05-20-2010 |