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Bryan Reeves, Chapel Hill AU
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| 20130076871 | HIGH SPEED PHOTOMETRIC STEREO PAVEMENT SCANNER - The invention relates to a pavement scanning system having a movable platform, multiple light sources mounted on the platform for illuminating a pavement surface from multiple different angles, at least one image capture device mounted on the platform that captures sequential images of the illuminated pavement surface and a movement sensor that encodes movement of the platform and provides a synchronization signal for synchronizing the multiple light sources and the at least one image capture device for multiple image capture. The pavement scanning system also includes at least one processor that resamples the multiple captured sequential images to compensate for difference in collection time and calculates surface gradient and albedo for each point on the pavement surface or directly uses the multiple images to detect surface features. | 03-28-2013 |
Bryan Reeves, Brisbane AU
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| 20090121888 | Method and System of Determining Alarm Conditions - A method and system for determining alarm conditions of a slope under inspection whereby one or more dimensionless threat estimate values are calculated for one or more time periods. The maximum dimensionless threat estimate value calculated is selected and compared with a threshold alarm value. If the maximum dimensionless threat estimate value exceeds the threshold alarm value alarm conditions are set to indicate that the slope under inspection is exhibiting unsafe movement. | 05-14-2009 |
| 20090121921 | Interferometric Signal Processing - A method of error handling in a slope monitoring system that generates slope movement data from interferometric signal processing of radar images of the slope monitoring system. The error handling occurs in two steps. The movement data is corrected for changes in atmospheric conditions and disturbances are identified. It is convenient to mask the regions identified as disturbed in the display of the corrected movement data. Typical disturbances include short term disturbances, such as trucks, and long term disturbances, such as vegetation. | 05-14-2009 |
| 20100289693 | INTERFEROMETRIC SIGNAL PROCESSING - Systems and methods of error handling in interferometric signal processing for a ground based slope monitoring system are described. Uncorrected movement data is extracted from interferometric radar measurements of a relatively stable reference. The movement data is corrected for changes in atmospheric conditions as a function of changes in a refractive index of the air and an offset induced at zero range. | 11-18-2010 |
Bryan Anthony Reeves, Queensland AU
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| 20080204309 | Radar System - A radar system comprises a transmitter that transmits a predetermined wideband signal, a digital receiver that records a returned signal using a one-bit ADC, a random noise source that is added to the transmitted or returned signal, a processing means where the received signal is distorted to compensate for the effect of the noise on the receiver. The predetermined wideband signal may be a pseudo random noise signal. The processing may include averaging prior to cross-correlation. | 08-28-2008 |
Cary R. Reeves, Broomfield, CO US
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| 20120245512 | NON-LINEAR FREE STATE CATHETER - Devices and methods are disclosed to conduct fluid away from or deliver fluid to an area of a treatment site of a patient's body. For example, a catheter is provided having a terminal end with a non-linear shape such that fluid is delivered to or drained from an area of a treatment site. | 09-27-2012 |
Christopher John Reeves, Tenerife AU
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| 20120185425 | CONTENT BASED APPROACH TO EXTENDING THE FORM AND FUNCTION OF A BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM - A business intelligence (BI) system which includes the ability to extend its functionality outside of the project life cycle by means of specific content. Complex multidimensional queries are interpreted as trees of atomic sub-expressions that are combined in a parse-tree-like structure to form the overall query. Each sub tree is valid in isolation when provided with the proper context. Any sub tree can be an expression template, stored as application content, which at generation time uses simple text substitution with instance specific parameters to produce multidimensional expression syntax. The system includes a sophisticated type system and semantic layer that hides the user from the complexities inherent in working with OLAP databases. A business intelligence expert can provide type and semantic cues for each expression template, held as content. The content expression templates are then exposed in the application primarily through a context menu that is filtered for appropriateness, but also in an explorer tree, toolbars, menus and submenus. The functionality from a users perspective is integral to the application. An iterative processing capability to complement these expressions is provided by means of OLAP database stored procedures held as application content. Building on the above, workflow content allows business users to extend the application by creating expert-system-like guided analyses and processes. Of key significance to this innovation is the concept that the expression templates, stored procedures and workflows are application content, and therefore redistributable and unshackled from the classic software development lifecycle and the cost and expertise associated. | 07-19-2012 |
Cynthia Reeves, Beverly, MA US
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| 20120208824 | ROS Kinase in Lung Cancer - The invention provides the identification of the presence of polypeptides with ROS kinase activity in mammalian lung cancer. In some embodiments, the polypeptide with ROS kinase activity is the result of a fusion between a ROS-encoding polynucleotide and a polynucleotide encoding a second (non-ROS) polypeptide. Three different fusion partners of ROS are described, namely proteins encoded by the FIG gene, the SLC34A2 gene, and the CD74 gene. The invention enables new methods for determining the presence of a polypeptide with ROS kinase activity in a biological sample, methods for screening for compounds that inhibit the proteins, and methods for inhibiting the progression of a cancer (e.g., an lung cancer). | 08-16-2012 |
Deirde Maree Reeves, Sunnybank AU
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| 20080313812 | Portable Infant Support Apparatus - This invention relates to a portable infant support apparatus ( | 12-25-2008 |
Francis J. Reeves, Severn, MD US
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| 20120184399 | Collapsible Structures and Joints for Collapsible Structures - Collapsible structures, joint assemblies for collapsible structures and methods of collapsing and assembling structures are provided. The collapsible structures can be sporting goals for a variety of sports, including soccer, futsal, hockey, street hockey, field hockey, and lacrosse. Collapsible structures according to the present invention can be temporary or long-term housing structures, tents, scaffolding, or any other structure where a collapsible feature is desirable. The joint assemblies include a mating member and a receiving member. The socket section has an internal surface and includes a longitudinal slot. The joint assembly also includes a flexible member coupled to the receiving member and to the first end of the mating member. The first end of the tip section has a non-circular cross-section that provides at least two points of contact with the internal surface of the socket section when the tip section is positioned within the lumen of the socket section. The joint assemblies include a slider that has an internal diameter that varies along the length of the slider. | 07-19-2012 |
Keith Clarkson Reeves, Mount Elisa AU
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| 20080264738 | Disc brake caliper - An opposed piston disc brake caliper has a caliper housing arranged for mounting brake shoes on each of opposite sides of a rotor. The rotor in use is disposed between the brake shoes with each brake shoe having a backing plate and a friction lining applied to the backing plate. The caliper housing has side walls extending generally in a plane parallel to a plane of the rotor and on opposite sides of the plane of the rotor which accommodate a piston. The caliper housing has mounting members for engagement with each of the side edges of each backing plate between the radially inner edge and the radially outer edge of the friction lining. The engagement is such as to substantially limit movement of each brake shoe other than in a direction toward or away from the rotor with at least one of the mounting members being removable from the caliper housing to facilitate removal of the brake shoe from the caliper housing. | 10-30-2008 |
Kerry Alan Reeves, Auckland NZ
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| 20120112500 | Vehicle Seating Apparatus - The invention comprises a vehicle and seating arrangement having a central hub with four sides surrounded by four seats. The seats are arranged adjacent a respective side of the hub and facing substantially parallel to the side of the hub. In at least one embodiment, the arrangement provides access for each passenger to the aisle. | 05-10-2012 |
Kyle Reeves, Parksville CA
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| 20120013089 | ARTICLE CARRYING SCOOTER - An article carrying scooter with unique folding and backpack carrying capability. A track extends from a bottom toward a top on a back face of a body. A scooter platform has a track engagement for moving along the track. By sliding the track engagement along the track, the scooter platform is movable between a substantially horizontal operative position extending rearwardly from the back face of the body and a substantially vertical stored position parallel to the back face of the body. The scooter has a lower support which projects forwardly from a front face of the body, supporting a body of a backpack from below and an upper strap engaging backpack support that engages straps of a backpack to prevent forward movement of the backpack. | 01-19-2012 |
| 20120088417 | VENTING APPARATUS FOR A FLOATING BOARD - An air vent for a floating board such as a paddleboard, which includes a tubular vent member that has an upper end and a lower end. A mounting supports the tubular vent member in a vertical orientation with the upper end of the tubular vent member protruding above an upper surface of the floating board. The tubular vent is mounted in a central zone comprising a central one third of the floating board, and along a crown positioned between a first side and a second side of the floating board. | 04-12-2012 |
Matthew Aaron Reeves, Victoria AU
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| 20100180778 | SLICING DEVICE - A food slicing device includes a container for containing a food product for slicing. The container has an open bottom end and is arranged so that a food product can be fed by gravity in a direction towards the bottom end. A movable slicer is provided as well as driving means to move the slicer. Supporting means support the food product contained within the container. The supporting means includes at least two supports, a first of the supports having a fixed position relative to the container and a second of the supports being movable with the slicer. The second support being arranged to slide across a downward facing surface of the food product as the slicer slices through the food product. The supporting means is arranged so that as the slicer slices through the food product, the food product slice can fall away from the food product under gravity. | 07-22-2010 |
Paul E. Reeves, Oakville, Ontario CA
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| 20130086494 | DESKTOP APPLICATION MANAGER - Methods and devices for presenting representations of open windows in a device are provided herein. More particularly, the method includes a displaying a desktop application manager. The desktop application manager can include cards or thumbnails presented in a tray that can be navigated. The cards may be selected and placed onto the displays to make the application active. Thus, the desktop application manager can allow a user to navigate and manage open windows without scrolling the display of the windows. | 04-04-2013 |
Randall E. Reeves, Farmington Hills, MI US
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| 20120198541 | METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR PREVENTING NETWORK INTRUSION - In one configuration, a non-volatile memory is provided having computer readable instructions configured to instruct a computer or controller to run a setup wizard to obtain setup and filtering module configuration rules from a user; reload the computer or controller with the settings obtained by the setup wizard; configure filtering module rules including rules for an industrial protocol filter; and filter received and/or transmitted packets in accordance with the filtering module rules. The configuration may also include instructions to further parse and analyze packets containing industrial protocols to determine whether to allow or deny ingress and/or egress of such packets. | 08-02-2012 |
| 20130094376 | NETWORK PROTOCOL ANALYZER APPARATUS AND METHOD - In one embodiment, a method for electronically analyzing packets using a packet analyzing apparatus includes receiving one or more data packets via a first interface port, wherein the one or more data packets comprises a full packet that may include a payload, determining whether the full packet is part of an existing permitted connection, and if so, determining whether the full packet contains a payload, and if the full packet of the existing permitted connection does not contain a payload, transmitting data indicative of the full packet via the second interface port to an industrial machine control. | 04-18-2013 |
Richard H. Reeves, Palatine, IL US
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| 20120261314 | SORTING SYSTEM AND METHOD - A system for sorting has an inlet end, a first separation section disposed downstream of the inlet end and including a fluidizing section and a hood disposed above the fluidizing section, a negative pressure developed adjacent the fluidizing section to draw a first class of materials into the hood, a second separation section disposed downstream of the first separation section and including an air knife and a dropout, a second class of materials passing through the air knife and into the dropout and a third class of materials passing over the dropout and through an outlet end, and a vibration generator coupled to the first separation section and the second separation section to convey material from the inlet end to the outlet end. | 10-18-2012 |
Sarah Elizabeth Reeves, Bloomington, IN US
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| 20130072961 | Embolic Coil Delivery System - An embolic coil delivery system includes a flexible elongate body having a distal segment. An embolic coil is loaded on the flexible elongate body at the distal segment and contacts an outer surface of the flexible elongate body. The embolic coil delivery system also includes a delivery catheter sized to advance over the flexible elongate body during an embolic coil delivery procedure, wherein a distal segment of the delivery catheter contacts the embolic coil during the embolic coil delivery procedure. | 03-21-2013 |
Seabren Reeves, Brunswick, ME US
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| 20120311792 | Breathable Infant Bedding - The breathable bedding described here serves to protect an infant from suffocating due to close contact with bedding. The breathable bedding includes one or more breathable bedding elements, which are made of a material that allows air to pass through it freely, is flexible, yet has sufficient stiffness to hold a three-dimensional shape. The three-dimensional shape ensures a cushioning effect. The breathable bedding elements are covered with a breathable fabric, such as a light woven or open-weave fabric, to form a breathable bedding panel that may serve as a crib bumper or mattress. | 12-13-2012 |
Shannon E. Reeves, Milford, MI US
Tristan Aaron Reeves, Footscray AU
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| 20130018899 | ELECTRONIC DATA GENERATION METHODSAANM HARGREAVES; Michael JohnAACI SunburyAACO AUAAGP HARGREAVES; Michael John Sunbury AUAANM LEVINE; MicheleAACI MelbourneAACO AUAAGP LEVINE; Michele Melbourne AUAANM MOR; Jonathan ZioAACI CheltenhamAACO AUAAGP MOR; Jonathan Zio Cheltenham AUAANM NGO; Duc AnhAACI SunshineAACO AUAAGP NGO; Duc Anh Sunshine AUAANM REEVES; Tristan AaronAACI FootscrayAACO AUAAGP REEVES; Tristan Aaron Footscray AUAANM RHYS-JONES; Grant LeslieAACI MacleodAACO AUAAGP RHYS-JONES; Grant Leslie Macleod AUAANM TARRANT; Marcus AdrianAACI Middle ParkAACO AUAAGP TARRANT; Marcus Adrian Middle Park AUAANM WILDENAUER; Michael ErnstAACI Mount MacedonAACO AUAAGP WILDENAUER; Michael Ernst Mount Macedon AU - An electronic method for generating group data indicative of the collective response of at least a subset of respondents to at least one portion of a time-varying stimulus the method comprising: receiving responses to the time-varying stimulus from respective ones of a plurality of respondent devices, each response including data indicative of a response of a respondent associated with the respective respondent device to the time-varying stimulus; filtering the responses to generate a filtered response data set that excludes responses outside of a timing tolerance relative to a portion of the time-varying stimulus to which the group data is intended to relate; and processing at least a subset of the filtered response data set to generate the group data. | 01-17-2013 |
Whitney Reeves, Brunswick, ME US
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| 20120311792 | Breathable Infant Bedding - The breathable bedding described here serves to protect an infant from suffocating due to close contact with bedding. The breathable bedding includes one or more breathable bedding elements, which are made of a material that allows air to pass through it freely, is flexible, yet has sufficient stiffness to hold a three-dimensional shape. The three-dimensional shape ensures a cushioning effect. The breathable bedding elements are covered with a breathable fabric, such as a light woven or open-weave fabric, to form a breathable bedding panel that may serve as a crib bumper or mattress. | 12-13-2012 |
William Grover Reeves, Appleton, WI US
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| 20120283680 | Visually-Coordinated Absorbent Product - A visually-coordinated absorbent product includes an absorbent article component including a garment side outer cover and a body side liner, wherein the article component has at least a first and second visual characteristic, and wherein the first visual characteristic is different from the second visual characteristic. The absorbent product also includes a first packaging component including at least first and second visual characteristics, wherein first and second visual characteristics of the absorbent article are coordinated to the first and second visual characteristics of the packaging component, and wherein at least a portion of one of the garment side outer cover and the body side liner is configured with the article component first visual characteristic and at least a portion of one of the garment side outer cover and the body side liner is configured with the article component second visual characteristic. | 11-08-2012 |
William John Reeves, Mt. Forest CA
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| 20100218401 | TWO-STAGE SNOW PLOW - A snow plow includes a primary moldboard and auxiliary plow positioned behind the primary moldboard. The snow plow may be a one-way or reversible snow plow. In the later case, the primary moldboard and auxiliary plow are attached to a drive frame that is rotatable about a frame. The frame is secured to the front of a vehicle by a frame and bracket, and controlled by hydraulic mechanisms. The auxiliary plow is operated independently of the moldboard by a pair of hydraulic cylinders and includes tines or a resilient blade for clearing snow and ice that is not taken up by the primary moldboard. The device also includes a mechanism whereby the scraping edge of the secondary plow follows the same path as the scraping edge of moldboard by sliding movement of the secondary plow relative to the drive frame, and the blade of the auxiliary plow may be formed by tines or a resilient blade. | 09-02-2010 |
| 20100229431 | TWO-STAGE SNOW PLOW - A snow plow includes a primary moldboard and auxiliary plow positioned behind the primary moldboard. The snow plow may be a one-way or reversible snow plow. In the later case, the primary moldboard and auxiliary plow are attached to a drive frame that is rotatable about a frame. The frame is secured to the front of a vehicle by a frame and bracket, and controlled by hydraulic mechanisms. The auxiliary plow is operated independently of the moldboard by a pair of hydraulic cylinders and includes tines or a resilient blade for clearing snow and ice that is not taken up by the primary moldboard. The device also includes a mechanism whereby the scraping edge of the secondary plow follows the same path as the scraping edge of moldboard by sliding movement of the secondary plow relative to the drive frame, and the blade of the auxiliary plow may be formed by tines or a resilient blade. | 09-16-2010 |