Replogle
Amy Replogle, Columbia, MO US
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20130326736 | NEMATODE RESISTANT CROPS - Methods of inhibiting plant parasitic nematodes, methods of obtaining transgenic plants useful for inhibiting such nematodes, and transgenic plants that are resistant to plant parasitic nematodes through inhibition of plant nematode CLE peptide receptor genes are provided. Methods for expressing genes at plant parasitic nematode feeding sites with plant nematode CLE peptide receptor gene promoters are also provided, along with nematode CLE peptide receptor gene promoters that are useful for expressing genes in nematode feeding sites as well as transgenic plants and nematode resistant transgenic plants comprising the promoters. | 12-05-2013 |
20140298537 | Crop Resistance to Nematodes - Methods of inhibiting plant parasitic nematodes, methods of obtaining transgenic plants useful for inhibiting such nematodes, and transgenic plants that are resistant to plant parasitic nematodes through inhibition of plant nematode CLE peptide receptor genes are provided. Methods for expressing genes at plant parasitic nematode feeding sites with plant nematode CLE peptide receptor gene promoters are also provided, along with nematode CLE peptide receptor gene promoters that are useful for expressing genes in nematode feeding sites as well as transgenic plants and nematode resistant transgenic plants comprising the promoters. | 10-02-2014 |
Chris L. Replogle, Cary, NC US
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20140280349 | Multi-Domain Impact Analysis Using Object Relationships - Systems and methods for impact analysis across multiple domains using non-data types of relationships between objects are provided. A data model can be formed. The data model can include objects representative of physical data in separate domains and relationships of non-data types between the objects. An impact analysis interface can be generated using the data model. The impact analysis interface can depict the objects and the non-data types of relationships between the objects. | 09-18-2014 |
Gavin L. Replogle, Avilla, IN US
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20090265489 | Programmable CAN Bus To Analogue Signal Converter | 10-22-2009 |
John Replogle, Raleigh, NC US
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20080217361 | BEVERAGE DISPENSING ASSEMBLY - A beverage dispensing assembly that is capable of dispensing controlled or metered portions of a beverage charged with a gas fits onto a shelf in a conventional household refrigerator. The beverage dispensing assembly includes a sealed disposable container assembly that contains the beverage and a dispensing assembly that cooperates with the container assembly to selectively unseal the container assembly and dispense controlled portions of the beverage from the container assembly. | 09-11-2008 |
20080217362 | Beverage dispensing assembly - A beverage dispensing assembly that is capable of dispensing controlled or metered portions of a beverage charged with a gas fits onto a shelf in a conventional household refrigerator. The beverage dispensing assembly includes a sealed disposable container assembly that contains the beverage and a dispensing assembly that cooperates with the container assembly to selectively unseal the container assembly and dispense controlled portions of the beverage from the container assembly. | 09-11-2008 |
20080217363 | BEVERAGE DISPENSING ASSEMBLY - A beverage dispensing assembly that is capable of dispensing controlled or metered portions of a beverage charged with a gas fits onto a shelf in a conventional household refrigerator. The beverage dispensing assembly includes a sealed disposable container assembly that contains the beverage and a dispensing assembly that cooperates with the container assembly to selectively unseal the container assembly and dispense controlled portions of the beverage from the container assembly. | 09-11-2008 |
20090140006 | BEVERAGE DISPENSING ASSEMBLY - A beverage dispensing assembly that is capable of dispensing controlled or metered portions of a beverage charged with a gas fits onto a shelf in a conventional household refrigerator. The beverage dispensing assembly includes a sealed disposable container assembly that contains the beverage and a dispensing assembly that cooperates with the container assembly to selectively unseal the container assembly and dispense controlled portions of the beverage from the container assembly. | 06-04-2009 |
20090261129 | BEVERAGE DISPENSING ASSEMBLY - A regulator which can be used with a beverage dispensing assembly is disclosed. The regulator includes a seal and a moveable valve stem that cooperates with the seal. A beverage dispenser is also disclosed. | 10-22-2009 |
20120031932 | Beverage dispensing assembly - A beverage dispensing assembly that is capable of dispensing controlled or metered portions of a beverage charged with a gas fits onto a shelf in a conventional household refrigerator. The beverage dispensing assembly includes a sealed disposable container assembly that contains the beverage and a dispensing assembly that cooperates with the container assembly to selectively unseal the container assembly and dispense controlled portions of the beverage from the container assembly. | 02-09-2012 |
John Replogle, Pheonix, AZ US
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20130112007 | Fouling Resistant Flow Metering System - Appurtenances added to a pipe mitigate the effects of upstream valves, sluice gates or pipe elbows to condition the pipe flow for accurate flow rate detection by a reverse propeller meter. Further appurtenances allow the reverse propeller meter to be used in extreme debris situations such as weeds, vines and moss present in many canal systems. The system provides an electronic signal that indicates flow rate and accumulated flow volume, or the signal can be transmit to a central headquarters for remote gate control or canal automation. | 05-09-2013 |
Kriss K. Replogle, Brookside, NJ US
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20120024803 | SHELF UNIT FOR USE IN A COMMUNICATION NETWORK - A kit for providing front-access cable terminations for rear-access shelf unit mounted in a rack system may comprise a terminal block panel, a terminal block, a set of extension cables, a rear panel, and a baffle. The terminal block panel may be configured to mount to the shelf unit. The terminal block may be mounted to the terminal block panel to provide front-access terminations for the shelf unit. The set of extension cables may provide electrical connection between the terminal block and one or more terminals disposed on a back plane associated with the shelf unit. The rear panel may be configured to attach to the shelf unit and to cover the set of extension cables. The baffle may be configured for installation in the rack system above the shelf unit and removable for access to the front-access terminations. The baffle may be configured to direct air flow rising from the rear-access equipment to the rear of the rack. | 02-02-2012 |
Mark Replogle, Groton, MA US
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20160098298 | METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR INTEGRATED WORK MANAGEMENT - Described herein are techniques for integrated work management. An integrated work management server processes one or more datum of one or more source systems. The datum relates to at least one work item representing at least one assignment to be processed by a resource. An integrator is coupled to the integrated work management server. The integrator uses the one or more datum to create, store and/or update a combined work queue for the resource. The combined work queue comprises any of at least one work item and at least one assignment. One or more prioritization rules specify one or more criteria. The integrator prioritizes the combined work queue by evaluating the criteria in accord with the one or more datum. | 04-07-2016 |
Truman Replogle, Porter, OK US
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20150376995 | MODULAR TOP LOADING DOWNHOLE PUMP WITH SEALABLE EXIT VALVE and VALVE ROD FORMING APERTURE - A method and apparatus for improving the production efficiency of a well and preventing gas lock. The apparatus is a downhole pump and comprises a barrel, a reciprocating plunger and a body having a plurality of inlet valves. The apparatus does not require outlet valves. The body and inlet valves are positioned above the barrel and plunger, thus eliminating gas lock. Fluids enter the body through the valves and, during upstrokes of the plunger, are forced up the tubing string to the surface equipment. Modularity of the components permits pump components to be changed as the productivity of the well fluctuates and also allows production of more fluids with a smaller casing. The invention prevents gas lock by permitting gasses to escape between a sliding valve and a valve rod connected to the plunger. Additionally, an exit valve sealably engages the valve rod, which forms an aperture. During operation of the pump, the gasses escape through the aperture in the valve rod and rise up the tubing string. | 12-31-2015 |