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Anita Strawn Worth, Austin, TX US
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| 20100101274 | Magnetically interchangeable jewelry with planar surfaces and recessed magnet - Systems and methods are disclosed for magnetically interchangeable jewelry that use planar surfaces and recessed magnets so that planar metallic disks (or other shapes) can be used as interchangeable ornamental features for the magnetically interchangeable jewelry. The interchangeable elements formed of a magnetically attractive material are releasably affixed to a base containing a recessed magnet (e.g., neodymium). The base is substantially flat other than an ornamental design and the ornamental elements rely on the strength of the magnet to firmly hold them in place rather than being recessed into the base or snapped into place. Other shapes could also be used for the interchangeable elements, if desired. The magnetically interchangeable jewelry can take a variety of forms including rings, bracelets, earrings, lanyards, multiple pendants on one necklace and/or other jewelry embodiments. | 04-29-2010 |
Colin Worth, Newton, MA US
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| 20080220440 | Waveguide sensors optimized for discrimination against non-specific binding - A system for interferometrically detecting the present of bound material using a wave propagating waveguide and the influence on propagation time of bound material in the proximity of the waveguide. The waveguide layer thickness and the radiation wavelength λ are selected so that the effects on phase difference between the two radiations applied in the beam are minimal in the region directly adjacent the surface of the waveguide, so as to unmask the influence of the more distant bound materials. | 09-11-2008 |
Cory Worth, Irvine, CA US
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| 20120231642 | CABLE SYSTEM WITH INTEGRATED ADAPTOR - A power cable or data cable system includes an integrated electrical connection adaptor configured to be mechanically coupled to the cable system when not in use. The adaptor is coupled to the cable system using clasping features formed in the body of the adaptor or a tethering element. Thus, the adaptor is conveniently located for use and cannot be lost. In some embodiments, the tethering element serves as a cable management system that enhances portability of the cable system by bundling loops of the cable system together. | 09-13-2012 |
Edwin M. Worth, Northville, MI US
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| 20120128497 | TURBINE ENGINE COMPRESSOR STATOR - A gas turbine engine stator segment has a shroud band and a plurality of blade sections. Each of the blade sections has a first section with a first thickness, second section with a second thickness and a fairing section transitioning between the first and second section. The second section thickness is less than the first section thickness. | 05-24-2012 |
Eric Worth, Bedfordshire GB
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| 20120045509 | MODIFIED RELEASE COMPOSITIONS FOR DPP-IV INHIBITORS - The present invention refers to pharmaceutical composition comprising a DPP-IV inhibitor. | 02-23-2012 |
Floyd W. Worth, Richardson, TX US
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| 20090139913 | High Capacity Sweepside Mail Cart and Method of Use Thereof - A postal cart according to the invention includes a base on wheels and a support frame mounted on the base. An upper shelf and a lower shelf are mounted at the top and bottom of the frame and accessible from a front side of the cart. A series of rectangular compartments are accessible from the front side of the cart, each compartment configured for storage of one postal tray filled with mail, but insufficiently wide to store more than one such postal tray side by side in the same compartment. A number of pull out sliding shelves are mounted along the bottom of no more than about half of the compartments, the remaining compartments being free of the sliding shelves. The compartments are configured to fit one tray in each. The vertical density of the compartments is greater than would be possible if a sliding shelf were disposed in all of the compartments. | 06-04-2009 |
| 20130035782 | Method and System for Delivery Point Multipication - System, methods, and computer-readable media. A method performed by a mail sorting machine includes receiving a plurality of mailpieces in an input of the mail sorting machine and sorting the mailpieces into a plurality of sequencing groups. The method includes storing a first subset of the mailpieces in each sequencing group. The method includes sorting a second subset of the mailpieces in each sequencing group to a plurality of outlets, where storing the first subset and sorting the second subset are performed for each sequencing group by processing each sequentially in a group order. The method includes sorting the stored first subset mailpieces to the plurality of outlets. | 02-07-2013 |
Howard Worth, Venice, CA US
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| 20100204609 | MICROENDOSCOPE AND METHODS OF USE - The present invention generally relates to a microendoscope assembly capable of intra-ductal use. The microendoscope generally comprises: an outer cylindrical guide tube defining an internal passageway having an exterior diameter of no greater than about 1.0 mm; a first internal cylindrical tube defining a working channel having an interior diameter of no less than about 0.5 mm; a second internal cylindrical tube defining a image guide and housing a lens; and an illumination bundle comprising optic fibers. | 08-12-2010 |
Julian Otto Worth, Lauenen Bei Gstaad CH
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| 20090281941 | System and Method for Managing the Generation, Collection and Distribution of Contributions from the Use of Payment Cards - A system and method for managing the generation and the collection of financial contributions from holders of payment cards ( | 11-12-2009 |
| 20100145812 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MANAGING THE GENERATION, COLLECTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE USE OF PAYMENT CARDS - A system and method for managing the generation and the collection of financial contributions from holders of payment cards ( | 06-10-2010 |
Kevin M. Worth, Roseville, CA US
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| 20130036469 | DETECTING SUSPICIOUS NETWORK ACTIVITY USING FLOW SAMPLING - Methods, media, and computing devices for network security can include receiving flow sampled network traffic from multiple network devices with a network monitoring computing device for network traffic among multiple computing devices, comparing source ports and destination ports in the flow sampled network traffic to a list of approved ports with the network monitoring computing device, and detecting suspicious network activity for flow sampled network traffic having a source port and a destination port exceptional to the list of approved ports with the network monitoring computing device. Alternatively, a suspicious network activity list can be maintained for flow sampled network traffic having source and destination ports exceptional to the list of approved ports. Alternatively, a network administrator can be alerted when a port is added to the suspicious network activity list in response to a total number of ports in the suspicious network activity list exceeding a threshold number. | 02-07-2013 |
Nicholas William John Worth, Markham CA
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| 20110130127 | STATISTICAL SPAM MESSAGE DETECTION - A mobile telecommunication network monitors short messages and multimedia messages sent to non-existent mobile subscribers and selectively treats such messages as if sent to an existent recipient. The network then provides the sender with ordinary signaling related to successful message delivery so as to form traps to attract and detect spam messages such as spam messages. Spam messages are detectable as statistically significant presence of identical or sufficiently similar messages in a sufficiently large subset of unused subscriber numbers being assigned as traps for spam messages. The treatment of messages addressed to numbers assigned to trap use can further model normal usage of mobile subscriptions so as to inhibit simple determination of subscriber numbers that are used for trapping spam messages. | 06-02-2011 |
Robert Worth, Indianapolis, IN US
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| 20120083708 | ADAPTIVE REAL-TIME SEIZURE PREDICTION SYSTEM AND METHOD - A real-time seizure prediction system. The system includes an implantable electrode configured to transmit an analog neuro-electrophysiological signal from a subject, an analog-to-digital converter configured to convert the analog neuro-electrophysiological signal to a digital neuro-electrophysiological signal based on a predetermined sampling rate, a processor configured to perform following steps during a period defined by the predetermined sampling rate: calculate a plurality of autocorrelation coefficients of the digital neuro-electrophysiological signal for a first predetermined number of samples, calculate a predicted future value of the digital neuro-electrophysiological data based on the plurality of autocorrelation coefficients and the first predetermined number of samples of the digital neuro-electrophysiological data, compare the predicted future value with an actual future value of the digital neuro-electrophysiological data to determine a prediction error, calculate a threshold based on a mean squared value of the prediction error for the first predetermined number of samples and based on a proportionality constant, generate a seizure prediction signal if the prediction error remains above the threshold for a second predetermined number of samples, and a warning device configured to receive the seizure prediction signal and generate an alert. | 04-05-2012 |
Thomas Worth, Zebulon, NC US
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| 20120266982 | DEVICE FOR USE WITH FLOOR DRAINS - A device configured for being received within a floor drain is provided. The device includes a basket assembly containing a liquid-soluble treatment material therein. A drain cover defines an opening that receives the basket assembly. A basket assembly lid defines at least one aperture for allowing flow of liquid into the basket assembly, the basket assembly includes a flange for cooperatively engaging a recess defined in the drain cover to thereby engage the lid with the drain cover. | 10-25-2012 |
Thomas W. Worth, Garner, NC US
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| 20090026285 | Aromatic Drain Device - An aromatic drain device comprising a perforate retaining device defining a volume for retaining an aromatic media therein, the retaining device releasably secured to a removable drain cover and positioned to extend below the drain cover into the cavity defined by the floor drain wall. | 01-29-2009 |