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Carl C. Clemmensen, Bergen NO
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20140054036 | Apparatus and Method for Drilling a Wellbore, Setting a Liner and Cementing the Wellbore During a Single Trip - A method of forming a wellbore is provided that in one embodiment includes conveying an inner string and an outer string downhole; attaching the inner string to the outer string at a first location and forming the wellbore; and attaching the inner string to the outer string at a second location uphole of the first location and cementing an annulus between the outer string and the wellbore, without retrieving the inner string from the wellbore. | 02-27-2014 |
20150267493 | DOWNHOLE TOOLS WITH INDEPENDENTLY-OPERATED CUTTERS AND METHODS OF MILLING LONG SECTIONS OF A CASING THEREWITH - In one aspect, an apparatus for use in a wellbore is disclosed that in one non-limiting embodiment includes a plurality of cutters, each cutter having expandable cutting elements, a control unit associated with each cutter to expand the cutting elements of its associated cutter and a controller that controls each of the control units to independently activate and deactivate each cutter in the plurality of cutters to expand the cutting elements of each such cutter. | 09-24-2015 |
Carl C. Hansen, Aloha, OR US
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20140142937 | GESTURE-AUGMENTED SPEECH RECOGNITION - Methods and systems may provide for generating text based on speech input and recognizing one or more hand gestures. Additionally, an adaptation of the text may be conducted based on the hand gestures. In one example, the hand gestures are associated with operations such as punctuation insertion operations, cursor movement operations, text selection operations, capitalization operations, pause of speech recognition operations, resume of speech recognition operations, application-specific actions, and so forth, wherein the adaptation of the text includes the associated operation. | 05-22-2014 |
Carl C. Koch, Raleigh, NC US
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20140318593 | NANOPARTICLE COMPACT MATERIALS FOR THERMOELECTRIC APPLICATION - A thermoelectric composite and a thermoelectric device and a method of making the thermoelectric composite. The thermoelectric composite is a semiconductor material formed from mechanically-alloyed powders of elemental constituents of the semiconductor material to produce nano-particles of the semiconductor material, and compacted to have at least a bifurcated grain structure. The bifurcated grain structure has at least two different grain sizes including small size grains in a range of 2-200 nm and large size grains in a range of 0.5 to 5 microns. The semiconductor material has a figure of merit ZT, defined as a ratio of the product of square of Seebeck coefficient, S | 10-30-2014 |
20150270471 | FORMATION OF BISMUTH STRONTIUM CALCIUM COPPER OXIDE SUPERCONDUCTORS - A BÏ2212 article may be formed by mixing metallic precursor powders including bismuth, strontium, calcium and copper in an oxygen-free atmosphere, mechanically alloying the metallic precursor powders in an oxygen-free atmosphere, and heating the metallic precursor alloy according to a temperature profile. The profile may include a ramp-up stage during which the alloy is heated to a peak temperature in an oxygen-free atmosphere, a dwell stage during which the alloy is held at the peak temperature for a dwell time, and a ramp-down stage during which the alloy is cooled from the peak temperature. During at least a portion of the dwell stage, the oxygen-free atmosphere is switched to an oxygen-inclusive atmosphere, wherein the alloy is oxidized to form a superconducting oxide, which may be sintered during or after oxidation. The alloy may be formed into a shape, such as a wire, prior to oxidizing. | 09-24-2015 |
Carl C. Pecinovsky, Rochester, MN US
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20150331705 | ALLOCATING HYPERVISOR RESOURCES - In an approach to allocating hypervisor resources for virtual machine deployment, one or more computer processors determine one or more hierarchically grouped computing resources within a hypervisor. The one or more computer processors receive a selection of one or more hierarchically grouped computing resources. The one or more computer processors apply deployment constraints for a workload to the selected one or more hierarchically grouped computing resources. The one or more computer processors determine, based, at least in part, on the deployment constraints for the workload, one or more computing resources from the one or more hierarchically grouped computing resources. | 11-19-2015 |
20150331706 | ALLOCATING HYPERVISOR RESOURCES - In an approach to allocating hypervisor resources for virtual machine deployment, one or more computer processors determine one or more hierarchically grouped computing resources within a hypervisor. The one or more computer processors receive a selection of one or more hierarchically grouped computing resources. The one or more computer processors apply deployment constraints for a workload to the selected one or more hierarchically grouped computing resources. The one or more computer processors determine, based, at least in part, on the deployment constraints for the workload, one or more computing resources from the one or more hierarchically grouped computing resources. | 11-19-2015 |
Carl C. Petersen, Mentor, OH US
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20150266546 | BENDING STRAIN RELIEF ASSEMBLY FOR MARINE CABLES INCORPORATING AT LEAST ONE ELONGATED STIFFNESS MEMBER - The present disclosure relates to a bending strain relief (BSR) assembly that limits the bending strain and radius of a marine cable. The BSR assembly includes a coupler attached to first and second elongated BSR members, each BSR member having first and second ends distally spaced from the first end. The first ends including an abutment surface dimensioned for attachment to the coupler. The BSR members each have an inner arcuate surface that is adapted to abut at least a portion of a perimeter of the marine cable and dimensioned for mating receipt with one another at opposing sides of the marine cable. A plurality of rigid support members are disposed in spaced relation and aligned along a common axis and the inner arcuate surfaces of the first and second elongated BSR members. The cable is supported within the inner arcuate surfaces of the first and second BSR members. | 09-24-2015 |
20150330533 | SUSPENSION SYSTEM ESPECIALLY FOR UNDERWATER CABLE - A suspension system receives an associated cable. The suspension system includes first and second mount arms disposed in spaced relation that receive a collar assembly having first and second collar members dimensioned to circumferentially enclose around the associated cable in a first assembled position, and a second open position, where the first and second collar members do not circumferentially enclose the associated cable. Sheave mount assemblies are provided along the interconnecting posts and various degrees of freedom are incorporated into the modular assembly. | 11-19-2015 |