Timothy Robert
Timothy Robert Brdar, Covington, WA US
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20140021300 | Refueling Boom Disconnection System - A method and apparatus comprising a refueling controller. The refueling controller is configured to receive data about a current rate of movement of a refueling boom while the refueling boom is in contact with a receiver aircraft during flight. The refueling controller is further configured to disconnect the refueling boom from the receiver aircraft based on the current rate of movement of the refueling boom and a current position of the refueling boom. | 01-23-2014 |
Timothy Robert Dennedy, Loveland, OH US
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20140351083 | Systems and Methods for Providing a Software License - Included are embodiments for providing a software license. Some embodiments include providing a closed network marketplace that includes a plurality of pieces of licensed software, receiving an indication from a user computing device to acquire a desired licensed software from the closed network marketplace, sending the desired licensed software to the user computing device, and receiving data from an agent application, the agent application causing the user computing device to monitor use of the desired licensed software on the user computing device. In some embodiments, in response to receiving the data from the agent application, providing, by a computing device, a user option may be provided to remove the desired licensed software from the user computing device, thereby effectively returning the software license associated with the desired licensed software such that the software license may be used on another computing device. | 11-27-2014 |
Timothy Robert Desson, Bracknell GB
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20160066574 | Herbicidal Compounds - The invention relates to pyrrolone compounds of the formula (I) wherein X, R | 03-10-2016 |
Timothy Robert Gernant, Ann Arbor, MI US
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20140283589 | INTEGRATED FUEL CATALYST MONITOR - A method of monitoring catalyst performance may comprise applying a set of parameter readings for a given sample to a support vector machine to generate a classification output, clustering the set of parameter readings to reduce a number of support vectors, computing a total fuel mass following a deceleration fuel shut-off event and an exhaust gas oxygen sensor switch and indicating catalyst degradation based on the total fuel mass. | 09-25-2014 |
20140352659 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR CYLINDER BANK MISFIRE DETECTION AND REACTIVATION - Various systems and methods are described for deactivation and reactivation of a cylinder bank in a V-engine. In one example, the cylinder bank is deactivated responsive to an indication of misfire based on crankshaft acceleration and exhaust air fuel ratio. The cylinder bank is reactivated sequentially based on exhaust catalyst temperature. | 12-04-2014 |
20150019107 | METHOD OF INFERRING START-UP MISFIRES DUE TO THE BUILD-UP OF ICE AND MELT WATER IN THE INTAKE SYSTEM OF A VEHICLE ENGINE - Methods are provided for determining ice formation during cruising under cold weather conditions at the intake manifold or throttle body of an engine system and for enabling engine misfire diagnostics upon detection of dissipation of the formed ice. | 01-15-2015 |
20150337750 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR IMPROVING CATALYST DIAGNOSTICS IN THE PRESENCE OF SENSOR DEGRADATION - Systems and methods for diagnosing operation of a catalyst are presented. In one example, threshold limits for catalyst variables are adjusted in response to attributes of a catalyst monitor sensor that may vary with sensor age. The catalyst variables may provide insight into whether or not the catalyst is degraded or operating as intended. | 11-26-2015 |
Timothy Robert Hall, Greenbrae, CA US
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20090315408 | Energy Efficient power saver - A device that saves electrical energy by turning off power to all computer accessories and/or other devices used at a work station or in the home. When the computer is turn off or goes into sleep mode, away mode or hibernate mode. Also restores power to the accessories when the computer is turned on or awaken from sleep mode, away mode or hibernation mode. | 12-24-2009 |
Timothy Robert Hercus, Clapham AU
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20160031996 | ANTI IL-3R ALPHA AGENTS AND USES THEREOF - The present disclosure provides antibodies and antigen binding fragments thereof that bind to an epitope within an interleukin-3 receptor α. | 02-04-2016 |
Timothy Robert Hercus, South Australia AU
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20110150884 | CRYSTALLINE COMPOSITION OF GM-CSF/GM-CSFR - The present invention relates generally to the field of crystallography. More particularly, the present invention provides crystalline forms of a complex between granulocyte macrophage-colony stimulating factor (GM-CSF) and its receptor (GM-CSFR). The present invention further provides methods for the design and selection of modulators of GM-CSF/GM-CSFR interaction and signaling as well as signaling of other cytokines. | 06-23-2011 |
Timothy Robert Hogarth, Toronto CA
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20150278811 | Systems and Methods for Facilitating Authorisation of Payment - A method of operating a matching server for facilitating authorization of payment for a transaction between a customer and a merchant at a point of sale is described. The method includes receiving a merchant match request from a merchant bank server, receiving a customer match request from a customer bank server, and performing a matching operation to determine whether the transaction information included in the merchant match request and the transaction information included in the customer match request satisfy a transaction authorization criteria. If the transaction authorization criteria is satisfied payment for the transaction is deemed to be authorized, and a merchant bank confirmation confirming authorization of the payment for the transaction is communicated to one or both of the merchant bank server and the merchant apparatus. | 10-01-2015 |
Timothy Robert Johnson, Ocean Beach, CA US
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20090192499 | ENCLOSURE-BASED REDUCED PRESSURE TREATMENT SYSTEM - A reduced pressure treatment appliance is provided for enclosing and providing reduced pressure treatment to a portion of a body of a patient. The reduced pressure treatment appliance may be used to treat wounds and other conditions, such as lymphedema, varicose veins, venous insufficiency and stasis, and other infirmities. In some embodiments, the appliance comprises an enclosure that encloses the portion of the body to be treated for purposes of applying a reduced pressure to the enclosed portion of the body. In other embodiments, the wound treatment appliance also includes a vacuum system to supply reduced pressure to the portion of the body to be treated in the volume under the enclosure. In yet other embodiments, the treatment appliance also includes wound packing means to prevent overgrowth of the wound or to encourage growth of wound tissue into an absorbable matrix comprising the wound packing means. In still other embodiments, a suction bulb may be used to provide a source of reduced pressure to an enclosure that encloses the portion of the body to be treated. Finally, methods are provided for using various embodiments of the treatment appliance. | 07-30-2009 |
20100305549 | REDUCED PRESSURE WOUND TREATMENT SYSTEM - A reduced pressure treatment appliance is provided for treating a wound on the body of a patient. In some embodiments, the appliance comprises an overlay, which is further comprised of cup members that may be detached or cut away from the overlay so that the overlay can be adjusted in size and shape. Also, in some embodiments, the overlay is further comprised of a pressure venting valve to maintain a predetermined level of reduced pressure at the site of the wound. In other embodiments, the wound treatment appliance also includes a vacuum system to supply reduced pressure to the site of the wound in the volume under the overlay. In yet other embodiments, the treatment appliance also includes wound packing means to prevent overgrowth of the wound or to encourage growth of wound tissue into an absorbable matrix comprising the wound packing means. In still other embodiments, a suction bulb may be used to provide a source of reduced pressure to an overlay that covers the wound. Finally, methods are provided for using various embodiments of the treatment appliance. | 12-02-2010 |
20140012214 | REDUCED PRESSURE WOUND TREATMENT SYSTEM - A reduced pressure treatment appliance is provided for treating a wound on the body of a patient. In some embodiments, the appliance comprises an overlay, which is further comprised of cup members that may be detached or cut away from the overlay so that the overlay can be adjusted in size and shape. Also, in some embodiments, the overlay is further comprised of a pressure venting valve to maintain a predetermined level of reduced pressure at the site of the wound. In other embodiments, the wound treatment appliance also includes a vacuum system to supply reduced pressure to the site of the wound in the volume under the overlay. In yet other embodiments, the treatment appliance also includes wound packing means to prevent overgrowth of the wound or to encourage growth of wound tissue into an absorbable matrix comprising the wound packing means. In still other embodiments, a suction bulb may be used to provide a source of reduced pressure to an overlay that covers the wound. Finally, methods are provided for using various embodiments of the treatment appliance. | 01-09-2014 |
Timothy Robert Jones, Adderbury GB
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20140096461 | HOTEL ROOMS - An improved hotel configuration. The hotel room configuration includes two adjacent rooms, one of which forms a T, and the other of which forms an L, with the base of the T fitting into the right angle formed by the L. Embodiments are directed to reconfiguring an existing hotel having adjacent, side-by-side rooms into the T and L configuration. Additional embodiments are directed to a combined television stand and desk module that fits into or is used as a footboard of a bed. A television can be mounted on the top of this console, and can, in embodiments, rotate to face the desk, the bed, or other parts of the room. | 04-10-2014 |
20150052832 | BUSINESS PRODUCTIVITY ROOM - A hotel room with furniture arranged for optimal television viewing from a bed and another location, such as a sofa or second bed. Furniture pieces are connected or closely aligned together and are arranged so that they provide premium viewing for a television, regardless of a location of a person within the hotel room. To this end, embodiments utilize furniture arrangements where the bed and/or sofa are turned at an angle to the walls of the room, and the room is laid out efficiently to account for this different design affect. | 02-26-2015 |
20150089890 | HOTEL ROOMS - An improved hotel configuration. The hotel room configuration includes two adjacent rooms, one of which forms a T, and the other of which forms an L, with the base of the T fitting into the right angle formed by the L. Embodiments are directed to reconfiguring an existing hotel having adjacent, side-by-side rooms into the T and L configuration. Additional embodiments are directed to a combined television stand and desk module that fits into or is used as a footboard of a bed. A television can be mounted on the top of this console, and can, in embodiments, rotate to face the desk, the bed, or other parts of the room. | 04-02-2015 |
20160076266 | BUSINESS PRODUCTIVITY ROOM - A hotel room with furniture arranged for optimal television viewing from a bed and another location, such as a sofa or second bed. Furniture pieces are connected or closely aligned together and are arranged so that they provide premium viewing for a television, regardless of a location of a person within the hotel room. To this end, embodiments utilize furniture arrangements where the bed and/or sofa are turned at an angle to the walls of the room, and the room is laid out efficiently to account for this different design affect. | 03-17-2016 |
Timothy Robert Mcdonel, Elburn, IL US
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20150329480 | ON-LINE ANALYSIS OF ACRYLONITRILE PRODUCT - An apparatus comprises a first controller configured to control at least the flow rate of a polymerization inhibitor or acrylonitrile product to a first location where the two are mixed. The apparatus comprises a first on-line analyzer configured to measure polymerization inhibitor concentration in the acrylonitrile product at a second location, the second location downstream of the first location. The first on-line analyzer is configured to provide information relating to the measured inhibitor concentration at the second location to the first controller, the first controller configured process the information from the first on-line analyzer and to adjust at least a first operating parameter of a first addition device if the measured inhibitor concentration at the second location is outside a first predetermined condition. A second controller and a second on-line analyzer are provided to provide similar control of water addition to acrylonitrile product. | 11-19-2015 |
Timothy Robert Nurkiewicz, Morgantown, WV US
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20120091223 | Nanoparticle Aerosol Generator - A nanoparticle aerosol generator, comprised of a vibrating fluidized bed with a baffle, a vibrating Venturi disperser and a cyclone separator. To generate nanoparticle aerosols, the nanoparticle aerosol generator uses the multiple impaction, vibrating air flow and vibrating high speed air flow to break up larger agglomerates, and multiple dilution to minimize the re-agglomeration of the particles. | 04-19-2012 |
Timothy Robert Olson, San Francisco, CA US
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20130198026 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR AN EVENT MARKETPLACE - A system and method for an event marketplace. The system comprises a first interface for communicating with a plurality of user devices; a second interface for communicating with a plurality of systems of service providers; a progressive accuracy module for at least iteratively computing a set of total cost estimations of the event based in part on an event specification and information retrieved from one or more of the plurality of systems of service providers; and a cost optimizer for providing at least an optimal set of service providers matching the event specification, wherein the optimal set of service providers is ranked by their total cost estimations, the total cost estimation is a function of at least a proposal for a respective service. | 08-01-2013 |
Timothy Robert Povlick, San Diego, CA US
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20150381868 | FLASH COLLISION DETECTION, COMPENSATION, AND PREVENTION - Certain aspects relate to systems and techniques for flash collision detection, compensation, and prevention. For example, the flash of another camera or other sudden increases in ambient lighting of an image scene can introduce unwanted quality degradations into captured images, such as over-exposure of part or all of the captured image. Flash collision can be detected through a row sum calculation and comparison process in some examples. In some examples, flash collision can be compensated for by analysis of row sum data from a number of preview frames. In other examples, flash collision can be mitigated or prevented through use of a flash traffic controller. | 12-31-2015 |
20150381890 | FLASH COLLISION DETECTION, COMPENSATION, AND PREVENTION - Certain aspects relate to systems and techniques for flash collision detection, compensation, and prevention. For example, the flash of another camera or other sudden increases in ambient lighting of an image scene can introduce unwanted quality degradations into captured images, for example over-exposure of part or all of the captured image. Flash collision can be detected through a row sum calculation and comparison process in some examples. In some examples, flash collision can be compensated for by analysis of row sum data from a number of preview frames. In other examples, flash collision can be mitigated or prevented through use of a flash traffic control protocol. | 12-31-2015 |
Timothy Robert Seksinsky, Charlotte, NC US
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20100252791 | JACK ASSEMBLY WITH INTEGRATED PRESSURE RELIEF ASSEMBLY - A jack assembly comprises a cylinder defining an interior, a piston having a piston head slideably engaged with the interior of the cylinder, an extension chamber defined between the piston head and the interior, and a pressure relief assembly integrated proximate the piston head and defining a relief passageway in selective fluid communication with the extension chamber. When a fluid pressure in the extension chamber exceeds a certain level, the pressure relief assembly allows fluid to flow through the relief passageway. In one form, the pressure relief assembly comprises a valve body, a relief passageway defined within the valve body, a valve seat formed along the relief passageway, a plug configured to selectively engage the valve seat, an adjustment member moveable along the relief passageway, and a biasing member captured between the plug and the adjustment member to urge the plug toward the valve seat. | 10-07-2010 |