Beynon, GB
Andrew Mark Beynon, Cambridge GB
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20100278601 | Cutting Apparatus - Cutting apparatus includes a pilot arrangement which has a tip. The tip engages a workpiece to form a pilot recess to engage the workpiece and prevent the apparatus skidding across the surface of the workpiece. The tip can retract against the action of a spring. Accordingly, the apparatus is prevented from skidding across the workpiece, but wear on the tip is minimised. | 11-04-2010 |
Margaret A. Beynon, Winchester GB
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20120131335 | Collaborative Agent Encryption And Decryption - A method for securely transmitting data from a sender computer system to a receiver computer system comprises receiving a cleartext message by a first intelligent agent environment; splitting said message into a plurality of message fragments; creating an intelligent agent for each message fragment; generating a key for each message fragment; encrypting each said message fragment to produce a respective encrypted message fragment; and transmitting each intelligent agent with said respective encrypted message fragment as a data payload. The method may further comprise receiving each intelligent agent with its respective encrypted message fragment as a data payload by a second intelligent agent environment at the receiver computer system; locating each of a set of agents; decrypting each encrypted respective message fragment to produce a respective cleartext message fragment; and collaborating by the set of agents to recombine cleartext message fragments to form a cleartext message. | 05-24-2012 |
20130080766 | Collaborative Agent Encryption and Decryption - A method for securely transmitting data from a sender computer system to a receiver computer system comprises receiving cleartext message by a first intelligent agent environment; splitting said message into a plurality of message fragments; creating an intelligent agent for each message fragment; generating a key for each message fragment; encrypting each said message fragment to produce a respective encrypted message fragment; and transmitting each intelligent agent with said respective encrypted message fragment as a data payload. The method may further comprise receiving each intelligent agent with its respective encrypted message fragment as a data payload by a second intelligent agent environment at the receiver computer system; locating each of a set of agents; decrypting each encrypted respective message fragment to produce a respective cleartext message fragment; and collaborating by the set of agents to recombine cleartext message fragments to form a cleartext message. | 03-28-2013 |
Margaret A. Beynon, Southampton GB
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20090144636 | Methods for the Creation of Multiple Email Messages from a Singular Email Message - Exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a methodology for dividing a primary email message composition into multiple secondary email messages. As such, a graphic user interface (GUI) is provided with a plurality of message composition windows wherein a user may compose a primary email message and thereafter construct multiple amounts of desired secondary email messages. | 06-04-2009 |
Margaret A. Beynon, Surrey GB
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20090125597 | EMAIL ANNOTATION - A method of creating an annotation to an email. The method includes: receiving an email; receiving a predefined user input; creating an annotation in response to the predefined user input, the annotation linked to the email; receiving a further user input; and defining a permission for the annotation according to the further user input, the permission defining user access to the annotation. When transmitting a second email as a response to the received email, the second email is linked to the annotation. The method further includes displaying at least a part of the annotation linked to the received email, for example when a user hovers over the email. The structure of the annotations allows the associating of the annotation with one or more further annotations. | 05-14-2009 |
Margaret A. Beynon, Coventry GB
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20080243882 | UPDATING OF LINK TO DATA REPOSITORY - A method of operating a communication system which comprises a plurality of clients and a data repository, comprises the steps of detecting a location change of the data repository, acquiring data defining the clients connected to the data repository, transmitting a component to each client defined by the data, receiving the component at each client, and updating a user link to the data repository, at each client, according to the component. The step of transmitting a component to each client defined by the data comprises can comprise replicating an agent for each client. | 10-02-2008 |
Margaret Ann Beynon, Woking GB
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20090100447 | PROVIDING LINKS BETWEEN APPLICATION PROGRAMS - Links are established between data elements common to different application programs to make it easier for a user to perform an action in one application program using data available in another application program. Data elements are identified in a first data set for a first application program. One or more performable actions is associated with each identified data element. Common or matching data elements in a second data set for a second application are identified. When a user selects one of the matching data elements in the second data set, a selectable list of actions is presented to enable performance of a selected action from within the first application program in relation to the data element selected in the second application program. | 04-16-2009 |
Megan A. Beynon, Surrey GB
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20100179993 | EMAIL PRODUCTIVITY MONITORING FACILITY - A method is presented for monitoring electronic communications to facilitate productivity. The method may include detecting the opening of an electronic message on a computer and storing a start time corresponding to the opening. Metadata associated with the electronic message may be recorded. Such metadata may include, for example, a recipient, a sender, a subject, and a number of words typed. The method may further detect the closing of the electronic message, and may store an end time corresponding to the closing. Efficiency metrics associated with the message may be calculated based on the start time, the end time, and the metadata. Efficiency metrics may include, for example, total time spent, total word count, and number of words typed per minute. A report reflecting the metadata and the efficiency metrics may be generated. | 07-15-2010 |
Robert Beynon, Merseyside GB
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20090137050 | Artificial protein, method for absolute quantification of proteins and uses thereof - The invention provides an artificial protein for quantitative analysis of the proteome of a sample, cell or organism, comprising at least two consecutive peptides linked by a cleavage sequence for separating the peptides; a singular marker on one or more peptide for determination of the absolute amount of this fragment; and N-terminal and C-terminal extensions for protection of the peptides; wherein each peptide represents one single protein of the sample, cell or organism and each peptide is in a defined stoichiometry. The invention further provides a collection of peptides, a vector and a kit comprising the artificial protein and a method for quantitative analysis of the proteome. | 05-28-2009 |
20100197889 | POLYPEPTIDE AS STANDARD FOR PROTEOME ANALYSIS - The present invention provides a polypeptide as standard for peptide analysis by mass spectrometry comprising at least 16 peptides selected from the group consisting of the peptides of SEQ ID NO: 1 to SEQ ID NO: 22 or variants thereof, together with an artificial protein comprising the polypeptide, a vector comprising a nucleic acid encoding the polypeptide, a kit for proteome analysis, a selection of peptides for calibration an devaluation of mass spectrometers and chromatographs for proteome analyses and uses thereof. | 08-05-2010 |
Robert Jeffrey Beynon, Liverpool GB
Thomas Geoffrey Ronald Beynon, Dronfield GB
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20090196324 | Real-Time Line Scan Extraction from Infrared Images Using the Wedge Method in Industrial Environments - A method of measuring the temperature of a sheet material arranged such that it forms at least one side of a cavity, so as to enhance the effective emissivity of the sheet material in the vicinity of the cavity comprises: generating a thermal image of at least part of the inside of the cavity, the thermal image comprising a plurality of pixels each having a pixel value representative of radiation emitted by a respective region of the cavity; identifying a first subset of the pixels whose pixel values meet predetermined criteria; using the identified first subset to determine a line on the thermal image representative of optimal emissivity enhancement in the cavity; and selecting a second subset of the pixels based on the determined line and generating a temperature profile along the determined line derived from the pixel values associated with each of the second subset of pixels. | 08-06-2009 |
20110018721 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MEASURING THE TEMPERATURE OF A SHEET MATERIAL - A method of measuring the temperature of a sheet material in which the sheet material is arranged such that it forms at least one side of a cavity so as to enhance the effective emissivity of the sheet material in the vicinity of the cavity. The method involves a) generating a thermal image of at least part of the inside of the cavity using a thermal imaging device to detect radiation emitted by the cavity, the thermal image comprising a plurality of pixels each having a pixel value representative of radiation emitted by a respective region of the cavity; b) identifying a first subset of the plurality of pixels whose pixel values meet predetermined criteria; c) using the identified first subset of pixels to determine a line on the thermal image representative of optimal emissivity enhancement in the cavity; and d) selecting a second subset of the plurality of pixels based on the determined line and generating a temperature profile along the determined line derived from the pixel values associated with each of the second subset of pixels. | 01-27-2011 |