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four and one-half cents per pound under

specified conditions; and (3) increase to

5/100ths from 1/100th of one cent per

pound the minimum price fluctuation

limit for a contract month whenever

prices for that contract month equal or

exceed 95 cents per pound.

In accordance with Section 5a(a)(12)

of the Commodity Exchange Act and

acting pursuant to the authority

delegated by Commission Regulation

140.96, the Acting Director of the

Division of Economic Analysis

(‘‘Division’’) of the Commodity Futures

Trading Commission (‘‘Commission’’)

has determined, on behalf of the

Commission, that publication of the

proposed amendments is in the public

interest and will assist the Commission

in considering the views of interested

persons.

DATES: Comments must be received on

or before May 9, 1995.

ADDRESSES: Interested persons should

submit their views and comments to

Jean A. Webb, Secretary, Commodity

Futures Trading Commission, 2033 K

Street NW, Washington, DC 20581.

Reference should be made to the

proposed amendments relating to

changes in the maximum price and the

minimum price fluctuation limits for

the cotton No. 2 futures contract.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Frederick V. Linse, Division of

Economic Analysis, Commodity Futures

Trading Commission, 2033 K Street NW.

Washington, DC 20581, telephone (202)

254–7303.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The cotton

No. 2 futures contract currently

specifies a base maximum limit of 2

cents per pound above or below the

previous day’s settlement price. The

contract’s existing terms also provide

that, whenever the prices for 3 or more

contract months increase or decrease by

the base maximum limit for 3

consecutive business days, the base

maximum limit is increased to 3 cents

per pound for those contract months

only. The current minimum price

fluctuation limit is 1/100 of one cent per

pound.

As noted, the proposed amendments

will provide that, whenever the daily

settlement price for any single futures

contract month is 95 cents per pound or

higher, the base maximum limit for all

contract months on the next business

day will be three cents per pound. The

proposed amendments also will

stipulate that, if three or more contract

months settle at the higher three-centper-pound maximum limit for three

consecutive business days and the price

for at least one contract month is 95

cents per pound or greater, the threecent maximum limit will be increased to

four and one-half cents per pound for all

contract months. The limit will remain

at this level until (1) there are no

individual-month settlement prices

which are 95 cents per pound or higher,

and (2) the settlement prices for no more

than 2 months have increased or

decreased by the three-cent limit.

In addition, the proposed

amendments will specify that, whenever

the prices for a contract month are 95.00

cents per pound or higher, the

minimum price fluctuation for that

contract month shall be 5/100ths of one

cent per pound, except that straddle

transactions may continue to be made at

prices expressed in minimum values of

1/100th of one cent per pound.

The NYCE intends to apply the

proposed amendments to all existing

and newly listed contract months

following Commission approval.

In support of the proposal to increase

the base maximum limit when futures

prices are trading at or above 95 cents

per pound, the Exchange stated that:

It is the view of the [NYCE’s Board of

Directors] that trading at * * * levels [of 95

cents per pound] is another indication of

market activity warranting the ability to trade

further before the market locks limit up.

During discussion, it was noted that cotton

futures already have the most restrictive

price limits, regular limits being about two

percent of current market value and

expanded limits, being approximately three

percent of such values.

The Commission is requesting

comments on the proposals within the

specified period of time in view of the

cotton market’s recent heightened

volatility and the consequent need for

timely consideration by the Commission

of the proposals. In this respect, on the

vast majority of the trading days during

April 1995, the settlement prices for at

least one of the two nearby contract

months listed for this future contract

have increased or decreased by the

existing two-cent-per-pound base

maximum limit.

Copies of the proposed amendments

will be available for inspection at the

Office of the Secretariat, Commodity

Futures Trading Commission, 2033 K

Street NW, Washington, DC 20581.

Copies of the amended terms and

conditions can be obtained through the

Office of the Secretariat by facsimile by

telephone at (202) 254–6314.

The materials submitted by the NYCE

in support of the proposed amendments

may be available upon request pursuant

to the Freedom of Information Act (5

U.S.C. 552) and the Commission’s

regulations thereunder (17 CFR Part 145

(1987)). Requests for copies of such

materials should be made to the FOI,

Privacy and Sunshine Act Compliance

Staff of the Office of the Secretariat at

the Commission’s headquarters in

accordance with CFR 145.7 and 145.8.

Any person interested in submitting

written data, views or arguments on the

proposed amendments should send

such comments to Jean A. Webb,

Secretary, Commodity Futures Trading

Commission, 2033 K Street NW,

Washington, DC 20581 by the specified

date.

Issued in Washington, DC, on April 28,

1995.

Blake Imel,

Acting Director, Division of Economic

Analysis.

[FR Doc. 95–10883 Filed 5–1–95; 8:45 am]

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AGENCY: Department of the Navy,

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ACTION: Notice of availability of

inventions for licensing.

SUMMARY: The inventions listed below

are assigned to the United States

Government as represented by the

Secretary of the Navy and are made

available for licensing by the

Department of the Navy.

Copies of patents cited are available

from the Commissioner of Patents and

Trademarks, Washington, D.C. 20231,

for $3.00 each. Requests for copies of

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available from the National Technical

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outside North American Continent).

Requests for copies of patent

applications must include the patent

application serial number. Claims are

deleted from the copies of patent

applications sold to avoid premature

dislcosure.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr.

R. J. Erickson, Staff Patent Attorney,

Office of Naval Research (Code OOCC),

Arlington, Virginia 22217–5660,

telephone (703) 696–4001.

Patent 5,158,760: 99mTC LABELED

LIPOSOMES; filed 30 May 1990;

patented 27 October 1992.

Patent 5,313,266: DEMODULATORS

FOR OPTICAL FIBER

INTERFEROMETERS WITH (3 X 3)

OUTPUTS; filed 17 August 1992;

patented 17 May 1994.
Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 84 / Tuesday, May 2, 1995 / Notices 21505

Patent 5,326,425: PREPARATION OF

TERTIARYBUTYLDIMETHYLANTIMONY AND USE THEREOF;

filed 28 January 1993; patented 5 July

1994.

Patent 5,333,198: DIGITAL INTERFACE

CIRCUIT; filed 7 May 1993, patented

26 July 1994.

Patent 5,339,066: ENERGYMEASURING RESISTOR BANK; filed

30 March 1993; patented 16 August

1994.

Patent 5,339,087: WAVEFRONT

SIMULATOR FOR EVALUATING RF

COMMUNICATION ARRAY SIGNAL

PROCESSORS; filed 23 October 1993;

patented 1 August 1994.

Patent 5,339,288; UNDERWATER

SOUND SOURCE WITH REMOTE

CONTROLLED ACTUATOR; filed 12

July 1993, patented 16 August 1994.

Patent 5,350,953: DIGITALLY

WEIGHTED NEURON FOR

ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK;

filed 28 May 1993; patented 27

September 1994.

Patent 5,351,553: HIGH RATE

FLYWHEEL TENSILE TESTING

APPARATUS FOR VISCOELASTIC

MATERIALS; filed 3 May 1993;

patented 4 October 1994.

Patent 5,351,623: EXPLOSIVE

SIMULATOR; filed 21 June 1993;

patented 4 October 1994.

Patent 5,351,889: FLOW TRIPPED

INJECTOR; filed 16 October 1991;

patented 4 October 1994.

Patent 5,352,429: DYNAMIC

COMPACTION PROCESSING

SYSTEM; filed 14 July 1992; patented

4 October 1994.

Patent 5,352,760: POLYMERIZATION

OF OLIGOMERIC MULTIPLE

AROMATIC ETHER-CONTAINING

PHTHALONITRILES; filed 18

February 1993; patented 4 October

1994.

Patent 5,352,829: SPIRO (N,N’-

DINITROE-THYLENEDIAMINO)

CYCLOTRIPHOSPHAZENES; filed 2

April 1993; patented 4 October 1994.

Patent 5,353,291: LASER

SYNCHROTROL SOURCE (LSS); filed

19 February 1993; patented 4 October

1994.

Patent 5,354,420: METHOD FOR

LASER-ASSISTED ETCHING OF III–V

AND II–VI SEMICONDUCTOR

COMPOUNDS USING

CHLOROFLUOROCARBON

AMBIENTS; filed 10 April 1990;

patented 11 October 1994.

Patent 5,354,654: LYOPHILIZED

LIGAND-RECEPTOR COMPLEXES

FOR ASSAYS AND SENSORS; filed

16 July 1993; patented 11 October

1994.

Patent 5,355,312: INVERSE

TOMOGRAPHY BY MATCHED

FIELD PROCESSING; filed 24

September 1991; patented 11 October

1994.

Patent 5,355,325: METHODS AND

APPARATUS FOR CORRELATING

OBJECT MEASUREMENTS WITH

OBJECT MEASUREMENT

ESTIMATES; filed 24 June 1992;

patented 11 October 1994.

Patent 5,355,683: CRYOGENIC

TEMPERATURE CONTROL AND

TENSION/COMPRESSION

ATTACHMENT STAGE FOR AN

ELECTRON MICROSCOPE; filed 14

December 1993; patented 18 October

1994.

Patent 5,356,187: RECOVERY AND

DEPLOYMENT DEVICE; filed 21 June

1993; patented 18 October 1994.

Patent 5,356,872: METHOD OF

MAKING HIGH TC

SUPERCONDUCTING THIN FILMS

WITH FULLERENES BY

EVAPORATION; filed 17 March 1994;

patented 18 October 1994.

Patent 5,356,936: PROCESS FOR

PRODUCING HYDROPHILIC

POLYMER MEMBRANES; filed 28

September 1993; patented 18 October

1994.

Patent 5,357,484: METHOD AND

APPARATUS FOR LOCATING AN

ACOUSTIC SOURCE; filed 22 October

1993; patented 18 October 1994.

Patent 5,357,893: SNAP LOAD

SUPPRESSION SYSTEM; filed 1

October 1993; patented 25 October

1994.

Patent 5,359,256: REGULATABLE

FIELD EMITTER DEVICE AND

METHOD OF PRODUCTION

THEREOF; filed 30 July 1992;

patented 25 October 1994.

Patent 5,359,329: JAMMER REFERENCE

TARGET MEASUREMENT SYSTEM;

filed 18 March 1981; patented 25

October 1994.

Patent 5,359,411: METHOD AND

APPARATUS FOR EVALUATING

THE OPTICAL SPATIAL RESPONSE

CHARACTERISTICS OF OBJECTS;

filed 8 June 1992; patented 25 October

1994.

Patent 5,359,574:

ELECTROMAGNETICALLY

ACTIVATED COMPLAINT WAVYWALL; filed 27 August 1993; patented

25 October 1994.

Patent 5,359,612: HIGH REPETITION

RATE, MODE LOCKED, FIGURE

EIGHT LASER WITH EXTRACAVITY

FEEDBACK; filed 29 September 1993;

patented 25 October 1994.

Patent 5,359,663: METHOD AND

SYSTEM FOR SUPPRESSING NOISE

INDUCED IN A FLUID MEDIUM BY

A BODY MOVING THERETHROUGH;

filed 2 September 1993; patented 25

October 1994.

Patent 5,359,917: SIMPLIFIED

REUSABLE SONOBUOY

LAUNCHER; filed 28 July 1993;

patented 1 November 1994.

Patent 5,359,951: ACTIVE

TURBULENCE CONTROL USING

MICROELECTRODES, PERMANENT

MAGNETS IN MICROGROOVES;

filed 11 February 1993; patented 1

November 1994.

Patent 5,360,235: SECRET OPTICAL

MARKING; filed 14 November 1969;

patented 1 November 1994.

Patent 5,360,325: GEAR PUMP WITH

REDUCED FLUID-BORNE NOISE;

filed 30 September 1993; patented 1

November 1994.

Patent 5,361,049: TRANSITION FROM

DOUBLE-RIDGE WAVEGUIDE TO

SUSPENDED SUBSTRATE; filed 19

April 1986; patented 1 November

1994.

Patent 5,361,073: DETERMINATION OF

JAMMER RANGE AND AZIMUTH BY

USE OF A COHERENT SIDE LOBE

CANCELLER SYSTEM; filed 26 June

1975; patented 1 November 1994.

Patent 5,361,074: MAINLOBE

CANCELLER SYSTEM; filed 5 May

1980; patented 1 November 1994.

Patent 5,361,130: FIBER GRATINGBASED SENSING SYSTEM WITH

INTERFEROMETRIC WAVELENGTHSHIFT DETECTION; filed 4 November

1992; patented 1 November 1994.

Patent 5,361,702: MECHANICAL

SHIELDING FOR ELECTRIC PRIMER;

filed 2 April 1993; patented 8

November 1994.

Patent 5,361,703: INERT THERMALLY

ACTIVATED BURSTER; filed 26 May

1992; patented 8 November 1994.

Patent 5,361,710: METHOD AND

APPARATUS FOR THE ACTIVE

CONTROL OF A COMPACT WASTE

INCINERATOR; filed 7 October 1993;

patented 8 November 1994.

Patent 5,362,098: RELEASABLE

UNCONSTRAINED INFLATABLE

BODY PROTECTOR; filed 11 August

1993; patented 8 November 1994.

Patent 5,362,450: LASER CONTROLLED

DECOMPOSITION OF

CHLOROFLUOROCARBONS; filed 21

February 1991; patented 8 November

1994.

Patent 5,362,580: LIGHTWEIGHT

BATTERY ELECTRODE AND

METHOD OF MAKING IT; filed 7 July

1993; patented 8 November 1994.

Patent 5,362,659: METHOD FOR

FABRICATING VERTICAL BIPOLAR

JUNCTION TRANSISTORS IN

SILICON BONDED TO AN

INSULATOR; filed 25 April 1994;

patented 8 November 1994.

Patent 5,363,264: VERSATILE DIGITAL

RECORDING SYSTEM FOR

RECORDING HIGH RESOLUTION
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VIDEO IMAGERY; filed 7 December

1992; patented 8 November 1994.

Patent 5,363,298: CONTROLLED RISK

DECOMPRESSION METER; filed 29

April 1993; patented 8 November

1994.

Patent 5,363,346: CONFORMING

TUNING COUPLER FOR

FLEXTENSIONAL TRANSDUCERS;

filed 7 January 1993; patented 8

November 1994.

Patent 5,363,650: HYDRAULIC

CYLINDER ASSEMBLY FOR USE IN

VARIABLE EXTERNAL PRESSURE

ENVIRONMENTS; filed 12 October

1993; patented 15 November 1994.

Patent 5,363,701: MATERIAL

CHARACTERIZING SYSTEM; filed 14

April 1994; patented 15 November

1994.

Patent 5,363,798: LARGE AREA

SEMICONDUCTOR WAFERS; filed 29

September 1993; patented 15

November 1994.

Patent 5,364,434: PLASMA

TREATMENT OF GLASS SURFACES

TO REMOVE CARBON; filed 30

September 1992; patented 15

November 1994.

Patent 5,364,574: METHOD OF

FORMING A CORROSIONRESISTANT EMI SHIELDING

GASKET BETWEEN GRAPHITE AND

METAL COMPONENTS; filed 2 April

1992; patented 15 November 1994.

Patent 5,364,816: FABRICATION

METHOD FOR III–V

HETEROSTRUCTURE FIELD-EFFECT

TRANSISTORS; filed 29 January

1993; patented 15 November 1994.

Patent 5,364,819: ULTRAVIOLET

FARADAY ROTATOR GLASS; filed

29 April 1993; patented 15 November

1994.

Patent 5,365,072: REPOSITIONABLE

SUBSTRATE FOR MICROSCOPES;

filed 30 August 1993; patented 15

November 1994.

Patent 5,365,171: REMOVING THE

EFFECTS OF ACOUSTIC RINGING

AND REDUCING TEMPERATURE

EFFECTS IN THE DETECTION OF

EXPLOSIVES BY NQR; filed 30

November 1992; patented 15

November 1994.

Patent 5,365,234: HIGH-RESOLUTION

SIDELOBE-CANCELLER AUXILIARY

ANTENNAS; filed 23 March 1977;

patented 15 November 1994.

Patent 5,365,239: FIBER OPTIC FEED

AND PHASED ARRAY ANTENNA;

filed 6 November 1991; patented 15

November 1994.

Patent 5,365,245: HYBRID

ORTHOGONAL TRANSVERSE

ELECTROMAGNETIC FED

REFLECTOR ANTENNA; filed 6 May

1993; patented 15 November 1994.

Patent 5,365,334: MICRO

PHOTOREFLECTANCE

SEMICONDUCTOR WAFER

ANALYZER; filed 21 December 1990;

patented 15 November 1994.

Patent 5,365,338: WAVELENGTH

SENSOR FOR FIBER OPTIC

GYROSCOPE; filed 20 May 1991;

patented 15 November 1994.

Patent 5,365,457: IN SITU DYNAMIC

MATERIAL PROPERTY

MEASUREMENT SYSTEM; filed 19

October 1992; patented 15 November

1994.

Patent 5,365,472: NON-LINEAR

RESISTIVE GRID KERNEL

ESTIMATOR USEFUL IN SINGLE

FEATURE, TWO-CLASS PATTERN

CLASSIFICATION; filed 26 November

1993; patented 15 November 1994.

Patent 5,365,477: DYNAMIC RANDOM

ACCESS MEMORY DEVICE; filed 16

June 1992; patented 15 November

1994.

Patent 5,365,490: METHOD AND

SYSTEM FOR REDUCING DRAG ON

A BODY MOVING THROUGH A

FLUID MEDIUM; filed 2 September

1993; patented 15 November 1994.

Patent 5,366,198: VIBRATION

ISOLATION MOUNT WITH

LOCKING MEANS; filed 29 March

1993; patented 22 November 1994.

Patent 5,366,254: SMART MATERIAL

JOINT BAND; filed 30 December

1993; patented 22 November 1994.

Patent 5,366,881: POLYMERIZABLE

LIPIDS FOR PREPARING VESICLES

THAT CONTROLLABLY RELEASE

AN ENCAPSULANT; filed 23

February 1993; patented 22 November

1994.

Patent 5,367,175: METHOD OF

MEASURING LIQUID LEVEL WITH A

THERMAL INTERFACE DETECTION;

filed 24 November 1993; patented 22

November 1994.

Patent 5,367,333: PASSIVE RANGE

MEASUREMENT SYSTEM; filed 27

July 1992; patented 22 November

1994.

Patent 5,367,376: PLANAR AND

LINEAR FIBER OPTIC ACOUSTIC

SENSORS EMBEDDED IN AN

ELASTOMER MATERIAL; filed 20

August 1992; 22 November 1994.

Patent 5,367,496: APPARATUS FOR

PRODUCING IMAGES

ACOUSTICALLY; filed 29 March

1993; patented 22 November 1994.

Patent 5,367,500: TRANSDUCER

STRUCTURE; filed 30 September

1992; patented 22 November 1994.

Patent 5,367,501: DUAL-FREQUENCY

SONAR SYSTEM; filed 8 January

1993; patented 22 November 1994.

Patent 5,367,970: CONTROLLABLE

CAMBER FIN; filed 22 September

1993; patented 29 November 1994.

Patent 5,368,344: COUPLING STUD

ASSEMBLY; filed 24 September 1993;

patented 29 November 1994.

Patent 5,368,914: VIBRATIONDAMPING STRUCTURAL

COMPONENT; filed 3 March 1993;

patented 29 November 1994.

Patent 5,369,007: MICROASSAY ON A

CARD; filed 26 August 1992; patented

29 November 1994.

Patent 5,369,485: FIBER OPTIC

ACCELEROMETER WITH

CENTRALLY SUPPORTED

FLEXURAL DISK; filed 9 December

1993; patented 29 November 1993.

Patent 5,369,625: THERMOACOUSTIC

SOUND GENERATOR; filed 31 May

1991; patented 29 November 1994.

Patent 5,369,663: SPATIAL COMBINER

FOR A DITIGAL VLF/LF RECEIVER;

filed 5 March 1991; patented 29

November 1994.

Patent 5,369,992: SEAWATER

MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC TEST

APPARATUS; filed 11 February 1993;

patented 6 December 1994.

Patent 5,370,033: PRESSURE

BALANCED FAST OPENING FIRING

SYSTEM FOR A STORED ENERGY

LAUNCHING SYSTEM; filed 30

September 1993; patented 6 December

1994.

Patent 5,370,087: LOW VIBRATION

POLYMERIC COMPOSITE ENGINE;

filed 28 September 1993; patented 6

December 1994.

Patent 5,371,257: PREPARATION OF

DIISOPROPYL STIBINES AND USE

THEREOF; filed 30 November 1993;

patented 6 December 1994.

Patent 5,371,479: PRE-AMPLIFIER

WITH MUTLI-STAGE FEEDBACK;

filed 25 March 1994; patented 6

December 1994.

Patent 5,371,504: PHASE-CODED

MONOPULSE MTI; filed 6 July 1976;

patented 6 December 1994.

Patent 5,371,542: DUAL WAVEBAND

SIGNAL PROCESSING SYSTEM; filed

23 June 1992; patented 6 December

1994.

Patent 5,371,720: OPTICAL FIBER

PRESSURE SENSOR FOR LIQUID

LEVEL MONITORING; filed 22

February 1994; patented 6 December

1994.

Patent 5,371,801: ENERGY

ABSORPTION APPARATUS; filed 4

January 1993; patented 6 December

1994.

Patent 5,371,814: PASSIVE MULTICHANNEL FIBER OPTIC ROTARY

JOINT ASSEMBLY; filed 10

November 1993; patented 6 December

1994.

Patent 5,372,069: PYRONAL TORCH;

filed 9 September 1993; patented 13

December 1994.

Patent 5,372,634: SONIC APPARATUS

FOR DEGASSING LIQUIDS; filed 1
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June 1993; patented 13 December

1994.

Patent 5,372,930: SENSOR FOR ULTRALOW CONCENTRATION

MOLECULAR RECOGNITION; filed

16 September 1992; patented 13

December 1994.

Patent 5,373,297: MICROWAVE

REPEATER WITH BROADBAND

ACTIVE AND/OR PASSIVE

ISOLATION CONTROL; filed 31

December 1990; patented 13

December 1994.

Patent 5,373,318: APPARENT SIZE

PASSIVE RANGE METHOD; filed 15

July 1993; patented 13 December

1994.

Patent 5,373,456: EXPERT SYSTEM

FOR ASSESSING ACCURACY OF

MODELS OF PHYSICAL

PHENOMENA AND FOR SELECTING

ALTERNATE MODELS IN THE

PRESENCE OF NOISE; filed 2

November 1992; patented 13

December 1994.

Patent 5,373,773: ANTI-TORPEDO

STERN DEFENSE SYSTEM; filed 6

August 1981; patented 20 December

1994.

Patent 5,374,085: LOCKING DEVICE

FOR FLUID COUPLING; filed 19

February 1993; patented 20 December

1994.

Patent 5,374,347: TRIVALENT

CHROMIUM SOLUTIONS FOR

SEALING ANODIZED ALUMINUM;

filed 1 October 1993; patented 20

December 1994.

Patent 5,374,414: SELF-SUPPORTING

DIAMOND FILAMENTS; filed 6 June

1991; patented 20 December 1994.

Patent 5,374,589: PROCESS OF

MAKING A BISTABLE

PHOTOCONDUCTIVE COMPONENT;

filed 5 April 1994; patented 20

December 1994.

Patent 5,375,502: FAST ACTING

VALVE FOR PROJECTIVE

LAUNCHING SYSTEMS; filed 20

December 1993; patented 27

December 1994.

Patent 5,376,594: LOW TEMPERATURE

SYNTHESIS OF YBa2Cu3O8¥X AND

OTHER CRYSTALLINE OXIDES; filed

2 August 1993; patented 27 December

1994.

Patent 5,376,624: JOSEPHSON BREAK

JUNCTION THIN FILM DEVICE; filed

10 October 1991; patented 27

December 1994.

Patent 5,376,859: TRANSDUCERS

WITH IMPROVED SIGNAL

TRANSFER; filed 25 January 1994;

patented 27 December 1994.

Patent 5,376,938: METHOD AND

APPARATUS FOR MAINTAINING

LINEARITY AND FREQUENCY

ACCURACY OF AN FM CHIRP

WAVEFORM; filed 4 April 1994;

patented 27 December 1994.

Patent 5,377,165: COMMUNICATION

SYSTEM FOR SUBMARINES; filed 5

May 1994; patented 27 December

1994.

Patent Application 08/063,227:

PROGRAMMABLE MODULAR

NETWORK INTERFACE; filed 17 May

1993.

Patent Application 08/134,762:

TRIVALENT CHROMIUM

SOLUTIONS FOR SEALING

ANODIZED ALUMINUM; filed 1

October 1993.

Patent Application 08/169,276:

LATERAL FORCE DEVICE FOR

UNDERWATER TOWED ARRAY;

filed 20 December 1993.

Patent Application 08/194,434: OWN

SHIP SENSOR SYSTEM

SIMULATOR; filed 10 February 1994.

Patent Application 08/215,542:

ENZYME-BASED DETECTOR FOR

TRACE METALS; filed 22 March

1994.

Patent Application 08/217,511: PITCH

SENSOR SYSTEM; filed 24 March

1994.

Patent Application 08/223,346: FAULT

PROTECTION CIRCUIT FOR POWER

DEVICE; filed 5 April 1994.

Patent Application 08/227,640:

SEDIMENT CLASSIFICATION

SYSTEM; filed 14 April 1994.

Patent Application 08/236,823: FIBER

OPTIC COUPLER; filed 2 May 1994.

Patent Application 08/236,856: SHOCK

ISOLATION METHOD AND

APPARATUS; filed 2 May 1994.

Patent Application 08/238,036: EARLY

COMMIT OPTIMISTIC COMPUTER

DATABASE PROTOCOL; filed 28

April 1994.

Patent Application 08/238,045: EARLY

COMMIT LOCKING COMPUTER

DATABASE PROTOCOL; filed 28

April 1994.

Patent Application 08/246,900: FIBER

OPTIC PRESSURE AND/OR

VIBRATION DETECTOR; filed 18

May 1994.

Patent Application 08/247,827:

COMMUNICATION WITH REENTRY

VEHICLE THROUGH MODULATED

PLASMA; filed 23 May 1994.

Patent Application 08/250,768:

SILOXANES WITH STRONG

HYDROGEN BOND DONATING

FUNCTIONALITIES; filed 27 May

1994.

Patent Application 08/251, 146:

BROADBAND THERMAL OPTICAL

LIMITER FOR THE PROTECTION OF

EYES AND SENSORS; filed 31 May

1994.

Patent Application 08/251,419:

ANTIFOULING AND FOUL-RELEASE

COATINGS; filed 31 May 1994.

Patent Application 08/266,758:

GROWING AND RELEASING

DIAMONDS; filed 23 April 1994.

Patent Application 08/266,770:

POLISHING DIAMOND SURFACE;

filed 23 June 1994.

Patent Application 08/268,597:

TORPEDO TUBE AND SLIDE VALVE

GRATES; filed 30 June 1994.

Patent Application 08/268,598:

SUBMARINE HULL STRUCTURE

PROVIDING ACOUSTICALLY

ISOLATED HULL OPENINGS; filed

30 June 1994.

Patent Application 08/269,460:

TORPEDO TUBE SLIDE VALVE; filed

30 June 1994.

Patent Application 08/274,183:

COAXIAL HYBRID WIGGLER; filed

12 July 1994.

Patent Application 08/279,037:

HYDROFOIL FORCE BALANCE; filed

20 July 1994.

Patent Application 08/280,975:

UNDERWATER VORTEX SHEDDER;

filed 27 July 1994.

Patent Application 08/286,590:

STABILIZING JACKET FOR A

TOWED CABLE OR ANTENNA

STRUCTURE; filed 8 August 1994.

Patent Application 08/287,023:

BROADBAND PRESSURE BARRIER

FOR CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE; filed 8

August 1994.

Patent Application 08/287,026:

IMPROVED BROADBAND

WAVEGUIDE PRESSURE WINDOW;

filed 8 August 1994.

Patent Application 08/287,027: FIBEROPTIC ROTARY JOINT WITH

BUNDLE COLLIMATOR

ASSEMBLIES; filed 8 August 1994.

Patent Application 08/287,028:

METHOD FOR MAKING FIBEROPTIC BUNDLE COLLIMATOR

ASSEMBLY; filed 8 August 1994.

Patent Application 08/287,029: FIBEROPTIC BUNDLE AND COLLIMATOR

ASSEMBLY; filed 8 August 1994.

Patent Application 08/301,505: LONG

ROD EXTENSION SYSTEM

UTILIZING SHAPE MEMORY

ALLOY; filed 7 September 1994.

Patent Application 08/304,334:

SHUTTER DOOR ASSEMBLY; filed

12 September 1994.

Dated: April 21, 1995.

M. D. Schetzsle,

Lt, JAGC, USNR, Alternate Federal Register

Liaison Officer.

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