zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
• Center for Ethnic Student Affairs: 581-8151 (Academic counseling and skill-building for students of ethnic minority backgrounds). • University Counseling Center (personal growth and counseling, career exploration and counseling): 581-6826 • Learning Enhancement Programs - Learning and reading skills 581-8746 • The Tutoring Center - 581-5153 • ASUU Student Advocacy: 581-8613 (University grievances, problem solving, legal referral). • Alcohol and Drug Education Center: 581-7776 • Women's Resource Center: 581-8030 (programs include support services for single parents) Schedule of Topics, Readings, Quizzes, and Week Date Topic Read BEFORE Homework/Misc 1 8-25 Introduction/Chapter 1 8-27 Introduction/Chapter 1 Chapter 1 8-29 Chapter 2: Methodology Chapter 2 Chapter 1 homework due 2 9-1 LABOR DAY – NO CLASS 9-3 Chapter 2: Methodology 9-5 Chapter 3: Nature/Nurture Chapter 3 selections only: p. 89-92 97(epigenetics section) -103 P. 112-119 Chapter 2 homework due 3 9-8 Chapter 4: Biological Bases Chapter 4 9-10 Chapter 4: Biological Bases Chapter 4 homework due 9-12 EXAM 1 Extra Credit quizzes for Chapters 1, 2, and 4 due by 9:00am 4 9-15 Chapter 5: Sensation & Perception 9-17 Chapter 5 9-19 Chapter 5
3-23 Cervone (2004) 12 3-28 Interactionist Models Mischel & Shoda (2008) 3-30 Fleeson & Gallagher (2009) 13 4-4 Typological Models and Approaches Robins, John, & (1998) 4-6 Personality and Culture Church (2010) et al. (2008) 14 4-11 Bonn & Tafarodi (2014) OR Higgins (2008) 4-13 Evolutionary Perspectives on Personality Nettle (2006) Buss (2009) 15 4-18 Personality, Health, and Longevity Adler et al. (2015) OR Terraciano et al. (2008) OR Malone et al. (2013) 4-20 Personality and Psychopathology Wright et al. (2012) Spinhoven et al. (2012) 16 4-25 Wrap-up and Final Thoughts 5-4 – final exams end. Final Exam Due 5-4 by 5pm
Subject Scales Stroke This scale assesses 6 symptoms of cerebrovascular disease. It gives an indication of whether cognitive impairment might be due to vascular dementia or to Alzheimer’s disease. Depresssion This scale assesses 12 symptoms of depression over the previous 2 weeks. Cognitive Impairment This scale consists of 9 questions to test the subject’s memory and other cognitive functions. Informant Interview Subject Scales Stroke This scale is identical to the Stroke scale given to the subject. It gives an independent source of information on cerebrovascular disease. Cognitive Decline This asks the informant 10 questions about changes in the subject’s everyday cognitive functioning. Behaviour Change This scale has 15 questions which assess changes in personality and disturbances in behaviour which may occur in dementia. Relationship to other tests and questionnaires Many other tests and questionnaires are available for psychogeriatric assessment. They vary in terms of the skills needed to use them and the information they provide. The PAS scales provide similar information to some well-known scales as described below: Subject Interview Subject Scales Stroke A simple alternative to the Hachinski Ischemic Score. Depression Provides similar information to the Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS). Cognitive Impairment Provides similar information to other brief cognitive tests such as the State Examination (MMSE) and the Abbreviated Mental Test Score (AMTS). Informant Interview Subject Scales Stroke As for the Subject Stroke scale. Cognitive Decline Provides similar information to the Informant Questionnaire on Cognitive Decline in the Elderly (IQCODE).
Proficiency with technology enhanced learning. Personal Qualities Includes any specific physical requirements of the post – (subject to the provisions of the Equality Act 2010) A willingness to be flexible in the department’s provision off-site and at weekends. Ability to work in teams both within and beyond the University. Able to demonstrate good organisational, administrative, interpersonal and communication skills. Willingness to travel to schools in the Yorkshire and Cleveland regions, in addition to travel periodically to the Hull campus Application Interview Other
WORK 1 : MEMORANDUM PHASE 3: COMPRESSION TEST ANSWERS QUESTION ANSWER MARK What is engine compression and how does it work? It is the pressure that is up in the cylinder, √ during compression stroke. √ During compression stroke, both valves are closed; The ascending piston forces the air in the cylinder into a smaller space, thereby compressing it. √√ 4 What might the effect be of low and high compression in an engine? If the compression pressure is too low or high this will lead to a loss of power, √, pre-ignition, √ misfiring√ or even non-starting of the engine. √ 4 When should the compression be checked in an engine and why? Only once the engine has reached normal operating temperature. √ √ To allow for expansion of the parts, otherwise we get a lower reading. √√ 4 State the TWO compression tests carried out on petrol engines. Dry compression test √ and a Wet compression test √ 2 What is the purpose of squirting oil in the cylinders? To help seal √ compression rings on the pistons in the cylinders √ (If the pressure remains the same it means that pressure is either escaping pass the valves or head gasket, if it increases it means that pressure is being lost pass the piston rings.) 2 TOTAL: Compression test questions 16 WORK SHEET 2 : MEMORANDUM 3: COMPRESSION TEST PROCEDURE ANSWERS PROCEDURE REASON MARK
Islamic Republic of Afghanistan جمهوری اسلامی افغانستان Passport Application Form فورمه درخواست پاسپورت APIS Registration #: OTT_ _ _ _ APIS Registration Date: ___/___/______ Fingerprint Registration #: _ _ _ _ Personal مکمل خانوادگی: Given Father’s Full مکمل پدر: Grand Father’s Full مکمل پدرکلان: Date of Birth: تولد: of Birth: Country: Province: District: Village: محل تولد: Marital Status: Single Engaged Married Separated Widow(er) Divorced حالت مدنی: مجرد جداشده زنمرده/بیوه طلاق شده Gender: Male Female مرد زن نامعلوم Child: (under 18) YES (زیر سن ۱۸): بلی نخیر Country of Residence: محل اقامت: Other های دیگر: Height: (سانتی متر): Hair Color: Black Brown Blonde Red Grey رنگ مو: سیاه خرمایی زرد سرخ سفید دیگر Eye Color: Blue Brown Green Grey Other رنگ چشم: آبی خرمایی سبز خاکستری میشی دیگر Other فارقه دیگر: Contact تماس Current فعلی: Previous قبلی: Mobile همراه: Work Tel: Home محل کار: شماره منزل: Employment وظیفه Employer کارفرما: Previous قبلی: Employer کارفرمای قبلی: Other دیگر Number:شماره DD-MM-YYYYتاریخ
Supplier Estimated average number of test per 8 hour day Portable Appliance testing Visual Only Minimum Invoice value per site/report Microwave leakage test Repair Work Comments Replace Fuse Change Plug Top flex Renew Flex Calbarrie Compliance Services Ltd (Monday to Friday 9.00 to 5.00) 250 £0.75 £0.50 £55.00 £2.50 foc foc foc foc Calbarrie Compliance Services Ltd (Saturday and Sunday) 250 £0.75 £0.50 £55.00 £2.50 foc foc foc foc Electrotest Services Ltd (Monday to Friday 9.00 to 5.00) 250 £0.65 £0.65 £30.00 £2.45 foc foc foc foc Electrotest Services Ltd (Saturday and Sunday) 250 £0.86 £0.86 £108.00 £2.45 foc foc foc foc Hawkesworth Appliance Testing Ltd (Monday to Friday 9.00 to 5.00) 300 £0.64 £0.64 £50.00 £0.64 foc foc foc foc Hawkesworth Appliance Testing Ltd (Saturday and Sunday) 300 £0.64 £0.64 £50.00 £0.64 foc foc foc foc Intersafe Ltd (Monday to Friday 9.00 to 5.00) 225 £0.71 £0.59 £35.00 £1.50 foc foc foc foc
Intersafe Ltd (Saturday and Sunday) 225 £0.71 £0.59 £35.00 £1.50 foc foc foc foc Norwood Electrical (UK) Ltd (Monday to Friday 9.00 to 5.00) 240 £0.65 £0.50 £175.00 £2.50 foc foc foc foc Norwood Electrical (UK) Ltd (Saturday and Sunday) 240 £0.65 £0.50 £175.00 £2.50 foc foc foc foc In addition to the individual testing charge there is an additional charge of £12 per hour for Saturday work and Sunday work an additional charge of £17 per hour PHS Compliance Ltd (Monday to Friday 9.00 to 5.00) 230 £0.65 £0.48 £45.00 £3.50 foc foc foc foc Renew flex up to 1 metre will be foc check with the supplier for cost if over 1 metre PHS Compliance Ltd (Saturday and Sunday) 230 £0.65 £0.48 £45.00 £3.50 foc foc foc foc For work on Saturday or Sunday a minimum of 8 hours will be charged i.e 230 tests - To renew the flex upto 1 metre in length is foc if above this length check with supplier Safety Test UK Ltd (Monday to Friday 9.00 to 5.00) 450 £0.65 £0.55 £50.00 foc foc foc foc foc Safety Test UK Ltd (Saturday and Sunday) 450 £0.65 £0.55 £50.00 foc foc foc foc foc
David Lamb Training and Contracts Manager NWUPC Ltd Albert House617 Bloom Street Manchester M1 3HZ Tel: 0161 234 8003 Barbara Munro Procurement Manager APUC Ltd 14 New Mart Road Edinburgh EH14 1RL Tel: 0131 442 8935 bmunro@apuc-scot.ac.uk Joyce Kadri Contracts Officer LUPC Floor 2M University of London Union Malet Street London WC1E 7HY Tel: 0207 863 1693 Email: Mark Hayter Interim Head of Operational Procurement NEUPC c/o Innovation Centre 103 Clarendon Road LS2 9DF Tel: 0113 344 3955 Email: Andrew Grover Contracts Manager SUPC Floor Science and Technology Centre University of Reading Earley Gate Whiteknights Road Reading RG6 6BZ Tel: 0118 935 7081 Adrian Davies Contracting Manager CPC The University of Salford Technology House Lissadel Street M6 6AP Tel: 0161 295 2555 Email: a.davies@salford.ac.uk
Silver bullet to your rights secured by the Constitution. A treatise on State Citizenship. Diplomatic Immunity This information is also posted at www.coppermoonshinestills.com This treatise contains standing case law on citizenship and a 2-page example on how to fill out the passport form. Free yourself from tyranny Everyone has tried many complicated and time consuming things to retrieve their rights that are secured by our constitutions, and to stop unconstitutional traffic tickets, taxes, prosecutions, foreclosures, depriving you of your second amendment right to arms and lawsuits. I will not go into all that has been tried, happened and failed. It would be too time consuming and most would not understand. I will give a brief description of how this works. When you got your Social Security number, either you or your Mom or Dad checked off that you were a U.S. citizen on the SS-5 application. And then you continued to claim to be a U.S. citizen throughout your life and did so on all of the government forms and applications, which caused you to pay taxes, get tickets and every other act of treason that has happened to you. The U.S. in this case, is the federal corporation the District of Columbia, also known as USDC or the UNITED STATES. It was created by the congressional act of 1871. Also see 28 USC 3002 (15) “United States” means— (A) a Federal corporation; So a U.S. citizen is a citizen of this federal corporation, and not a union State or USA republic. So now it’s easy to see that a U.S. citizen is a legal fiction / U.S. corporation and has no rights secured by the constitution. Only people have rights secured by the constitution, not legal fictions. You should have checked off “other” on the form because you are a State Citizen of your State that you were born in, which makes you a Citizen of all states, and one of the people, and a beneficiary of, the republic U.S.A. constitution of 1789/1791. A State Citizen used to be known as a Citizen of the United States before the Civil War, but the meaning has been changed twice for the purpose of fraud. The United States of America is the dejure republic government, not the United States which is the corporation. The preamble to the constitution establishes the United States of America, not the United States. So we have Two
Microsoft Office 365 Customer Solution Case Study Outdoor Apparel Leader Improves Communications with Hosted Solution Overview Country or Region: United States Industry: Apparel manufacturing Customer Profile Patagonia is a global, leading provider of clothing and gear for outdoor activities. Headquartered in Ventura, California, it has 1,500 employees worldwide. Business Situation Patagonia wanted to update its aging messaging solution and add unified communications to help employees around the world work better together. Solution It decided to pilot test Microsoft Office 365, the next-generation online services from Microsoft, which includes the latest version of the Microsoft Office Professional Plus desktop suite. Benefits Drives real-time communications and decisions Supports “Drive-Less” program to reduce carbon footprint Reduces IT administration and costs Provides enterprise-class reliability Enables predictable and flexible licensing “If you look at the Office 365 price point, we could not provide this same level of IT service, at the same cost, ourselves.” Casey Stoops, Network Operations Manager, Patagonia Patagonia, a global provider of outdoor apparel and gear wanted a new solution for unified communications to help employees around the world work better together. The IT staff also needed to upgrade its aging messaging solution. When the company heard about the next-generation online services from Microsoft, it decided to evaluate Microsoft Office 365, which includes the latest version of the Microsoft Office Professional Plus desktop suite. Based on a pilot test of Office 365, Patagonia expects employees to communicate more effectively and make better design decisions. Patagonia also believes Office 365 will help it reduce IT costs, improve business continuity, and support its environmental initiatives.
Agenda No. 7 Sway Parish Council Planning & Transport Committee – 11 July 2013 Planning Enforcement Note Extract from the NFNPA Enforcement Control Parish List Published on 2 July 2013 Case Number QU/12/0003 Case Officer Lucie Cooper Date Received 3/1/2012 Type of Breach Unauthorised Operational Development Location THE SILVER HIND, STATION ROAD, SWAY Description Unauthorised development – porch and decking; Unauthorised change of use – guesthouse to public house Case Status Retrospective Application Received Priority Standard Case Number QU/12/0061 Case Officer Lucie Cooper Date Received 2/3/2012 Type of Breach Multiple concerns Location TIPTOE LODGE FARM, MIDDLE ROAD, TIPTOE, LYMINGTON Description Extension to existing agricultural building; Erection of additional field shelter (Breach of condition) Case Status Planning refusal appealed Priority Standard Case Number EN/05/0553 Case Officer Paul Hocking Date Received 6/6/2005 Type of Breach Unauthorised stationing of residential mobile homes Location OAK LEA FARM, AGARS LANE, SWAY Description Without planning permission the stationing of a mobile home Case Status Injunction sought Priority Standard Case Number QU/13/0100 Case Officer Lucie Cooper Date Received 02/05/2013 Type of Breach Unauthorised Operational Development Location EVERGLADE FARM adj RUSHCROFT, MOUNT PLEASANT LANE, SWAY Description Unauthorised development – importation of minerals Case Status Site being monitored Priority Standard Case Number QU/13/0076 Case Officer Lucie Cooper Date Received 15/4/2013 Type of Breach Unauthorised change of use (other) Location PARADISE, BARROWS LANE, SWAY Description Unauthorised change of use – stationing of containers/structures Case Status Retrospective Application Invited Priority Standard
field most of the electric lines reside in the substrate and parts of some lines exist in air. As W/h1 and 1, the electric lines concentrate mostly in the substrate. Fringing in this case makes the microstrip line look wider electrically compared to its physical dimensions. Since some of the waves travel in the substrate and some in air, an effective dielectric constant is introduced to account for fringing and the wave propagation in the line [1]. Figure 2.3 Microstrip line and its electric field lines, and effective dielectric constant The effective dielectric constant is defined as the dielectric constant of the uniform dielectric material so that the line of Figure 2.3(c) has identical electrical characteristics, particularly propagation constant, as the actual line of Figure 2.2(a). Effective Length, Resonant Frequency, and Effective Width Because of the fringing effects, electrically the patch of the microstrip antenna looks greater than its physical dimensions. For the principal E-plane ( plane), this is demonstrated in Figure 2.4(a) where the dimensions of the patch along its length have been extended on each end by a distance , which is a function of the effective dielectric constant and the width-to height ratio (w/h) [1]. Figure 2.4 Physical and effective lengths of rectangular microstrip patch Since the length of the patch has been extended by on each side, the effective length of the patch is now (L= for for dominant mode with no fringing) For the dominant mode, the resonant frequency of the microstrip antenna is a function of its length. Usually given by is the speed of light in free-space. Since (2-5) does not account for fringing, it must be modified to include edge effects and should be computed using where
0.7435 L = 29.6230 Matlab code for calculation for the of the 50 ohm line >> solve [x/1.6+0.667*ln((x/1.6)+1.444)]=2.3868 ans = 2.6182207203339794813467175866412 REFERENCES [1] Constantine A. Balanis Antenna Theory, Analysis and Design, 3rd Edition, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2005 [2] John Hermann, Zach Dyals, and Angel Arcia, “Analysis and Design of ISM-Band Patch Antenna Array”, ECE 4370: 5.8GHz High-Directivity Antenna, 2012, Group 3, pp. 1-13 [3] http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISM_band
1.0 <Organization> Patching Schedule <Organization> Patching Schedule Platform Current Versions Of Each in Production (Please specify or attach List) Responsible Stakeholders/Service Provider Regular Patching Schedule Lead Contact Name Comments Microsoft Windows Desktop Windows 7 Monthly Microsoft Windows Server Windows 2008, 2008 R2, 2012 Monthly? Desktop TBD TBD CITRIX TBD Monthly? AIX/VMWare TBD Quarterly Linux/Unix Server Awaiting Results Quarterly Solaris Server Awaiting Results 9-12 months Macintosh Desktop TBD Self -Updating, user responsibility Mobile Devices Android Versions: Samsung Self -Updating, user responsibility Apple Versions: iPad iPhone Self -Updating, user responsibility Corporate Core Applications on Desktops Microsoft Office Internet Explorer TBD Corporate Applications on Servers TBD TBD Organization Specific Applications TBD TBD Self – Serve (LOB) Projects) Various TBD Hardware Firmware Cisco Routers Firewall TBD
2.0 OCIO Vulnerability Patch Strategy Vulnerability Risk Rating Examples (*If criteria is met apply patches as required) CVSS ISB Patching Recommendation EXTREME (Critical) Vulnerability allows remote code execution 10 Within 48 Hours *Formal acceptance of risk is required for all instances in which patching cannot be completed during the recommended time frame Critical business system/information affected Exploits exist and are in use System is connected to the Internet without having mitigating controls in place HIGH (Important) Vulnerability allows remote code execution 7.0 – 9.9 **PCI-DSS Systems with a score of 6.0 or higher follow this standard** Within 14 Calendar Days *Formal acceptance of risk is required for all instances in which patching cannot be completed during the recommended time frame Critical business system information affected Exploits exist and are in use The system is in a protected enclave with strong access controls MEDIUM Vulnerability allows an attacker to impersonate a legitimate user on a remote access solution 4.0 – 6.9 System is exposed to unauthenticated users
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2016 “Achieving Durable Outcomes in Dialysis Access with the Gore Viabahn Endoprosthesis” Alejandro Alvarez, M.D.; Daniel Patel, M.D.; John Ross, M.D.; Peter Wayne M.D. Endovascular Today Vol. 15, No. 6 June 2016 Supplement to Endovascular Today 2017 “Endovascular Salvage of an Abandoned AV Graft” Daniel V. Patel, M.D. Endovascular Today Vol. 16, No. 6 June 2017 Supplement to Endovascular Today 2017 “Principles of Treating Enlarging Pseudoaneurysm in a Dialysis Arteriovenous Graft” Daniel V. M.D.; Tushar J. Vachharajani, M.D. Hemodialysis International 2017; August 1 2010- Manuscript Review - Seminars in Dialysis Guest reviewer for submitted articles for publication 2014 Manuscript Review – Core Curriculum Editorial review of Sedation and Analgesia 2015 Manuscript Review – ASDIN Core Curriculum Editorial review of “History of Central Venous Access for Dialysis” Presentations 1/2005 Renal Failure” University of Miami - William J. Harrington Latin American Training Program Guest Lecturer Award 7/2005 “Primary Prevention of Microalbuminura in Type 2 Diabetes – The BENEDICT Trial” University of Miami - Department of Internal Medicine Journal Club Presentation 1/2010 “Diabetic Nephropathy – From Bench to Bedside” Nephrology for the Non-Nephrologist Conference Halifax Health – Daytona Beach, Florida
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PATENTS FILED/PUBLISHED S.No Name of the Inventor (s) with Designation Title of Invention Date of Filing Patent No. (or) No. Date of Publication Status 1 Dr. Perumal Pillai E B Principal & Dr. Padmavathy T V Professor Development of a Long-Term Monitoring System Based on Fiber Optic Sensors in Concrete Structures 18.09.2015 09.10.2015 Awaiting Examination 2 Dr. Perumal Pillai E B Principal & Dr. Padmavathy T V Professor Design and Development of Cross Slotted Circular Microstrip Patch Antenna Strain Sensor for Wireless Structural Health Monitoring 16.02.2015 06.03.2015 Awaiting Examination 3 Dr. Padmavathy T V Professor Extension of Network Lifetime for Surveillance Wireless Sensor Networks using Energy Efficient Routing Protocol 13.02.2012 Not yet Published Awaiting Examination 4 Dr.Radha S Professor & Dr. Padmavathy T V Professor PEMAC Using FPGA 26.08.2008 05.03.2010 Application Abandoned U/S 21(1) 5 Dr. Balasubramanian M Professor & Head A novel Methodology for the Placement of Multi diameter interlayer OFC Material in Friction Welding of Dissimilar 31.03.2015 CH/ 1669/2015 10.04.2015 Awaiting Examination 6 Dr. Devan P K Professor A patent titled “New Poon Oil Composition-diesel Blend as Aalternative Fuel for Diesel Engine” has been granted on 16th July 2012.materials June 2007 253355 11.04.2011 Granted 7 Dr. Balasubramanian M Professor & Head A Novel methodology implemented in modifying the nozzle by incorporating multi start internal thread 04.03.2016 Publication number 25/2016 Awaiting Examination 8 Dr.P.K.Devan R.Ashok kumar V.Thangadurai Thummala lokesh Emission control new chemical composition applied in engine exhaust line (muffler) of a stationery diesel engine 04.02.2016 25.03.2016 Awaiting Examination
9 Dr. Padmavathy T V Design and Development of smart sensor for damage detection in Bridges 24/03/2016 Not yet Published Application does not exist 10 Kevin Nappoly Hemanth Kumar Vemula A cognitive resource allocation strategy for cloud gaming as a service 11.02.2015 27.02.2015 Awaiting Examination 11 Dr.P.K.Devan Mrs. K.Renugadevi Calotropis gigantea Natural yarn reinforced composite laminate for making automobile and structural components 23.06.2016 Publication Number 29/2016 Awaiting Examination 12 Dr.M.Balasubramanian, Professor & Head, Dr.P.K.Devan, Professor, Mr.T.G.Loganathan, Associate Professor, Mohamed Furquan.K, Final year B.E.student Murahari Saai Krishna .B, Final year B.E.student Lalith Kumar. D, Final year B.E.student New Methodology For Generating Spur Gear And Helical Gear Radial Drilling Machince To be filed 13. Enhancement of safety measure in metro-rail using PLC and SCADA 26.05.2016
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The new design did not cog. Canceling the cogging also canceled the power. Knowing there was ample power that was waiting to be harnessed; Shepard realized coils of wire had to be connected in such a way as to use the energy differently. Virtually all commercial permanent magnet generators (PMG) are variations of the ubiquitous generators without magnets – wire wound – that are in everything from power plants to your family car. Wire wound generators often claim high efficiency, but fail to mention over 30% of the mechanical energy applied is wasted creating the magnetic field necessary to make electricity. Thus, today’s wire wound generators are only about 60% efficient. Whether an engine, water wheel, wind turbine, or any other motive force is turning the generator; 40% of the energy applied is wasted. Current PMGs are 3 phase and mimic wire wound generators. What Shepard did is wire his generator as a 9 phase generator. With 3 phases, there are 3 power pulses per revolution. With 9 phases, there are 9 evenly spaced power pulses per revolution. The width of gaps between pulses determines efficiency. The wider the gap the lower is the efficiency. The 9 phase configuration resulted in the power he had hoped for. To verify this power, Shepard demonstrated the generator at Aeronautical University. The results were so impressive that Shepard had the generator independently tested by Advanced Energy in Raleigh, NC. Their testing showed the generator was 92.3% efficient at converting mechanical energy into electrical energy. Not satisfied, Shepard realized the generator had more potential. He added a second generator to the same shaft but altered it so the power pulses of the second generator occurred in between the pulses of the first generator. The new configuration meant there were 18 evenly spaced pulses per revolution. This resulted in a patent being granted for the configuration, the wiring, and associated design elements.
Contacts: Joe Shepard, CEO Franklin-Thomas Co – (386) 747-3999 Deltona, FL Jorn Eivik, CEO Carino Energy Renewables Ltd. – (869) 762-5900 St. & Nevis
9 COSMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS A COMPOSITION USEFUL FOR QUALITATIVE SCREENING OF PHASPHATE SOLUBILISING MICROORGANISMS NAUTIYAL CS, MEHTA S, PUSHPANGADAN P 1157DEL2000 15-DEC-2000 226577 19-DEC-2008 A PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF HERBAL DRY COLOURS USING NATURAL DYES AND NATURAL INGREDIENTS FOR DIRECT SKIN APPLICATION AND OTHER PURPOSES VIRENDRA KUMAR KAPOOR, PALPU PUSHPANGADAN 0244DEL2000 18-JUL-2000 231666 07-MAR-2009 PATENTS APPLICATION FILED IN INDIA NFNO INVENTOR NO. PROV. FILING DT COMP FILING DT BLOOD DETOXIFYING COMPOSITION USED IN LIVER DISORDERS KUMAR UPRETI, CHANDANA VENKATESHWARA RAO, TIKAM SINGH RANA, SANJEEVA NAYAKA, RAWAT AJAY KUMAR SINGH, GOPAL SAMUDRUM NILKHANTAN HARIHARAN, RAJESH BAJPAI, JONI SHARMA 11-MAR-2015 11-MAR-2016 A NOVEL FORMULATION FOR IMPROVING THE YIELD AND QUALITY OF FIBER IN COTTON PLANTS SAWANT SAMIR VISWANATH, SINGH SUNIL KUMAR, SINGH BABITA, BHATTACHARYA PARTHASARATHI --- 28-JAN-2015 NOVEL REVERSIBLE EXPRESSION SYSTEM FOR TRANSGENE EXPRESSION IN PLANTS SAWANT SAMIR VISHWANATH, SINGH SURENDRA PRATAP --- 16-APR-2015 HERBAL COMPOSITION FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF DIABETES NAUTIYAL CHANDRA SHEKHAR, RAO CHANDANA VENKATESHWARA, OJHA SANJEEV KUMAR, RAWAT AJAY KUMAR SINGH, MANI DAYANANDAN, ANIRBAN PAL, KUMAR DINESH 12-JUN-2014 29-MAY-2015 A WOUND INDUCIBLE EXPRESSION CONSTRUCTAND A METHOD OF ITS PREPARATION SANE ANIRUDDHA PRAFULLACHANDRA, PANDEY SAURABH PRAKASH, SINGH AMAR PAL --- 23-DEC-2014 A NOVEL FORMULATION FOR POLYHERBAL MASTICATORY PRODUCT USEFUL FOR TOBACCO AND HEALTH REJUVENATION NAUTIYAL CHANDRA SHEKHAR, KUMAR DINESH, RAWAT AJAY KUMAR SINGH, AGARWAL SUDHA, MANI DAYANANDAN, OJHA SANJEEV KUMAR, PAL ANIRBAN, RAO CHANDANA VENKATESWARA, DAROKAR MAHENDRA PANDURANG, KALRA ALOK 05-JUL-2013 04-JUL-2014
MOTHERS AND ITS PROCESS ANTI-ARTHRITIC HERBAL COMPOSITION AND METHOD THEREOF PALPU PUSHPANGADAN, CHANDANA VENKATESWARA RAO, RAGHAVAN GOVINDARAJAN, SANJEEV KUMAR OJHA, AJAY KUMAR SINGH RAWAT, GADDAM --- 23-NOV-2005 AND STABLE ENZYMATIC ANTIOXIDANT DEFENSE SYSTEM IN CURCUMA LONGA L. VONOD KUMAR KOCHHAR, SUNITA KOCHHAR, DIKISHA DIXIT, CHANDANA VENKATESHWARA RAO, PALPU PUSHPANGADAN 19-AUG-2003 18-AUG-2004 HERBAL COMPOSITION FOR CUTS, AND WOUNDS PUSHPANGADAN PALPU, RAO CHANDANA VENKATESWARA, MEHROTRA SHANTA, RAWAT AJAY KUMAR SINGH, IRFAN AZIZ, OJHA SK --- 27-JUL-2004 HEALTH PROTECTIVE HERBAL SOFT DRINK PALPU PUSHPANGADAN, SHANTA MEHROTRA, AJAY KUMAR SINGH RAWAT, SAYYADA KHATOON, SANJEV KUMAR OJHA, MANJOOSHA SRIVASTAVA, PRAHLAD KISHORE SETH, ASHOK KUMAR AGARWAL, POONAM KAKKAR, MOHINI ANAND --- 29-SEP-2004 A CUSTOM MADE HERBAL HEALTH PROTECTIVE NUTRACEUTICALS FOR FEMALES / EXPECTANT MOTHERS PALPU PUSHPANGANDAN, DHAN PRAKASH --- 30-AUG-2001 A COMPOSITION USEFUL AS A MICROBIOLOGICAL GROWTH MEDIA CHANDRA SHEKHAR NAUTIYAL --- 26-FEB-1998
The Patent System Step 1 – Who can Apply? Page 311 S29(1) – Any person can apply for a patent but a patent may only be granted to an eligible person under s15(1) and an application should nominate such a person as the ultimate recipient of any grant. S15(1) – The potential grantee must be a person who: Is the inventor Would, on the grant of a patent for the invention, be entitled to have the patent assigned to them; Derives title to the invention from either of the above; Is the legal representative of a deceased person who falls into one of the previous categories. S31 & 63 – It is possible to make joint applications and hold a patent jointly. Step 2 – The application process ? Page 311 Provisional Application S29(2) – (4) – The application must be either a provisional application accompanied by a provision specification or a complete application accompanied by a complete specification. S40(1) – A provision application is made where the applications wishes to secure a ‘priority date’ as soon as possible. A provisional specification need only ‘describe the invention’ with the application then having 12 months in which to lodge a complete application in the relation to the same manner (s38). Complete Specification S40(2) – (4) - A complete specification must provide more detailed information. It must fully describe the invention including the best method of performing it known to the applicant, and end with a claim or claims defining the invention. International Applications Goto Page 313 of the Text
Step 4 – Determining Validity ? PAGE 326 S18(1) provides that ‘an invention will be a patentable invention for the purposes of a standard patent’ if it: Is a ‘manner of manufacture within the meaning of s6 of the Statute of Monopolies’; Is novel, and Involves an inventive step; Is useful; and Has not been the subject of secret use. Manner of Manufacture PAGE 327 Must be a ‘manner of manufacture’ in order to be patentable. The words ‘manner of manufacture’ have come to denote either: a product which can be produced by following instructions in the patent specification; or a process or method which similarly, can be used to achieve certain results by following the specification. National Research Development Corp v Commissioner of Patents (NRDC Case) High court suggested that ‘Manufacture’ could be taken to refer to the production of tangible goods because that is its connotation in every speech. There must be some industrial or commercial trading character about the ‘manner of manufacture’ in order to gain protection. Re GEC’s Application Suggested that processes were also within ‘manufacture’.
Patent Summary Sheet Instructions In your engineering notebook or on the attached form document each patent you find related to the major project problem you have identified. Your instructor may want you to print or partially print the related patent. Source (APA format): Patent Number: Patent Summary: Summarize the patent in your own words. Highlight the key pieces of information, including features and benefits. Patent Critique: How does the patented item solve or attempt to solve your problem or a similar one? What are some good and bad attributes of the item? What unique aspect does the patent add to your overall research? Images/sketches: Attach images or sketches related to the patent that help describe the solution.
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5.What is HDLC? Long answer question:- 1.What is the need of flow control? Explain sliding window flow in detail? 2.Compare slotted and pure slotted aloha .How the collision problem is solved in both cases? 3.Expalin CRC? 4.Discuss the mechanism in data link layer. What is the need of flow control? 5.Expalin HDLC protocol? 6.Discuss the mechanism of stop and wait ARQ error control? 7.Compare go back and sliding window ARQ? 8.Explain frame format? UNIT 3 Short answer questions :- 1.Differentiate LLCand MAC? 2.What is MAC layer? 3.Explain PDU 4.Draw 802 project? Long answer question:- 1.Expailn the access method CSMA for Ethernet.What are the variation for CSMA method? 2.Explain how Ethernet can be implemented? 3.Explain token ring method. 4.Give basics of CSMA technique ? 5.write responsibilities of network layer? 6. write persistent and non persistent CSMA ?
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tenant had held of the king and how much of others, by what service, how much the lands were worth per year, and who the next heir was and his age. Early forms of the writ sometimes spelled out what the value of the land might be made up of, and the advowson of churches was sometimes specified as an item. When each inquisition was complete it was returned to the chancery along with the writ which had ordered it; and copies were retained both in the chancery and the exchequer. The inquisitions, accordingly, give copious information land ownership and use, buildings and amenities, land values, demography and social life and customs. Ipms have attracted considerable scholarly attention over the years, and interest in them has enjoyed a renaissance recently with the publication of several more volumes of calendars of fifteenth-century ipms and a volume of essays exploring the potential of the source. The wider scope of historical interest in our own day is reflected in the inclusion, in the recent calendars, of details passed over in nineteenth-century ones, most obviously the manorial extents themselves but also the names of the jurors. And more recent calendars also include the valuations of churches, generally omitted earlier on. Ecclesiastical patronage rights were included in ipms because they were a form of property, heritable and transferrable along with land. In particular, lordship of a manor often included the patronage (or advowson) of the church within it. Not all manors were co-terminous with parishes, of course; there might be several manors within one parish or more than one parish church within a manor. The church in a manor might be a dependency of a former minster, so not have fully parochial status. Above all, many lay patrons had given away their rights of advowson in the wake of the twelfth-century canon law reforms which restricted the rights of the laity over the churches that they had formerly