Uspto – reexamination update february 22nd to february 28th, 2012

USPTO – Reexamination Update February 22nd to February 28th, 2012

S.N Patent Control Requested Requester Type Title Abstract Assignee(s) Inventor(s) Primary Other Class
number Number date Class
The present
invention
discloses
an
insulating
constructio
n member
having top
and bottom
Reward edges and Philippe,
Wall interconnec Michel
52/6,
Systems, ting (2840
Insulating 52/309.12,
Inc., Samuel members Bouvier
constructio 52/426,
1 5,428,933 90/012,022 Jan. 3, 2012 Digirolamo, Ex Parte on the top Rd., 52/592.1
n panel or 52/564,
Husch and bottom Hammond,
block 464/85,
Blackwell, edges. The Ontario
464/124
LLP., St. interconnec K0A 2A0,
Louis, MO ting CA)
members
comprise
alternating
projections
and
recesses,
the
projections
and

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recesses
being of
substantiall
y the same
dimension.
The
interconnec
ting
members
on the top
and bottom
edges are
symmetrica
lly
arranged
whereby
the
insulating
constructio
n member
can be
interconnec
ted with a
like
member in
a bi-
directional
or
reversible
manner.


The present
invention
relates to
processes
for the
production
of
arachidonic
acid
containing
oils, which
Mercedes preferably
K. Meyer, Arachidoni are
Ph.D., c acid and substantiall
Martek Kyle, David
Drinker methods y free of 426/585,
Corporation J.
2 5,658,767 90/009,981 Jan. 4, 2012 Biddle & Ex Parte for the eicosapenta 435/134 514/558,
(Columbia, (Catonsville
Reath, production neoic acid. 514/560
MD) , MD)
LLP., and use The
Washington, thereof invention
DC also relates
to
compositio
ns
containing
such oils,
in an
unmodified
form, and
to uses of
such oils.
In a


preferred
embodimen
t, Pythium
insidiosum
is
cultivated,
harvested
and the oil
is
extracted,
recovered,
and used as
an additive
for infant
formula. In
an
alternative
embodimen
t,
Mortierella
alpina is
cultivated,
harvested
and the oil
is
extracted,
recovered,
and used as
an additive
for infant
formula.


A dynamic
random
access
memory
(DRAM)
(10) is
disclosed.
Memory
cell arrays
(12) within
the DRAM
Random
have word
access Patel, Vipul
lines and
Grady K. memory Alliance C. (San
bit lines,
Bergen, having Semiconduc Jose, CA);
the bit lines
Griggs selective tor Reddy, 365/207,
3 5,671,188 90/012,076 Jan. 5, 2012 Ex Parte being 365/205
Bergen, intra-bank Corporation Chitranjan 365/230.03
logically
LLP., fast (San Jose, N. (Los
divided
Dallas, TX activation CA) Altos Hills,
into bit line
of sense CA)
sections
amplifiers
(26a-p).
Correspond
ing to each
bit line
section
(26a-p) is a
sense/deco
de section
(28a-p)
having a
fast and


slow sense
mode of
operation.
When data
are read
from a
particular
bit line
section
(26a-p) the
correspondi
ng sense
decode
section
(28a-p)
operates in
the fast
sense mode
while the
remaining
sense/deco
de sections
(28a-p)
operate in
the slow
sense
mode,
providing
for lower
power
consumptio


n and/or
faster
access
speeds.
A structure
and method
are
provided
for
reducing
DRAM cell
area by
eliminating
the contact-
Method of to-gate Shrivastava,
Grady K. Alliance
fabricating spacing Ritu
Bergen, Semiconduc
DRAM requiremen (Fremont, 257/E27.086
Griggs tor
4 5,672,535 90/012,077 Jan. 5, 2012 Ex Parte cell with t while CA); Reddy 438/396 , 438/586,
Bergen, Corporation
self- increasing C. N. (Los 438/979
LLP., (San Jose,
aligned the Altos Hills,
Dallas, TX CA)
contact capacitor CA)
area by
designing
the
capacitor to
extend
inside the
contact,
without
sacrificing
the


sidewall
capacitance
. The new
structure
uses a self-
aligned
contact
where the
contact can
overlap the
gate region
in the
layout.
A word
line select
circuit (10)
having a
Random rapid de-
access select Patel, Vipul
Grady K. memory operation is (San Jose,
Alliance
Bergen, word line disclosed. CA);
Semiconduc
Griggs select A group of Reddy, 365/230. 365/189.11,
5 5,781,497 90/012,078 Jan. 5, 2012 Ex Parte tor Corp.
Bergen, circuit word lines Chitranjan 06 365/203
(San Jose,
LLP., having (12a-12d) N. (Los
CA)
Dallas, TX rapid is selected Altos Hills,
dynamic in response CA)
deselect to a row
address and
the initial
edge of a
timing


signal
(i/RAS) by
pulling a
group
select node
(24) to a
low power
supply
voltage
(Vss). A
particular
word line is
selected by
coupling
one of the
word line
input driver
nodes (16a-
16d) to the
group
select node
(24). The
selected
word line is
driven to a
pump
voltage
(Vpp) that
is greater
than the
positive


supply
voltage
(Vcc) by a
word line
driver
circuit.
Word lines
are de-
selected on
the
terminal
edge of the
i/RAS
signal by
simultaneo
usly
activating
de-select
transistors
(18a-18d)
coupled
between
each input
driver node
(16a-16d)
and Vpp.
In the
preferred
embodimen
t, the de-
select


operation
also pre-
charges the
group
select node
(24) to
Vcc-Vtn.
A mobile
telephone
includes a
memory
(11) in
which both
a telephone
number
and an
Robert associated
Nokia
Hansen, The name can Grimmett, 341/23,
Data Mobile
Marbury be stored. Alan 345/168,
6 5,977,887 90/012,083 Jan. 9, 2012 Ex Parte storage Phones 341/26
Law Group, The (Guildford, 700/84,
apparatus Limited
PLLC., telephone GB) 708/142
(Espoo, FI)
Reston, VA includes a
visual
display (8)
and a
keypad (9)
with a
plurality of
keys (9a)
each
having a


number
and several
(eg three)
alphabet
characters
associated
therewith.
In a first
data entry
mode a
telephone
number
may be
entered
into the
memory
(11) by
pressing
the
respective
numeric
keys (9a)
once in
turn. In a
second data
entry mode
a name
may be
entered and
appended
to the


telephone
number by
pressing
the relevant
key (9a) an
appropriate
number of
times. For
each key
one key
press
displays
the first
letter, two
key presses
displays
the second
letter, and
three key
presses
displays
the third
letter
associated
with that
key. In a
data
retrieval
mode,
however, a
data item to


be searched
is entered
by pressing
only once
for each
character
the
respective
keys (9a)
having the
desired
character
associated
therewith.
When a
match is
found
between a
name
stored in
the
memory
(11) and
one of the
possible
combinatio
ns of
alphabet
characters
associated
with the


sequence
of keys
pressed in
the data
retrieval
mode, the
respective
name and
associated
telephone
number are
shown on
the display
(8).
The present Middleman,
invention Lee M.
accordingly (Portola
provides a Valley,
device or CA); Pyka,
apparatus Walter R.
AnneMarie
Device or for (Redwood
Kaiser, Medtronic,
apparatus manipulati City, CA); 606/78,
Jan. 18, Edwards Inc.
7 6,004,330 90/012,059 Ex Parte for ng matter Buhler, 606/127 606/128,
2012 Lifesciences (Minneapoli
manipulati in a Michael 606/151
Corp., s, MN)
ng matter confined or (Los Gatos,
Irvine, CA
inaccessibl CA);
e space, Poncet,
comprising Philippe
manipulato (Freemont,
r means at CA); Van
least partly Dyk, Karl


constructed (Freemont,
of one or CA); Jervis,
more bent James E.
or twisted (Atherton,
elongate CA)
shape
memory
alloy
members
having
pseudoelast
icity at the
intended
manipulati
on
temperatur
e, and a
hollow
housing
(preferably
of elongate
tubular
form) or
cannula
capable of
holding at
least the
shape
memory
alloy
member(s)


in a
relatively
straightene
d state, and
actuating
means for
extending
the shape
memory
alloy
member(s)
from the
housing to
manipulate
matter
within the
said space
and for
withdrawin
g the shape
memory
alloy
member(s)
into the
housing,
the
arrangemen
t being
such that
the shape-
memory


alloy
member(s)
bend(s) or
twist(s)
pseudoelast
ically in a
lateral or
helical
sense to
manipulate
the matter
on
extending
from the
housing at
the said
manipulati
on
temperatur
e, and
become(s)
relatively
straightene
d on
withdrawal
into the
housing at
the said
temperatur
e.Preferabl
y the


invention
provides
such a
device or
apparatus
which is of
elongate
form for
surgical
manipulati
on of
matter
within a
living
body, and
which has
the
manipulato
r means at
its distal
end with
the shape
memory
alby
member(s)
having
pseudoelast
icity at the
temperatur
e to be
encountere


d within
that body,
and
wherein the
actuating
means is
operable
from the
proximal
end of the
device.
The present
invention is
a method
and an
apparatus
707/712,
for
707/769,
searching a Siitonen,
Personal 707/812,
Robert personal Lasse
digital Nokia 707/922,
Hansen, The digital (Jankanraitti
assistant Mobile 707/999.003
Marbury assistant , FI);
8 6,049,796 90/012,080 Jan. 6, 2012 Ex Parte with real Phones 707/711 ,
Law Group, (PDA) data Ronkka,
time Limited 707/999.004
PLLC., base Risto
search (Salo, FI) ,
Reston, VA utilizing a (Koulukatu,
capability 707/999.005
search FI)
,
criteria and
707/999.102
displaying
the result
so that the
user can
determine


whether the
search
yielded the
intended
result,
whether the
search
needs to be
refined, or
whether the
outcome
should be
used to
initiate an
electronic
communica
tion such as
a telephone
call. After
successfull
y obtaining
the specific
name and
recipient
information
, such as a
telephone
number,
telefax
number,
numbers


for an
Internet
server and
related E-
mail
address, the
numbers
may be
applied to a
telephone
for
establishin
g a PSTN
or
telephone
connection.
Thereafter
the PDA,
utilizing
the
telephone
unit links
the user to
a line or
employs
data
transmissio
n
capabilities
of a
wireless


network to
send
telefaxes,
short
messages,
E-mail and
to connect
with
remote
computers.
Using a
keyboard
the user
can store
data in a
data base,
alter the
data base
and input
search
criteria.
The
directory is
similar in
appearance
to a
telephone
book
listing
where the
information


comprises
at least a
name and
telephone
number or
address
associated
with a
particular
field in a
data base
record.
Because
names are
primarily
what
interests
the
personal
digital
assistant
users,
searches
based on
the name
field
typically
yields
related
phone
numbers


and other
record data,
although
the user is
not
precluded
from
searching
on other
types of
information
.
A remote
control
device
controls
interaction
of an Bush,
Kathleen D.
interactive Thomas A.
Fitterling,
Device for receiver (100 First
Shook
controlling unit Stamford
Hardy &
9 6,246,400 90/012,082 Jan. 9, 2012 Ex Parte remote positioned Pl., Suite 715/721 348/E7.069
Bacon,
interactive at a remote 200,
LLP.,
receiver location. Stamford,
Kansas
The remote CT, 06902-
City, MO
control 6732)
device has
a housing
and
manually
actuable


keypad
mounted
on the
housing. A
control
mechanism
is mounted
in the
enclosure
and
operatively
connected
to the
manually
actuable
keypad for
receiving
selected
input data
from the
keypad
correspondi
ng to
desired
programmi
ng
selections
of the
interactive
receiver
unit


positioned
at the
remote
location.
Financial
information
is stored in
the remote,
and a
transmitter
transmits a
desired
program
correspondi
ng to a
selected
keypad
sequence,
and also
transmits
financial
information
of the user.
June E. An
Dollins,
Cohan, electrical
James C.
Edell Indicia- cable
WPFY, Inc. (Bristol,
Shapiro & coded includes a
10 6,825,418 90/012,084 Jan. 9, 2012 Ex Parte (Wilmingto RI); Mauro, 174/112
Finnan, electrical sheath that
n, DE) Anthony J.
LLC., cable envelops at
(Assonet,
Rockville, least two
MA)
MD internal


conductors,
and an
indicia
visible on
the sheath
is
representati
ve of the
internal
conductor.
A system
and method
for
generating
computer
application
System s in an
Michael A. and arbitrary
Glenn, method for object Vertical
Mcauley,
Glenn generating framework. Computer
Aubrey
11 6,826,744 90/009,982 Jan. 6, 2012 Patent Ex Parte web sites The Systems, 717/108
(Austin,
Group, in an method Inc. (Austin,
TX)
Menlo Park, arbitrary separates TX)
CA object content,
framework form, and
function of
the
computer
application
so that each
may be


accessed or
modified
separately.
The
method
includes
creating
arbitrary
objects,
managing
the
arbitrary
objects
throughout
their life
cycle in an
object
library, and
deploying
the
arbitrary
objects in a
design
framework
for use in
complex
computer
application
s.
Robert Mobil There are Sony Takagaki, 455/412.1,
12 6,871,048 90/012,079 Jan. 5, 2012 Ex Parte 455/66.1
Hansen, The communic disclosed a Corporation Hirokazu 455/556.1


Marbury ation mobile (Tokyo, JP) (Kanagawa,
Law Group, apparatus communica JP)
PLLC., and tion
Reston, VA informatio apparatus
n and an
providing information
system providing
using the system
mobile using the
communic mobile
ation communica
apparatus tion
apparatus
in which a
user of the
mobile
communica
tion
apparatus
can obtain
information
output of
desired
contents at
a desired
time
without
carrying
other
devices. In
this system,


the side of
the mobile
communica
tion
apparatus
requests a
predetermi
ned
opposite
party of
communica
tion to
transmit
desired
information
such as
music data
by using a
transmitter.
When a
receiver
receives
information
transmitted
in response
to the
request, the
received
information
is stored in
a memory,


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