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    DYNAMIC FEATURE-AWARE POWER MANAGEMENT
    1.
    发明申请
    DYNAMIC FEATURE-AWARE POWER MANAGEMENT 有权
    动态特征 - 电力管理

    公开(公告)号：US20120303171A1

    公开(公告)日：2012-11-29

    申请号：US13252077

    申请日：2011-10-03

    申请人： Michael Barrett ,  Jangwon Lee

    发明人： Michael Barrett ,  Jangwon Lee

    IPC分类号： G06F1/26

    CPC分类号： H04W52/0264 ,  H04W52/0277 ,  Y02D70/164

    摘要： This disclosure relates to reducing battery usage in handheld communication devices due to operation of variable managed features, such as a location determination feature and other features that consume variable amounts of time and power. The techniques of this disclosure include dynamically managing a power budget allocated to one or more variable managed features of the handheld communication device based on power consumption over time by the variable managed features. More specifically, the techniques include, for each variable managed feature, recalculating a frequency for performing power events based on an amount of remaining power after one or more power events. The techniques also include reallocating the power budget to the one or more variable managed features based on an amount of remaining power after one or more power events of the variable managed features, a pre-determined period of time, or reaching a threshold level of power consumption jitter.

    摘要翻译： 本公开涉及由于可变管理特征（诸如位置确定特征和消耗可变量的时间和功率的其它特征）的操作而减少手持通信设备中的电池使用。 本公开的技术包括基于可变管理特征随时间的功率消耗来动态管理分配给手持通信设备的一个或多个可变管理特征的功率预算。 更具体地，技术包括对于每个可变管理特征，基于一个或多个电力事件之后的剩余电力量来重新计算用于执行电力事件的频率。 这些技术还包括基于在可变管理特征的一个或多个功率事件之后的剩余功率量，预定时间段或达到阈值功率电平，将功率预算重新分配给一个或多个可变管理特征 消耗抖动。

    APPARATUS AND METHODS FOR HEIGHT DETERMINATION
    2.
    发明申请
    APPARATUS AND METHODS FOR HEIGHT DETERMINATION 审中-公开
    装置和方法确定高度

    公开(公告)号：US20120290253A1

    公开(公告)日：2012-11-15

    申请号：US13104887

    申请日：2011-05-10

    申请人： Michael Barrett ,  Jangwon Lee ,  Michael Mitrani ,  Eric Milne

    发明人： Michael Barrett ,  Jangwon Lee ,  Michael Mitrani ,  Eric Milne

    IPC分类号： G06F15/00

    CPC分类号： G01C5/06

    摘要： A method for determining a height (i.e., elevation above ground level) at which a communication device having an electronic processor and a sensor is located may include obtaining a reference height of a first location, the reference height being a known height relative to ground level, the reference height having a corresponding reference pressure; obtaining, with the sensor, a pressure measurement at a second location; and calculating, with the electronic processor, a height at the second location based on the pressure measurement, the reference height, and the reference pressure. The height may also be based on temperature data, location data, motion data, and/or the like.

    摘要翻译： 一种用于确定具有电子处理器和传感器的通信设备所在的高度（即，地平面以上的高度）的方法可以包括获得第一位置的参考高度，该参考高度是相对于地平面的已知高度 参考高度具有相应的参考压力; 用传感器获得在第二位置的压力测量; 以及基于所述压力测量，所述参考高度和所述参考压力，使用所述电子处理器计算所述第二位置处的高度。 高度也可以基于温度数据，位置数据，运动数据等。

    Dynamic feature-aware power management
    3.
    发明授权
    Dynamic feature-aware power management 有权
    动态功能感知电源管理

    公开(公告)号：US09088951B2

    公开(公告)日：2015-07-21

    申请号：US13252077

    申请日：2011-10-03

    申请人： Michael Barrett ,  Jangwon Lee

    发明人： Michael Barrett ,  Jangwon Lee

    IPC分类号： G05D3/12 ,  H04W52/02

    CPC分类号： H04W52/0264 ,  H04W52/0277 ,  Y02D70/164

    摘要： This disclosure relates to reducing battery usage in handheld communication devices due to operation of variable managed features, such as a location determination feature and other features that consume variable amounts of time and power. The techniques of this disclosure include dynamically managing a power budget allocated to one or more variable managed features of the handheld communication device based on power consumption over time by the variable managed features. More specifically, the techniques include, for each variable managed feature, recalculating a frequency for performing power events based on an amount of remaining power after one or more power events. The techniques also include reallocating the power budget to the one or more variable managed features based on an amount of remaining power after one or more power events of the variable managed features, a pre-determined period of time, or reaching a threshold level of power consumption jitter.

    摘要翻译： 本公开涉及由于可变管理特征（诸如位置确定特征和消耗可变量的时间和功率的其它特征）的操作而减少手持通信设备中的电池使用。 本公开的技术包括基于可变管理特征随时间的功率消耗来动态管理分配给手持通信设备的一个或多个可变管理特征的功率预算。 更具体地，技术包括对于每个可变管理特征，基于一个或多个电力事件之后的剩余电力量来重新计算用于执行电力事件的频率。 这些技术还包括基于在可变管理特征的一个或多个功率事件之后的剩余功率量，预定时间段或达到阈值功率电平，将功率预算重新分配给一个或多个可变管理特征 消耗抖动。

    BRONCHIAL FLOW CONTROL DEVICES AND METHODS OF USE
    5.
    发明申请
    BRONCHIAL FLOW CONTROL DEVICES AND METHODS OF USE 有权

    公开(公告)号：US20110010910A1

    公开(公告)日：2011-01-20

    申请号：US12820393

    申请日：2010-06-22

    申请人： Michael J. Hendricksen ,  Michael Barrett

    发明人： Michael J. Hendricksen ,  Michael Barrett

    IPC分类号： B23P11/00

    CPC分类号： A61F2/04 ,  A61B17/12104 ,  A61B17/12172 ,  A61B17/12177 ,  A61F2002/043 ,  Y10T29/49826

    摘要： Disclosed is an assembly for loading a bronchial flow control device into a container, such as into a delivery catheter. The assembly includes a funnel housing and a puller housing that mate with one another. The funnel housing defines a funnel-shaped loading cavity that receives a flow control device and that gradually reduces in size moving in a first direction. The puller housing is removably attached to the funnel housing and is also removably attachable to a bronchial flow control device that can be positioned in the loading cavity. The puller housing pulls the bronchial flow control device in the first direction through the funnel housing to gradually contract the bronchial flow control device into a compressed state of reduced size relative to the expanded size.

    摘要翻译： 公开了一种用于将支气管流量控制装置装载到诸如输送导管之类的容器中的组件。 该组件包括一个漏斗壳体和一个相互配合的拔出器壳体。 漏斗壳体限定漏斗形加载腔，其接纳流量控制装置，并逐渐减小尺寸沿第一方向移动。 牵引器壳体可移除地附接到漏斗壳体，并且还可移除地附接到能够定位在加载腔中的支气管流量控制装置。 牵引器壳体通过漏斗壳体沿着第一方向拉动支气管流量控制装置，以逐渐将支气管流量控制装置收缩成相对于膨胀尺寸减小尺寸的压缩状态。

    Articulating suturing device and method
    6.
    发明授权
    Articulating suturing device and method 有权
    铰接缝合装置及方法

    公开(公告)号：US07837696B2

    公开(公告)日：2010-11-23

    申请号：US10729541

    申请日：2003-12-05

    申请人： D. Bruce Modesitt ,  Michael Zung ,  Michael Barrett ,  Bernard H. Andreas ,  Lewis Isbell

    发明人： D. Bruce Modesitt ,  Michael Zung ,  Michael Barrett ,  Bernard H. Andreas ,  Lewis Isbell

    IPC分类号： A61B17/04

    CPC分类号： A61B17/0625 ,  A61B17/0057 ,  A61B17/0469 ,  A61B17/0482 ,  A61B17/0483 ,  A61B2017/00637 ,  A61B2017/00641 ,  A61B2017/00663 ,  A61B2017/00672 ,  A61B2017/047 ,  A61B2017/0472 ,  A61B2017/0477 ,  A61B2017/0496 ,  A61B2017/06057 ,  A61B2017/2927

    摘要： Devices, systems, and methods for suturing of body lumens allow the suturing of vascular puncture sites located at the distal end of a percutaneous tissue tract. An elongated articulated foot near a distal end of a shaft is inserted through the penetration and actuated so that the foot extends along the lumenal axis. The foot carries suturing attachment cuffs, and needles are advanced from the shaft through the vessel wall outside of the penetration and into engagement with the needle cuffs after the foot has been drawn proximally up against the endothelial surface of the blood vessel. The cross-section of the shaft within the tissue tract can be minimized by laterally deflecting the needles as they leave the shaft, while tapered depressions within the foot can guide the advancing needles into engagement with the cuffs. The cuffs lockingly engage the needles and can be withdrawn proximally along the needle paths and through the tissue tract so as to form a loop of suture across the puncture. The articulating foot may be realigned with the shaft and withdrawn proximally through the tissue tract without dilating the tissue tract.

    摘要翻译： 用于缝合体腔的装置，系统和方法允许缝合位于经皮组织道远端的血管穿刺部位。 在轴的远端附近的细长的铰接脚插入穿过并被致动，使得脚沿着内腔轴线延伸。 脚承载缝合附着袖口，并且针从轴穿过穿透外部的血管壁前进，并且在足部被近端拉到血管的内皮表面之后与针箍接合。 当针在离开轴时横向偏转针，组织道内的轴的横截面可以被最小化，而脚内的锥形凹陷可以引导前进的针与袖口接合。 袖口锁定地接合针，并且可以沿着针路径并通过组织管向近端撤回，以便在穿刺部分上形成缝合线。 关节脚可以与轴重新对准并且在组织管道的近侧退回，而不会扩张组织管道。

    System and method for two-step payment transaction authorizations
    8.
    发明授权
    System and method for two-step payment transaction authorizations 有权
    用于两步付款交易授权的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号：US07431207B1

    公开(公告)日：2008-10-07

    申请号：US11031111

    申请日：2005-01-05

    申请人： Trey Neemann ,  Fred Bishop ,  Michael Barrett ,  David Armes

    发明人： Trey Neemann ,  Fred Bishop ,  Michael Barrett ,  David Armes

    IPC分类号： G06K5/00

    CPC分类号： G06Q20/40 ,  G06Q20/10 ,  G06Q20/385 ,  G06Q30/0603

    摘要： To process a commercial transaction, a merchant receives a card payment request from a customer. The merchant redirects the customer to the card issuer. The authorization computer of the card issuer communicates with the customer and authenticates the identity of the customer as the true cardholder of the card presented for payment. In a first embodiment, the merchant submits an authorization request in response to a card payment request to the authorization computer. The merchant receives an authorization confirmation from the authorization computer upon authentication of the identity of the cardholder. In a second embodiment, the customer receives an authorization confirmation from the authorization computer upon the authentication of the identity of the cardholder. The customer then submits the authorization confirmation to the merchant. The merchant, in turn, confirms the authorization confirmation with the authorization computer.

    摘要翻译： 为了处理商业交易，商家从客户接收卡付款请求。 商家将客户重定向到发卡机构。 发卡机构的授权计算机与客户进行通信，并将客户的身份认证为提供付款卡的真实持卡人。 在第一实施例中，商家向授权计算机提交响应于卡支付请求的授权请求。 验证持卡人的身份后，商家将从授权计算机收到授权确认。 在第二实施例中，客户在认证持卡人的身份时从授权计算机接收授权确认。 客户然后向商家提交授权确认。 反过来，商家确认授权计算机的授权确认。

    High resolution chromosomal mapping
    9.
    发明申请
    High resolution chromosomal mapping 有权
    高分辨率染色体定位

    公开(公告)号：US20070238105A1

    公开(公告)日：2007-10-11

    申请号：US11400481

    申请日：2006-04-07

    申请人： Michael Barrett ,  Michael Caren

    发明人： Michael Barrett ,  Michael Caren

    IPC分类号： C12Q1/68 ,  C12P19/34 ,  C12M3/00

    CPC分类号： C12Q1/6841

    摘要： The present invention generally relates to spatial and structural genomic analysis compositions, which can be used for the mapping of chromosomes and structural analyses of chromosomal rearrangements, including the entire chromosome, as well as specific portions or regions of interest of the chromosomes. In some embodiments, multiple portions of the genome can be distinguished, for instance, using a first detection entity and a second detection entity different from the first detection entity. The detection entities may be immobilized relative to oligonucleotides, which may be selected to bind to different locations within the chromosome. For instance, the oligonucleotides may be at least substantially complementary to the chromosome, e.g., substantially complementary to a specific location of the chromosome.

    摘要翻译： 本发明一般涉及空间和结构基因组分析组合物，其可以用于染色体的定位和染色体重排的结构分析，包括整个染色体以及染色体感兴趣的具体部分或区域。 在一些实施例中，可以区分基因组的多个部分，例如使用不同于第一检测实体的第一检测实体和第二检测实体。 检测实体可以相对于寡核苷酸被固定，寡核苷酸可被选择以结合染色体内的不同位置。 例如，寡核苷酸可以至少基本上与染色体互补，例如与染色体的特定位置基本互补。

    Method for evaluating integrity of a genomic sample
    10.
    发明申请
    Method for evaluating integrity of a genomic sample 审中-公开
    评估基因组样品完整性的方法

    公开(公告)号：US20070231802A1

    公开(公告)日：2007-10-04

    申请号：US11394562

    申请日：2006-03-31

    申请人： Michael Barrett

    发明人： Michael Barrett

    IPC分类号： C12Q1/68 ,  C12M3/00

    CPC分类号： C12Q1/6886 ,  C12Q2600/16

    摘要： Described herein is a method of evaluating a genomic sample. One embodiment of the instant method generally includes amplifying a relatively long genomic sequence and a relatively short genomic sequence from a genomic sample, and comparing the amounts of amplification products produced.

    摘要翻译： 本文描述了评估基因组样品的方法。 本方法的一个实施方案通常包括从基因组样品扩增相对长​​的基因组序列和相对较短的基因组序列，并比较产生的扩增产物的量。