MARCH 2013
PATENT JOURNAL
PATENT JOURNAL
INCLUDING TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS AND
COPYRIGHT IN CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS
MARCH 2013
VOL 46 ● No. 03
Part II of II
ISSUED MONTHLY
DATE OF ISSUE: 27 MARCH 2013
ISSN 2223-4837
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COPYRIGHT IN CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS
VOL 46. No. 03
Date of Issue: 27 MARCH 2013
PATENTS, TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS AND COPYRIGHT OFFICE
Official notices of proceedings under:
The Patents Act, 1978
The Designs Act, 1993
The Trade Marks Act, 1963
The Trade Marks Act, 1993
The Registration of Copyright in Cinematograph Films Act, 1977
Registrar of Patents, Trade Marks, Designs and Copyright
Note: CIPC acting on behalf of the Government of the Republic of South Africa,
cannot guarantee the accuracy of its publications or undertake any responsibility for
errors or omissions or their consequences.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
2. PATENTS .................................................................................................................................................................. 4
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS .............................................................................................................................. 5
ASSIGNMENTS IN TERMS OF SECTION 60-REGULATIONS 58-60 AND 64 (1) ................................................ 47
CHANGE OF NAME IN TERMS OF REGULATION 39 .......................................................................................... 48
PATENT LICENSES IN TERMS OF SECTION 53 (7)-REGULATIONS 62 AND 63 ............................................... 49
PATENT APPLICATIONS ABANDONED OR WITHDRAWN ................................................................................. 49
APPLICATION FOR RESTORATION OF A LAPSED PATENT .............................................................................. 50
APPLICATION FOR VOLUNTARY SURRENDER OF PATENTS UNDER SECTION 64 (1), REGULATION 67 OF THE ACT
................................................................................................................................................................................ 50
APPLICATIONS TO AMEND SPECIFICATION ...................................................................................................... 51
INSPECTION OF SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................................................... 53
HYPOTHECATIONS ............................................................................................................................................. 239
JUDGMENTS ........................................................................................................................................................ 239
OFFICE PRACTISE NOTICES ............................................................................................................................. 239
3. DESIGNS .............................................................................................................................................................. 240
APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS IN TERMS OF ACT No. 195 OF 1993 ............................ 241
ASSIGNMENTS IN TERMS OF SECTIONS 30, 29-REGULATIONS 37, 38 AND 40 ........................................... 251
CHANGE OF NAME IN TERMS OF REGULATION 41 ........................................................................................ 251
CHANGE OF ADDRESS FOR SERVICE REGISTERED ..................................................................................... 251
CHANGE OF ADDRESS FOR PROPRIETOR REGISTERED ............................................................................. 251
APPLICATION FOR THE RESTORATION OF A LAPSED DESIGN UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE ACT .......... 251
APPLICATION TO CORRECT AND/OR AMEND DESIGNS APPLICATION OR REGISTRATION ..................... 252
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS ........................................................................................................ 253
HYPOTHECATIONS ............................................................................................................................................. 331
JUDGMENTS ........................................................................................................................................................ 331
OFFICE PRACTISE NOTICES ............................................................................................................................. 331
4. COPYRIGHT ......................................................................................................................................................... 332
NOTICES OF ACCEPTANCE ............................................................................................................................... 333
HYPOTHECATIONS ............................................................................................................................................. 334
JUDGMENTS ........................................................................................................................................................ 334
OFFICE PRACTICE NOTICES ............................................................................................................................. 334
5. CORRECTION NOTICES ...................................................................................................................................... 335
TRADE MARKS .................................................................................................................................................... 336
PATENTS .............................................................................................................................................................. 336
DESIGNS .............................................................................................................................................................. 336
COPYRIGHT ......................................................................................................................................................... 336
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PATENTS
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS
Copies of these specifications cannot be supplied until the applications have been accepted and advertised, or in
the case of convention applications, until 18 months from the date of the application in the convention
THE PARTICULARS APPEAR IN THE FOLLOWING SEQUENCE:
Application number ~ Nature ~ 54: Representation of mark ~ 73: Name of applicants ~ 74: Address for service ~
51: International classification ~ 57: Specification of goods/services ~ 58: Endorsement(s) ~ 33: Country of priority
~ 31: Priority number ~ 32: Priority Date
- APPLIED ON 2013-02-19 2013/01251 ~ Complete ~ 54: BRAKE SYSTEM COMPONENT AXILE MOUNT ~ 71:HENDRICKSON USA LLC
500 Park Boulevard Suite 1010 Itasca Illinois 60143 ~ 72:R SCOTT FULTON DMITRIY RUBALSKIY PHILLIP R
PIERCE ANDREW J WESTNEDGE MICHEL J KEELER ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/388,285 ~ 32: 30/09/2010
2013/01252 ~ Complete ~ 54: SELF-ALIGNING SOCKET FOR MOORING CABLE ~ 71:ARCELORMITTAL WIRE
FRANCE 25 Avenue de Lyon BP 96 Bourg en Bresse F-01000 ~ 72:PIERE-FRANCOIS BARON SRGE
BISCEGLUE BANJAMIN COUTAZ ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 1003085 ~ 32: 22/07/2010
2013/01253 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SLOW RELEASE RUBBLE,RIPPLE,APPLE PAD ~ 71:MARTHINUS JORDAAN
NORJE 76 Hamiliton Road Claremont Cape Town 7708 ~ 72:MARTHINUS JORDAAN NORTJE
2013/01254 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TWIN CREASE ZIG ZAG CORROSHEET/PAD ~ 71:MARTHINUS JORDAAN
NORJE 76 Hamiliton Road Claremont Cape Town 7708 ~ 72:MARTHINUS JORDAAN NORTJE
2013/01255 ~ Provisional ~ 54: FOOT REHABILITATION SYSTEM WITH SPECIFIED FORCE THRESHOLD
EARLY WARNING AND LOGGING ABILITIES ~ 71:NEIL NORDEJE 9 Mountain Wakeley Midlands estate
Olifantsfontein 1683 ~ 72:NEIL NORDEJE
2013/01256 ~ Provisional ~ 54: BENTLEY BEAMS ~ 71:BENTS STEYN 78 Sampler Road glenhazel
Johannesburg ~ 72:BENTS STEYN
2013/01257 ~ Complete ~ 54: SOIL ADDIITIVES FOR PROMOTING SEED GERMINATION AND PREVENTION
OF EVAPORATION AND METHODS FOR USING THE SAME ~ 71:RHODA (CHINA) CO LTD No. 3966 Jin Du
Road Xinzhuang Industrial Zone Minhang District Shanghai 201108 ~ 72:CRISTOBAL GALDER METIVIER
PASCAL CASTAING JEAN-CHRISTOPHE JI PENGFEI CHEN ZHIYUM ~ 33: CN ~ 31: PCT/CN2010/076191 ~
32: 20/08/2010
2013/01258 ~ Provisional ~ 54: VEHICLE-BASED SYSTEM FOR MONITORING AND REPORTING TRAFFIC
OFFENCES ~ 71:KOURIE KEITH DERRICK Unit 1 Fiorano 140 Buuren Road Benfordview 2007 ~ 72:KOURIE
KEITH DERRICK
2013/01259 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SWIMMING POOL CLEANER HOSE CONTROL ~ 71:INTEGRATED POOL
PRODUCTS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 70 Driefontein Muldersdrift District of Krugersdorp Krugersdorp 1747 ~
72:SCHMITT KARL-HEINZ
2013/01260 ~ Complete ~ 54: A METHOD OF STREAMLINING A BUSINESS AREA, OPTIMISING AN
ENTERPRISE AND IDENTIFYING ASSOCIATED RISK ~ 71:FASSOM TYRONE 69 Christiaan De Wet Road
Discovery Johannesburg ~ 72:FASSOM TYRONE
2013/01261 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELECTRICALLY INITIATED WARNING STARTER BOX ~ 71:MASTER BLASTER
PROPRIETARY LIMITED Plot 8777 Independence Road Selebi Phikwe ~ 72:DAVIS MARK RODNEY ~ 33: ZA ~
31: 2012/01241 ~ 32: 20/02/2012
2013/01262 ~ Complete ~ 54: A COMBINATION PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION AND METHODS OF
TREATING DIABETES AND METABOLIC DISORDERS ~ 71:EPSHTEIN OLEG LLIICH 4 Samotychny per D-3
KV.72 Moscow 127473 ~ 72:EPSHTEN OLEG LLIICH ~ 33: RU ~ 31: 2011127051 ~ 32: 01/07/2011
2013/01263 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMBINATION PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION AND METHODS OF
TREATING DISEASES OR CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH REPSIRATORY DISEASE OR CONDITION ~
71:EPSHTEIN OLEG LLIICH 4 Samotychny per D-3 KV.72 Moscow 127473 ~ 72:EPSHTEIN OLEG LLIICH ~ 33:
RU ~ 31: 2011125992 ~ 32: 24/06/2011
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2013/01264 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMBINATION PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS AND METHOD OF
TREATMENT OF VERTIGO,KINETOSIS AND VEGETATIVE-VASCULAR DYSTONIA ~ 71:EPSHTEIN OLEG
LLIICH 4 Samotychny per D-3 KV.72 Moscow 127473 ~ 72:EPSHTEIN OLEG LLIICH ~ 33: RU ~ 31:
2011127058 ~ 32: 01/07/2011
2013/01265 ~ Complete ~ 54: RECOMBINATION THERAPEUTIC GLYCINE N-ACYLTRANSFERASE ~
71:NORTH-WEST UNIVERSITY 1 Hoffman Street Joon Van Rooy Building Potchefstroom 2531 ~ 72:MIENIE
LODEWYK JACOBUS VAN DIJK ALBERDINA AIKE BADENHORST CHRISTOFFEL PETRUS STEPHANUS
VAN DER SLUIS RENCIA ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/06021 ~ 32: 24/08/2010
2013/01266 ~ Complete ~ 54: FUEL STATION AND METHOD ~ 71:SHELL INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH
MAATSCHAPPIJ B.V. Carel van Bylandtlaan 30 2596 HR the Hague ~ 72:NIEWSTRATEN JAN HENDRIK ~ 33:
EP ~ 31: 10175932.2 ~ 32: 09/09/2010
2013/01268 ~ Complete ~ 54: APPARATUS FOR MOUNTING A CANISTER THERETO AND FOR
CONTROLLED SPRAYING FROM SAID CANISTER ~ 71:RECKITT BENCKISER B.V. Siriusdreef 14 2132 WT
Hoofddorp ~ 72:DI BONO GIUSEPPE LU TANGENT VAN DIEPEN JACOBUS SIMON PETRUS ~ 33: GB ~ 31:
1018654.2 ~ 32: 05/11/2010
2013/01269 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MODULAR WATER BARRIER ~ 71:WILSON DAWID LODEWICKUS 8 Tundra
Street Bosveldrus Nelspruit ~ 72:WILSON DAWID LODEWICKUS
2013/01270 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR TRANSMITTING AND RECEIVING
REFERENCE SIGNAL IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM ~ 71:SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD
129 Samsung-ro Yeongtong-gu Suwon-si Gyeonggi-do, Korea (South) ~ 72:KIM SUNG TAE KIM YOUN SUN
HAN JIN-KYU ~ 33: KR ~ 31: 10-2010-0078232 ~ 32: 13/08/2010
2013/01271 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRANSMISSION/RECEPTION METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR UPLINK MIMO
RETRANSMISSION IN LTE SYSTEM ~ 71:SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. 129 Samsung-ro Yeongtonggu Suwon-si Gyeonggi-DO 443-742 ~ 72:HAN JIN-KYU KIM YOUN SUN ~ 33: KR ~ 31: 10-2010-0094749 ~ 32:
29/09/2010
2013/01272 ~ Complete ~ 54: INTRINSICALLY MAGNETIC HYDOXYAPATITE ~ 71:CONSIGLIO NAZIONALE
DELLE RICERCHE Piazzale Aldi Moro 7 I-00185 Roma FIN-CEARMICA FAENZA S P A Via Granarolo 177/3 i48018 Faenza ~ 72:TAMPIERI ANNA LANDI ELENA SANDRI MONICA PRESSATO DANIELE RIVAS REY
JOSE BANOBRE LOPEZ MANUEL MARCACCI MAURILIO ~ 33: IT ~ 31: MI2010A001420 ~ 32: 29/07/2010
2013/01273 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONNECTOR FOR CONNECTIONS VIA FLAT INTERFACE AND MEDIUMVOLTAGE SUBSTATION COMPRISING SAME ~ 71:SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES SAS 35 rue Joseph
Monier F-92500 Rueil-Malmaison ~ 72:BONFILS JEAN-MICHEL ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 12 00572 ~ 32: 28/02/2012
2013/01274 ~ Complete ~ 54: MEDIUM-VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATION ~ 71:SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC
INDUSTRIES SAS 35 rue Joseph Monier F-92500 Rueil-Malmaison ~ 72:CABARET BETRAND MILAN DENIS
BRUNET SEBASTIEN FURLANO STEPHAN HENON ALBIN ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 12 00571 ~ 32: 28/02/2012
2013/01275 ~ Complete ~ 54: GAS REMOVAL DEVICE FOR MEDIUM-VOLTAGE FUCTIONAL UNIT AND
DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATION COMPORISING SAME ~ 71:SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES SAS 35 rue
Joseph Monier F-92500 Rueil-Malmaison ~ 72:LAYE JEROME BENTLEY JON-PAUL BRUNET SEBASTIEN ~
33: FR ~ 31: 12 00574 ~ 32: 28/02/2012
2013/01276 ~ Complete ~ 54: FUCTIONAL MEASURING UNIT FOR MEDIUM-VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION
SUBSTATION ~ 71:SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES SAS 35 rue Joseph Monier F-92500 Rueil-Maison ~
72:FURLANO STEPHANE BRUNET SEBASTIEN TOTI-BUTTON FREDERIC FERRARO VENANZIO
SOMEGOWDA SOMESHA ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 12 00573 ~ 32: 28/02/2012
2013/01277 ~ Provisional ~ 54: COMPRATIVE PRICING METHOD AND STSYEM ~ 71:PRICECHECK
(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 3rd Floor 11 on Adderley 11 Adderley Cape Town ~ 72:DE WET ANDRE MOCKE
CHARL STRYDOM CONRAD MACKIE DAVID
2013/01278 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR MONITORING DOWN-THE-HOLE PERCUSSION
DRILLING ~ 71:SPC TECHNOLOGY AB Frosundaviks Alle 15 4 Tr S-169 70 Stockholm ~ 72:HENRIKSSON IVO
~ 33: SE ~ 31: 1000943-9 ~ 32: 20/09/2010
2013/01279 ~ Complete ~ 54: PREVENTIVE OR THERAPEUTIC AGENT FOR FIBROSIS ~ 71:MIE
UNIVERASITY 1577 Kurimamachiya-cho Tsu-shi Mie 5148507 OTSUKA PHARMACEUTICAL CO. LTD 2-9
Kanda Tsukasamachi Chiyoda-Ku Tokyo 1018535 ~ 72:GABAZZA ESTEBAN C KOBAYASHI TESTU
TOYOBUKU HIDEKAZU FUKUDA AYAKO HASEGAWA TETSUYA ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010/231946 ~ 32: 14/10/2010
2013/01280 ~ Complete ~ 54: 5IODOTRIAZOLE DERIVATIVES ~ 71:BAYER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
GMBH Alfred-Nobel-Strasse 10 40789 Monheim ~ 72:HWLMKE HENDRIK NISING CARL FRIEDRICH PERIS
GORKA CRISTAU PIERRE TSUCHIYA TOMOKI WASNAIRE PIERRE BENTING JURGEN DAHMEN PETER
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WACHENDORFF-NEUMANN ULRIKE HADANO HIROYUKI PORTZ DANIELA ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10174074.4 ~ 32:
26/08/2010
2013/01281 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELECTRICAL CONNECTION DEVICE,FOR CONNECTING BETWEEN TWO
SUCCESSIVE CELLS OF A SERIES OF CELLS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ALUMINIUM ~ 71:RIO TINTO
ALCAN INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 1188 Sherbrooke Street West Montreal H3A 3G2 Quebec ~
72:DESPINASSE SERGE ROCHET YVES BERTHE SANDRA ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 10/03695 ~ 32: 17/09/2010
2013/01282 ~ Complete ~ 54: A CAPSULE HOLDER OR AN ADAPTER FOR ADAPTING A CAPSULE IN A
CAPSULE HOLDER IN A BEVERAGE PREPARATION MACHINE ~ 71:NESTEC S A Avenue Nestle 55 CH-1800
Vevey ~ 72:DOGAN NUHAN HENTZEL STEPHANE RAEDERER MARC DOLEAC FREDERIC PLEISCH
HANSPETER ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10170492.2 ~ 32: 22/07/2010
2013/01283 ~ Complete ~ 54: USE OF ANTHRANILIC ACID AMIDE DERIVATIVES FOR CONTROLLING
INSECTS AND SPIDER MITES BY WATERING,MIXING WITH SOIL,DRENCH TREATMENT,DROPLET
APPLICATION,INJECTION INTO THE SOIL,STEMS OR BLOSSOMS ,IN HYDROPONIC SYSTEM,BY
TREATING THE PLANTING HOLE OR IMMERSION APPLICATION,FLOATING OR SEED BOX APPLICATION
OR BY THE TREATMENT OF SEEDS,AND FOR INCREASING THE STRESS TOLERANCE IN PLANTS TO
ABIOTIC STRESS ~ 71:BAYER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY GMBH Alfred-Nobel-Strasse 10 40789 Monheim ~
72:FIASCHER RUDGER GRONDAL CHRISTOPH WROBLOWSKY HEINZ-JURGEN MALSAM OLGA
RECKMANN UDO HUNGENBERG HEIKE FUNKE CHRISTIAN GESING ERNST RUDOLF ANDERSCH
WOLFRAM LOSEL PETER ROSINGER CHRISTOPHER HUGH ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/365,819 ~ 32: 20/07/2010
2013/01284 ~ Complete ~ 54: NABUPHINE-BASED FORMULATIONS AND USES THEREOF ~
71:DEBREGEAS ET ASSOCIES PHARMA 79 Rue De Miromesnil F-75008 Paris ~ 72:LEBON CHRISTOPHE
PAUL DAVID OLIVIER SUPLIE PASCAL ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 10 56689 ~ 32: 20/08/2010
2013/01285 ~ Complete ~ 54: ARRANGING-SUB-TRACK FRAGMENTS FOR STREAMING VIDEO DATA ~
71:QUALCOMM INCORPORATED Attn:International IP Administration 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego
California 92121-1714 ~ 72:CHEN YING KARCZEWICZ MARTA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/840,146 ~ 32: 20/07/2010
2013/01286 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A COOKER ~ 71:VAN ROOYEN JOHANNES 9 Petrel Close Capms Bay 8005 ~
72:VAN ROOYEN JOHANNES SMIT BAREND
2013/01287 ~ Complete ~ 54: CR-CONTAINING AUSTENITE ALLOY PIPE AND PRODUCTION METHOD FOR
SAME ~ 71:NIPPON STEEL & SUMITOMO METAL CORPORATION 6-1 Marunouchi 2-Chome Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 100-8071 ~ 72:MASAKI YASUHIRO KANZAKI MANABU KINOMURA SHOJI TASAKA MASAHITO
UEHIRA AKHIRO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010-189111 ~ 32: 26/08/2010
2013/01288 ~ Complete ~ 54: WRAP-AROUND CARRIER WITH LOCKING HEEL RETAINING STRUCTURE ~
71:MEADWESTVACO CORPORATION IP Law Group 501 South 5th Street Richmond Virginia 23219-0501 ~
72:AUCLAIR JEAN-MICHEL BLIN PATRICK ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/384,042 ~ 32: 17/09/2010
2013/01289 ~ Complete ~ 54: FACILITATING COMMUNICATION BETWEEN ISOLATED MEMORY SPACES
OF A COMMUNICATIONS ENVIRONMENT ~ 71:INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION
New Orchard Road Armonk New York 10504 ~ 72:MACCHIANO ANGELO WINTER ALEXANDER STEVENS
JERRY TARCZA RICHARD SITTMANN III GUSTAV ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/172,978 ~ 32: 30/06/2011
- APPLIED ON 2013-02-20 2013/01301 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTIMICROBIAL FORMULATION ~ 71:ANITOX CORPORATION 1055 Progress
Circle Lawrenceville GA 30043 ~ 72:PIMENTEL JULIO ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/377 819 ~ 32: 27/08/2010
2013/01302 ~ Complete ~ 54: A SYSTEM AND METHOD OF DETERMINING AN UNAMBIGUOUS HEADING
DIRECTION OF A VEHICLE ~ 71:LEICA GEOSYSTEMS AG Heinrich-Wild-Strasse CH-9435 Heerbrugg ~
72:KELLAR WILLIAM ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010903232 ~ 32: 20/07/2010
2013/01303 ~ Complete ~ 54: AN ENERGY GENERATION SYSTEM AND METHOD THEREOF ~ 71:YEDA
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LTD THE WEIZMANN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE P.O. BOX 95
REHOVOT 76100 ISRAEL ~ 72:KARNI JACOB GARBI URI ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/380 451 ~ 32: 07/09/2010
2013/01304 ~ Complete ~ 54: BIPOLAR ELECTROCHEMICAL BATTERY WITH AN IMPROVED CASING ~
71:COMMISSARIAT A L'ENERGIE A TOMIQUE ET AUX ENERGIES ALTERNATIVES 25, rue Leblanc Batiment"
Le Ponant D" F-75015 Paris ~ 72:CHAMI MARIANNE PICARD LIONEL ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 10 56731 ~ 32:
24/08/2010
2013/01305 ~ Complete ~ 54: WELDING PROCEDURE FOR MACHINING CHARGING HOPPER ~
71:SHANGHAI BOILER WORKS CO., LTD NO. 250 Huaning Road Minhang District Shanghai P.R. China PC
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200245 ~ 72:HUANG QIWEN YAO YUAN KONG GENG ZHANG WEIQUN ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 201110253866.X ~ 32:
31/08/2011
2013/01306 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR TESTING COLD CRACK SENSITIVITY OF DISSIMILAR STEEL ~
71:SHANGHAI BOILER WORKS CO., LTD NO. 250 Huaning Road Minhang District Shanghai P.R. China PC
200245 ~ 72:LU ZHENRAN ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 201110253867.4 ~ 32: 31/08/2011
2013/01307 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR TESTING REHEATING CRACK SENSITIVITY OF DISSIMILAR
STEEL ~ 71:SHANGHAI BOILER WORKS CO., LTD NO. 250 Huaning Road Minhang District Shanghai P.R.
China PC 200245 ~ 72:LU ZHENRAN ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 201110253869.3 ~ 32: 31/08/2011
2013/01308 ~ Complete ~ 54: DENSE/DILUTE PULVERIZED COAL SEPARATOR STRUCTURE OF SINGLEFIREBALL OCTAGONAL DIRECT-FLOW BURNER ~ 71:SHANGHAI BOILER WORKS CO., LTD NO. 250
Huaning Road Minhang District Shanghai P.R. China PC 200245 ~ 72:CHEN FEI TANG HONGBIN CHEN YING
ZHANG WEIQUN ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 201110358273.X ~ 32: 14/11/2011
2013/01309 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR DETECTING AND ASSEMBLING INTERNAL PARTS OF
ULTRALONG EQUIPMENT ~ 71:SHANGHAI BOILER WORKS CO., LTD NO. 250 Huaning Road Minhang
District Shanghai P.R. China PC 200245 ~ 72:WANG LEI ZHOU WEIKANG WANG YIMIN LI MAN ~ 33: CN ~ 31:
201110253882.9 ~ 32: 31/08/2011
2013/01310 ~ Complete ~ 54: DYE SOLAR CELL WITH IMPROVED STABILITY ~ 71:BASF SE D-67056
Ludwigshafen ~ 72:PSCHIRER NEIL GREGORY BRUDER INGMAR SENS RUDIGER ERK PETER ~ 33: EP ~
31: 10170695.0 ~ 32: 23/07/2010
2013/01311 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL HETARYL (THIO)CARBOXAMIDE COMPOUNDS FOR CONTROLLING
INVERTEBRATE PESTS ~ 71:BASF SE D-67056 Ludwigshafen ~ 72:SORGEL SEBASTIAN DEFIEBER
CHRISTIAN LE VEZOUET RONAN CULBERTSON DEBORAH L ANSPAUGH DOUGLAS D ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/366 542 ~ 32: 22/07/2010
2013/01312 ~ Complete ~ 54: A METHOD AND DEVICE FOR SELF-ACTING HEAT TRANSFER IN A
DIRECTION REVERSE TO NATURAL CONVECTION ~ 71:UNIWERSYTET WARMINSKO -MAZURSKI W
OLSZTYNIE UL. Oczapowskiego 2 10-179 Olsztyn-Kortowo HEWALEX SPOLKA Z OGRANICZONA
ODPOWIEDZIALNOSCIA SPOLKA KOMANDYTOWA Skowackiego 33 45-502 Czechowice-Dziedzice
CHLUDZINSKI DANIEL Chludnie 12 18-516 Maly Plock DOBRIANSKI JURIJ UL.Zolnierska 14C M.41 10-516
Olsztyn DUDA MICHAL KAMIENSKIE 1 12-250 ORZYSZ PIECHOCKI JANUSZ YK SAKOWICZA 1 10-768
OLSZTYN SAMSEL MAREK UL, MIERUNISZKA 16 16-424 FILIPOW WOJCIK ROBERT UL. ZODIAKALNA 5
10-712 OLSZTYN ~ 72:CHLUDZINSKI DANIEL DOBRIANSKI JURIJ DUDA MICHAL PIECHOCKI JANUSZ
SAMSEL MAREK WOJCIK ROBERT ~ 33: PL ~ 31: P.391961 ~ 32: 26/07/2010
2013/01313 ~ Complete ~ 54: HERBICIDAL ISOXAZOLO[5,4-B]PYRIDINES ~ 71:BASF SE D-67056
Ludwigshafen ~ 72:MICHROWSKA-PIANOWSKA ANNA ALEKSANDRA MAJOR JULIA HUTZLER JOHANNES
NEWTON TREVOR WILLIAM EVANS RICHARD ROGER KREUZ KLAUS GROBMANN KLAUS SONG DSCHUN
SIMON ANJA WITSCHEL MATTHIAS MOBERG WILLIAM KARL PARRA RAPADO LILIANA QU TAO STELZER
FRANK KRAUS HELMUT SEITZ THOMAS VAN DER KLOET ANDREE REINGRUBER RUDIGER ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/366 535 ~ 32: 22/07/2010
2013/01314 ~ Complete ~ 54: AGONISTS OF GPR40 ~ 71:CONNEXIOS LIFE SCIENCES PVT.LTD NO.49,
Shilpa Vidya First Main Road J P NAGAR 3rd phase Bangalore 560078 ~ 72:RANGANATH RAO JAGANNATH
MADANAHALLI ARUMUGAN NAGARAJAN ANSARI MOHD MUDABBIR GUDLA CHANDRASEKHAR
PACHIYAPPAN SHANMUGAM RAMALINGAM MANIVANNAN GEORGE JENSON ARUL GEORGE FERNANDA
BOMMEGOWDA Y KENCHEGOWDA ANGUPILLAI SATHESH KUMAR KOTTAMALAI RAMAMOORTHY
JIDUGU PRADEEP RAO RAO D SHIVANAGESHWARA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/389 508 ~ 32: 04/10/2010
2013/01315 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRAY ~ 71:AUSTIN ENGINEERING LTD 100 CHISHOLM CRESCENT KEWDALE
WA 6105 WESTERN AUSTRALIA ~ 72:HALL JAMIE VINCENT CLARKE ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010903677 ~ 32:
16/08/2010
2013/01316 ~ Complete ~ 54: A FLOATING ENTRAINMENT METALLRGICAL PROCESS AND REACTOR ~
71:YANGGU XIANGGUANG COPPER CO. LTD NO. 1, Xiangguangroad Shifo Town Yanggucounty
Liaochengcity Shandong Province 252327 ~ 72:ZHOU SONGLIN LIU WEIDONG ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 201110208013.4
~ 32: 25/07/2011
2013/01317 ~ Complete ~ 54: DETERGENT COMPOSITION COMPRISING MANGANESE-OXALATE ~
71:RECKITT BENCKISER N.V. Siriusdreef 14, 2132 WT Hoofddrorp ~ 72:CABIROL MARINE GRAF NICOLE
PREUSCHEN JUDITH ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1014328.7 ~ 32: 27/08/2010
2013/01318 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPLANTS, SURGICAL METHODS, AND INSTRUMENTATION FOR USE IN
FEMOROACETABULAR IMPINGEMENT SURGERIES ~ 71:SMITH & NEPHEW, INC 7135 Goodlett Farms
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Parkway Cordova TN 38016 ~ 72:ALLEN CHARLES WAYNE RISTER DAVID WAYNE FREDERICK PHILLIP E
BELEW KEVIN WAYNE JASPER LAUREN CHRISTINA GATEWOOD JAMES CURTIS HAYS KEVIN RAY ~ 33:
US ~ 31: 61/402 249 ~ 32: 26/08/2010
2013/01319 ~ Complete ~ 54: INTRAOPERATIVE SCANNING FOR IMPLANT OPTIMIZATION ~ 71:SMITH&
NEPHEW, INC 7135 Goodlett Farms Parkway Cordova TN 38016 ~ 72:HUGHES MICHAEL DEAN ~ 33: US ~
31: 61/480 761 ~ 32: 29/04/2011
2013/01320 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONTENT SERVER ~ 71:DANCING SUN LTD 1st Floor 37 Commercial Road
Poole Dorset BH14 0HU ~ 72:BARNETT TOM ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1013855.0 ~ 32: 18/08/2010
2013/01321 ~ Complete ~ 54: CLEAR LIQUID COMPOSITION COMPRISING ALKANOYL GLYCINATE,
AMPHOTERIC SURFACTANT, ALKYL SULFATE AND SPECIFIC ASSOCIATIVE ACRYLATE POLYMERS ~
71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House Blackfriars London EC4P 4BQ ~ 72:PATEL RAJESH VASUDEVAN
TIRUCHERAI VARAHAN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/858 578 ~ 32: 18/08/2010
2013/01322 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS AND MATERIALS FOR PROVIDING TEETH WITH A WHITE
APPEARANCE ~ 71:SAFEWHITE LLC 6565 Plesenton Drive South Worthington 43085 Ohio ~ 72:BRIDGEMAN
SCOTT JOSEPH BRODY RICHARD SIMON ZUPANCIC THOMAS JOEL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/376 523 ~ 32:
24/08/2010
2013/01323 ~ Complete ~ 54: SMALL MOLECULE ARRAYS AND METHODS FOR MAKING AND USING THEM
~ 71:THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 1111 Franklin Street 5th floor Oakland 94607-5200
California ~ 72:TENG DAYU CHIEN SHU KESARI SANTOSH JIANG PENGFEI ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/375 373 ~ 32:
20/08/2010
2013/01324 ~ Complete ~ 54: BUFFERED OPHTHALMIC COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS OF USE
THEREOF ~ 71:HEALOR LTD P.O.BOX 4115 NESS-ZIONA 74140 ~ 72:TENNEBAUM TAMAR BRAIMANWIKSMAN LIORA SAGIV YUVAL LEVY-HACHAM OFRA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/411 466 ~ 32: 08/11/2010
2013/01325 ~ Complete ~ 54: DOWNLOADABLE ISIM ~ 71:TELEFONAKTIEBOLAGET L M ERICSSON (PUBL)
S 164 83 Stockholm ~ 72:OHLSSON OSCAR BARRIGA LUIS LINDHOLM FREDRIK
2013/01326 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD OF MAKING POLYCRYSTALLINE DIAMOND MATERIAL ~
71:ELEMENT SIX ABRASIVES S.A. 9 Rue Sainte Zithel L-2763 ~ 72:NAIDOO KAVESHINI DAVIES GEOFFREY
JOHN MYBURGH JOHANNES LODEWIKUS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/377 617 ~ 32: 27/08/2010
2013/01327 ~ Complete ~ 54: ASYMMETRIC TIBIAL COMPONENTS FOR A KNEE PROSTHESIS ~
71:ZIMMER, INC 1800.W Center Street Warsaw 46580 Indiana ~ 72:WENTORF MARY S S BISCHOFF
JEFFREY E PARISI RAYMOND C RETTIG KATHERINE M ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/381 800 ~ 32: 10/09/2010
2013/01328 ~ Complete ~ 54: ASYMMETRIC TIBIAL COMPONENTS FOR A KNEE PROSTHESIS ~
71:ZIMMER, INC 1800.W Center Street Warsaw 46580 Indiana ~ 72:WENTORF MARY S S BISCHOFF
JEFFREY E ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/381 800 ~ 32: 10/09/2010
2013/01329 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL COMPOUNDS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR THE INHIBITION OF NAMPT
~ 71:GENENTECH, INC One DNA way South San Francisco 94080 California FORMA TM, LLC 500 Arsenal St.
Suite 100 Watertown 02472 Massachusetts ~ 72:BAIR KENNETH W BAUMEISTER TIMM BUCKMELTER
ALEXANDRE J CLODFELTER KARL H DRAGOVICH PETER GOSSELIN FRANCIS HAN BINGSONG LIN JIAN
REYNOLDS DOMINIC J ROTH BRUCE SMITH CHASE C WANG ZHONGGUO YUEN PO-WAI ZHENG
XIAOZHANG ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/483 242 ~ 32: 06/05/2011
2013/01330 ~ Complete ~ 54: POLYMER BOUND METALLOPHTHALOCYANINES ~ 71:MINTEK 200
Malibongwe Drive Randburg 2194 Johannesburg Gauteng Province ~ 72:ZUGLE RUPHINO DARKO GODFRED
TORTO NELSON LITWINSKI CHRISTIAN NYOKONG TEBELLO ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/05880 ~ 32: 17/08/2010
2013/01331 ~ Complete ~ 54: APOPTOSIS-INDUCING AGENTS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CANCER AND
IMMUNE AND OPTOIMMUNE DISEASES ~ 71:ABBOTT LAB 100 Abbott Park Road Abbott Park Illinois 60064 ~
72:BRUNCKO MILAN DOHERTY GEORGE HASVOLD LISA KUNZER AARON R SOUERS ANDREW J TAO
ZHI-FU WANG LE WENDT MICHAEL HANSEN TODD M DING HONG ELMORE STEVEN HEXAMER LAURA
SONG XIAOHONG SULLIVAN GERARD WANG GARY T WANG XILU MANTEI ROBERT ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/181.203 ~ 32: 26/05/2009
2013/01332 ~ Complete ~ 54: INHALER ~ 71:ASTRAZENECA AB SE-151 85 Sodertalje ~ 72:ARVIDSSON
LARS RUNE GUSTAV BRIANT JOHN PHILIP COOKE CHARLES BRIAN DURIER JOHN JAMES DANIEL
PENHALLURICK TREVOR JOHN SVENSSON SVEN MARTEN JIMMY BAKEWELL WILLIAM CAMPBELL
PATRICK GROOMBRIDGE CHRISTOPHER BENJAMIN JAMES LASTOW OREST SMARTT NICHOLAS
ULLBRAND BJORN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/366 263 ~ 32: 21/07/2010
2013/01333 ~ Complete ~ 54: INHALER ~ 71:ASTRAZENECA AB S-151 85, Sodertalje ~ 72:ARVIDSSON LARS
RUNE GUSTAV CAMPBELL PATRICK JOHN JAMES DANIEL LUNDSTROM CAMILLA SVENNBERG JONAS
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BAKEWELL WILLIAM GROOMBRIDGE CHRISTOPHER BENJAMIN JAMES LUNDGREN JAN OLOF BERTIL
RITTFELDT MARTEN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/366 305 ~ 32: 21/07/2010
2013/01334 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PROVIDING TEMPORARY SUPPORT AND A
MEANS FOR RELOCATING ENERGIZED ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS ~ 71:WABNEGGER DAVID 130
Wabnegger Road Keremeos British Columbia V0X 1N1 ~ 72:WABNEGGER DAVID ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/344 432 ~
32: 21/07/2010
2013/01335 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMAGE DECODING METHOD, IMAGE CODING METHOD, IMAGE DECODING
APPARATUS, IMAGE CODING APPARATUS, PROGRAM, AND INTEGRATED CIRCUIT ~ 71:PANASONIC
CORPORATION 1006 Oaza Kadoma Kadoma-shi Osaka 571-8501 ~ 72:SASAI HISAO SHIBAHARA YOUJI
WAHADANIAH VIKTOR NAING SUE MON THET NISHI TAKAHIRO LIM CHONG SOON JING XUAN ~ 33: US ~
31: 61/388 221 ~ 32: 30/09/2010
2013/01336 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRANSDERMAL ADHESIVE COMPOSITIONS, DEVICES, AND METHODS ~
71:3M INNOVATIVE PROPERTIES COMPANY 3 M Centre Post Office Box 33427 Saint Paul Minnesota 551333427 ~ 72:DIZIO JAMES P WU ZHENG ZHI JOHNSON ELIZABETH E PRESZLER PRINCE AMY ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/366 358 ~ 32: 21/07/2010
2013/01338 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTIBODIES TO MATRIX METALLOPROTEINASE 9 ~ 71:GILEAD BIOLOGICS,
INC 333 Lakeside Drive Foster City California 94404 ~ 72:MCCAULEY SCOTT ALAN VAYSBERG MARIA ~ 33:
US ~ 31: 61/377 886 ~ 32: 27/08/2010
2013/01339 ~ Complete ~ 54: SAMPLE TESTING APPARATUS AND METHOD ~ 71:CONCATENO UK LTD 92
Milton Park Abingdon Oxfordshire OX14 4RY ~ 72:PANG ALAN LILLIS BARRY JOWETT GORDON FAIRBANK
JACK ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 10147167.9 ~ 32: 25/08/2010
2013/01340 ~ Complete ~ 54: SIDE-BY-SIDE VEHICLE ~ 71:POLARIS INDUSTRIES INC 2100 Highway 55
Medina Minnesota 55340-9770 ~ 72:SAFRANSKI BRIAN M SUNSDAHL RICHARD L BRADY LOUIS J
GILLINGHAM BRIAN R SMITH MARK A NELSON STEPHEN L MAHER JEFFREY M RUBATT JEROME J
PETERSON ROBBI L DECKARD AARON D NOWACKI PHILLIP A KOFSTAD TRACY S KJAER CURTIS R
HOLLMAN KEITH A MCNUTT KEVIN A SCHLANGEN ADAM J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/849 516 ~ 32: 03/08/2010
2013/01341 ~ Complete ~ 54: LABELS ~ 71:INNOVIA FILMS LTD Wigton Cumbria CA7 9BG ~ 72:TAYLOR
MICHAEL FRIZELL BARRY WANING RICHARD ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1015119.9 ~ 32: 10/09/2010
2013/01440 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PAYMENT ACCEPTANCE METHODS AND SYSTEMS ~ 71:FUNDAMO (PTY)
LTD 2 Strand Road Bellville Western Cape Province ~ 72:BADENHORST CORNELIUS JOHANNES
2013/01441 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PERFORMING AUTHENTICATION LOCALLY
~ 71:FUNDAMO (PTY) LTD 2 Strand Road Bellville Western Cape Province ~ 72:HUXHAM HORATIO NELSON
O'REGAN ALAN JOSEPH MOSS TARA ANNE VAN WYK HOUGH ARIE
2013/01444 ~ Complete ~ 54: FORENSIC GLOVE ~ 71:BM POLYCO LTD Crown Road Enfield EN1 1XT
COOMBES ANTHONY Cliff House Hall Bank Hartington Derbyshire SK17 0AT ~ 72:COOMBES ANTHONY ~ 33:
GB ~ 31: 1012692.8 ~ 32: 29/07/2010
2013/01603 ~ Provisional ~ 54: STORAGE ORGANISER ~ 71:WERNER BOOYSEN 1 Amble Way Paulshof
Sandton 2196 ~ 72:WERNER BOOYSEN
- APPLIED ON 2013-02-21 2013/01343 ~ Provisional ~ 54: COIL DEPLOYMENT APPARATUS ~ 71:ANDERSON MARCUS ERIC 6
Deermeade Bay SE Calgary Alberta T2J 5Z6 ~ 72:ANDERSON MARCUS ERIC
2013/01344 ~ Provisional ~ 54: BONDS AND TIMES TABLES ~ 71:HELLIL GREGORY SHAPIRO Morriston
Farm Ngesane Road Dundee 3000 ~ 72:HELLIL GREGORY SHAPIRO
2013/01345 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PROTECT-A-SPACE ~ 71:WILLEM JOHANNES JACOBUS Schneider Street 68
Franskraal ~ 72:WILLEM JOHANNES JACOBUS
2013/01346 ~ Provisional ~ 54: RIGID PVC SASH PROFILE WINDOWPANE INSTALLATION SYSTEM ~
71:MARIE EMILE BERNARD DE CHAUMONT LAVAL 28 Lyndore Avenue Willaway Midrand 1685 ~
72:GRAHAM COCHRANE MARIE EMILE BERNARD DE CHAUMONT LAVAL
2013/01347 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SEAL ARRANGEMENT FOR STEEL WINDOW FRAMES & DOORS ~ 71:MARIE
EMILE BERNARD DE CHAUMONT LAVAL 28 Lyndore Avenue Willaway Midrand 1685 ~ 72:GRAHAM
COCHRANE MARIE EMILE BERNARD DE CHAUMONT LAVAL
2013/01348 ~ Provisional ~ 54: FULL SAILS BANNER ~ 71:NORMAN CLIFFORD VENN 89 Pitzer Road Glen
Austin Midrand 1685 ~ 72:NORMAN CLIFFORD VENN
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2013/01349 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TEXT ART ~ 71:DEAN EVAN SHER 64 Rosemary way fairmount ridge
Johannesburg Gauteng 2192 ~ 72:DEAN EVAN SHER
2013/01350 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A WATER HEATING PANEL ~ 71:VAN ZYL PHILLIPUS CORNELUS No.8
President Street Hernnenman 9445 VAN ZYL JEAN-PIERRE No.573 Dwyka B Erasmuskloof Pretiria 0048 VAN
ZYL PIETER JOHANNES No.573 Dwyka B Erasmuskloof Pretoria 0048 ~ 72:VAN ZYL PHILLIPUS CORNELUS
VAN ZYL PIETER JOHANNES
2013/01351 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A STRUCTURAL INSULATED PANEL,A CONTRUCTION AND A METAL OF
CONSTRUCTION ~ 71:KLEIN RAUL ALBERTO No.2055 Peacemaker Road Las Vegas NV 89183 ~ 72:KLEIN
RAUL ALBERTO
2013/01352 ~ Complete ~ 54: MINING LIGHTING ~ 71:BEZUIDENHOUT KARL JOHN 72 Lake View Crescent
Aspen Hills Mulbarton 2190 ~ 72:BEZUIDENHOUT KARL JOHN ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/08519 ~ 32: 21/11/2011
2013/01353 ~ Complete ~ 54: FLAME PROTECTION AGENT COMPOSITIONS CONTAINING TRIAZINE
INTERCALATED META PHOSPHATES ~ 71:CATENA ADDITIVES GMBH & CO KG Neue Bergstrasse 13 64665
Alsbach-Hahnlein ~ 72:KOSTLER HANS-GUNTER DAVE TRUPTI WEHNER WOLFGANG ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 20
2010 035 103.2 ~ 32: 23/08/2010
2013/01354 ~ Complete ~ 54: VEGF-BINDING MOLECULES ~ 71:BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM
INTERNATIONAL GMBH Binger Strasse 173 55216 Ingelheim am Rhein ~ 72:GSCHWIND ANDREAS BORGES
ERIC BOUCNEAU JOACHIM DE TAVERNIER EVELYN KOLKLMAN JOOST MERCHIERS PASCAL ~ 33: EP ~
31: 10175318.4 ~ 32: 03/09/2010
2013/01355 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEVICE FOR HANDLING DRUMS,EQUIPMENT FOR TRANSFERRING
POWDER MATERIAL,AND TRANSFER METHOD ~ 71:AREVA NC 33 Rue La Fayette F-75009 PAris ~
72:PERESSONI YVAN ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 1056786 ~ 32: 26/08/2010
2013/01356 ~ Provisional ~ 54: BELT BUCKLE ~ 71:BRAITEX TENSILON (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 26 Socony
Road Elsies River 7480 ~ 72:RUDOLF ERICH HEINRICH ROSOCHACKI
2013/01357 ~ Complete ~ 54: RESIN SYSTEM AND ROCK ANCHOR ~ 71:MINOVA INTERNATIONAL LTD Unit
8 Freshwater Road Park Road Holmewood Industrial Estate Chesterfield S42 5UY Derbyshire ~ 72:SYKES
ANDREW HAWKER ROBERT ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010100811 ~ 32: 29/07/2010
2013/01358 ~ Complete ~ 54: A PROCESS FOR PREPARATION OF A TEA PRODUCT ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC
Unilever House 100 Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:BHOSLE BALAJI
MAROTRAO ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 2369/MUMI2010 ~ 32: 25/08/2010
2013/01359 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SANITISING FLUID DISPENSING SYSTEM AND A FLOW CONNECTOR USED
IN SUCH SYSTEM ~ 71:STEINER HYGIENE (PTY) LTD 110 Loper Avenue Aeroport Spartan Ext 02 Kempton
Park Gayteng ~ 72:SCHOLTZ DELANO RUMBAK DANIEL
2013/01360 ~ Complete ~ 54: AQUEOUS INK FOR THE PRINTING OF ELECTRODES FOR LITHIUM
BATTERIES ~ 71:COMMISSARIAT A L'ENERGIE ATOMIQUE ET AUX ENERGIES ALTERNATIVES 25 Rue
Leblanc Batiment "Le Ponant D" F-75015 Paris ~ 72:PICARD LIONEL GIROUD NELLY ROUAULT HELENE
SOLAN SEBASTIEN ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 1057593 ~ 32: 22/09/2010
2013/01361 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELECTRODE FOR LITHIUM BATTERIES AND ITS METHOD OF
MANUFACTURE ~ 71:COMMISSARIAT A L'ENERGIE ATOMIQUE ET AUX ENERGIES ALTERNATIVES
Batiment Le Ponant D 25 Rue Leblanc F-75015 Paris ~ 72:SOLAN SEBASTIEN GIROUD NELLY ~ 33: FR ~ 31:
1057592 ~ 32: 22/09/2010
2013/01362 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS OF SYNTHESIS GAS CONVERSION TO LIQUID HYDROCARBON
MIXTURES USING ALTERNANTING LAYERS OF SYNTHESIS GAS CONVERSION
CATALYST,HYDROCRACKING AND HYDROISOMERIZATION CATALYST ~ 71:CHEVRON USA. INC 6001
Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon 94583 California ~ 72:SAXTON ROBERT J KIBBY CHARLES L
JOTHINMURUGESAN KANDASWAMY DAS TAPAN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/208,195 ~ 32: 11/08/2011
2013/01363 ~ Complete ~ 54: PESTICIDAL ARYLPYRROLIDINES ~ 71:BAYER CROPSCIENCE AG AlfredNobel-Strasse 50 40789 Monheim ~ 72:MHARA JUN HATAZAWA MAMORU YAMAZAKI DAIEI KISHIKAWA
HIDETOSHI DOMON KEI WATANABE HIDEKAZU SASAKI NORIO MURATA TETSUYA ARAKI KOICHI
SHIMOJO EIICHI ICHIHARA TERUYUKI ISHIKAWA TADASHI SHIBUYA KATSUHIKO BRUCHNER PETER
FISCHER REINER JANSEN JOHANNES-RUDOLF KAPFERER TOBIAS MAECHILING SIMON MAUE MICHAEL
VOERSTE ARND ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010-291998 ~ 32: 28/12/2010
2013/01364 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESSING OF MANGANOUS SULPHATE/DITHIONATE LIQUORS ~
71:AMERICAN MANGANESE INC 2533 North Carson Street suit 3913 carson City 89706 Nevada ~ 72:CHOW
NORMAN FISHER JOHN W WARKENTI DOUGLAS NACU ANCA-MIHAELA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/374,691 ~ 32:
18/08/2010
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2013/01365 ~ Complete ~ 54: RUTHENIUM HYBRID FISCHER-TROPSCH CATALYST,AND METHODS FOR
PREPARATION AND USE THEREOF ~ 71:CHEVRON USA. INC 6001 Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon
94583 California ~ 72:JOTHINMURUGESAN KANDASWAMY DAS TAPAN KIBBY CHARLES L SAXTON
ROBERT J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/953,024 ~ 32: 23/11/2010
2013/01366 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AN APPARATUS,SYSTEN AND PROCESS FOR EXCTRACTING MINERALS
FROM SLURRY ~ 71:HOPE RONALD GLEN 890 Dashond street Garsfontein Ext 10 Pretoria ~ 72:HOPE
RONALD GLEN
2013/01367 ~ Complete ~ 54: A CAPSULE FOR THE PREPARATION OF A FOOD PRODUCT IN A FOOD
PREPARATION MACHINE AT HIGH PRESSURE ~ 71:NESTEC S A Avenue Nestle 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~
72:DOGAN NIHAN HENTZEL STEPHANE RAEDERER MARC DOLEAC FREDERIC PLEISCH HANSPETER ~
33: EP ~ 31: 10170478.1 ~ 32: 22/07/2010
2013/01369 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND COMPOSITION FOR REDUCING THE COLOR OF SUGAR ~
71:RDM EMPREENDIMENTOS E PARTICIPACOES S A Avenida da Recuperacao 2500 A Casa Amarela 52091010-Recife-PE ~ 72:FILHO JOSE RAIMUNDO ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/373,537 ~ 32: 13/08/2010
2013/01370 ~ Complete ~ 54: DUAL FUNCTION IN VITRO TARGET BINDING ASSAY FOR THE DETECTION
OF NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODIES AGAINST TARGET ANTIBODIES ~ 71:AMGEN INC One Amgen Center Drive
Patent Operations M/S 28-2-C Thousand Oaks CA 91320-1799 ~ 72:CHEN XINYI CYNTHIA GUPTA SHALINI
CIVOLI FRANCESCA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/372,432 ~ 32: 10/08/2010
2013/01371 ~ Complete ~ 54: MOUNTING MAT WITH FLEXIBLE EDGE PROTECTION AND EXHAUST GAS
TREATMENT DEVICE INCORPORATING THE MOUNTING MAT ~ 71:UNIFRAX I LLC 2351 Whirlpool Street
Niagara Falls New York 14305-2413 ~ 72:BEAUHARNOIS MARK ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/373,527 ~ 32: 13/08/2010
2013/01372 ~ Complete ~ 54: MONOHYDRATE OF AN AZAADAMANTANE DERIVATIVE ~ 71:ABBVIE INC 1
North Waukegan Road North Chicago IL 60064 ~ 72:CHEN SHUANG ZHANG GEOFF G Z NAPIER JAMES J
BRACKEMEYER PAUL J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/385,674 ~ 32: 23/09/2010
2013/01373 ~ Complete ~ 54: NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITION ~ 71:WELLNESS SA (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
Units 6,7,8 and 9 Beacon Business Park Bosmansdam Road Milnerton ~ 72:BURSEY WINSTON BURSEY
TATIANA ANATOLLEVNA GIBSON JAMES MICHAEL CLIVE
2013/01442 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTI-OX40 ANTIBODIES AND METHODS OF USING THE SAME ~ 71:BOARD
OF REGENTS, THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM 201 WEST SEVENTH STREET AUSTIN TEXAS 78701
~ 72:LIU YONG-JUN VOO KUI SHIN BOVER LAURA TSURUSHITA NAOYA TSO J YUN KUMAR SHANKAR ~
33: US ~ 31: 61/380.827 ~ 32: 08/09/2010
- APPLIED ON 2013-02-22 2013/01374 ~ Complete ~ 54: AN-EMAIL SYSTEM ~ 71:INVESTMENT CORPORATION (PTY) LTD 262 Hornibill
Avenue Montana Pretoria ~ 72:JANSE VAN RENSBURG PETRUS JOHANNES ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/08603 ~ 32:
23/11/2011
2013/01375 ~ Complete ~ 54: A TRANSVERSE ELEMENT FOR A SUPPORT TRAP ~ 71:GIDDICCA (PTY) LTD
109 Adcock Ingram Avenue Aeroton Johannesburg ~ 72:PAGE MARIUS
2013/01376 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM PRODUCING ENERGY THROUGH THE ACTION OF WAVES ~
71:GWAVE LLC 71 Stevens Road Hanover NH 03755 ~ 72:GLENN L BEANE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/850,340 ~ 32:
04/08/2010
2013/01377 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM FOR PRODUCING ENERGY THROUGH THE ACTION OF WAVES ~
71:GWAVE LLC 71 Stevens Road Hanover NH 03755 ~ 72:GLENN L BEANE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/850,371 ~ 32:
04/08/2010
2013/01378 ~ Complete ~ 54: PRODUCTION METHOD OF INTERMEDIATE COMPOUND FOR
SYNTHESIZING MEDICAMENT ~ 71:LG LIFE SCIENCES LTD LG Gwanghwamun Bldg 92 Sinmunno 2-GA
Jongno-Gu Seoul 110-062 ~ 72:KIM BONG CHAN KIM KYU YOUNG LEE HEE BONG AN JI EUN LEE KYU
WOONG ~ 33: KR ~ 31: 10-2010-0086619 ~ 32: 03/09/2010
2013/01379 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOUNDS ACT AT MULTIPLE PROSTAGLANDIN RECEPTORS GIVING A
GENERAL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE ~ 71:ALLERGAN INC 2525 Dupont Drive T2-7H Irvine CA 92612
~ 72:MARTOS JOSE L CARLING WILLLIAM R WOODWARD DAVID F WANG JENNY W KAMGASMETSA
JUSSI J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/375,406 ~ 32: 20/08/2010
2013/01380 ~ Complete ~ 54: ORALLY ADMINISTERED CORTICOSTEROID COMPOSITIONS ~ 71:APTALIS
PHARMATECH , INC 845 Center Drive Vandalia 45377 Ohio ~ 72:VENKATESH GOPI M PERRETT STEPHEN
COHEN FREDRIC JAY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/247,642 ~ 32: 01/10/2009
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2013/01381 ~ Complete ~ 54: WATER PURIFICATION PROCESS AND SYSTEM ~ 71:COETZEE GERT
JACOBUS 124 Key West Estate Hartbeesport Dam 0240 ~ 72:COETZEE GERT JACOBUS ~ 33: ZA ~ 31:
2011/03864 ~ 32: 26/05/2011
2013/01382 ~ Complete ~ 54: SOLAR PANEL ASSEMBLY ~ 71:EEUWES THEODORUS MARIA Molenstraat 9
NL-6687 AM Angeren ADOLFS THEODORUS STAPHANUS MARIA Molenstraat 9 NL-6687 Am Angered ~
72:ADOLFS THEODORUS STAPHANUS MARIA ~ 33: NL ~ 31: 2005311 ~ 32: 03/09/2010
2013/01383 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WALL ASSEMBLY AND METHOD OF ASSEMBLING THE SAME ~
71:ERASMUS DANIEL JORDAAN Farm Elandskraal knysna 6571 ~ 72:ERASMUS DANIEL JORDAAN
2013/01384 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRACK PAD ~ 71:LIEBHERR-MINING EQUIPMENT COLMAR SAS 49 Rue
Frederic Hartmann 68025 Cedex ~ 72:WEIB OLIVER NEYER FREDERIC DREYER VINCENT ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 11
007 448.1 ~ 32: 13/09/2011
2013/01385 ~ Complete ~ 54: THERAPEUTIC USES OF 1-[2,4-DIMETHYLPHENYLSULFANYL)PHENYL]PIPERAZINE ~ 71:H LUNDBECK A/S OTTILIAVEJ 9 DK-2500 Valby ~
72:DRAGHEIM MARIANNE FLOREA IOANA ~ 33: DK ~ 31: PA201000739 ~ 32: 23/08/2010
2013/01386 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AN ELECTRONIC MINERAL RESERVE VALUATION METHOD AND A SYSTEM
THEREFOR ~ 71:COMMODITYFIN (PTY) LTD TRADING AS PUREPLAY HOLDINGS 5 Jan smuts Avenue
Winston Park Durban 3610 ~ 72:OBERHOLSTER SAREL JOHANNES
2013/01387 ~ Complete ~ 54: DISPOSABLE SKIN CARE DEVICE ~ 71:AMBICARE HEALTH LIMITED Kinburn
Castle St. Andrews Fife Fife KY16 9DR ~ 72:MCNEILL ANDREW ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1015849.1 ~ 32: 22/09/2010
2013/01388 ~ Complete ~ 54: REMOVING STYLE CORRUPTION FROM EXTENSIBLE MARKUP LANGUAGE
DOCUMENTS ~ 71:MICROSOFT CORPORATION One Microsoft Way Redmond 98052-6399 Washington ~
72:GNDOROV SERGEI ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/877,860 ~ 32: 08/09/2010
2013/01389 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRANSDERMAL THERAPEUTIC SYSTEM WITH CRYSTALLIZATIONINHIBITING PROTECTITIVE FILM (RELEASE LINER) ~ 71:BAYER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY GMBH AlfredNobel-Strasse 10 40789 Monheim ~ 72:BRACHT STEFAN TEREBESI ILDIKO LANGGUTH THOMAS ~ 33: DE ~
31: 10210040299.0 ~ 32: 06/09/2010
2013/01390 ~ Complete ~ 54: PRESSURE SENSITIVE AGHESIVES BASED ON RENEWABLE RESOURCES
AND RELATED METHODS ~ 71:AVERY DENNISON CORPORATION 150 N Orange Grove BLVD Pasadena
91103 Californa ~ 72:KOCH CAROL A MALLYA PRAKASH WILLIAMS CHARLES R ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/374,743 ~
32: 18/08/2010
2013/01391 ~ Complete ~ 54: PHARMACEUTICAL FORMULATIONS CONTAINING RIFAXIMIN,PROCESSES
FOR THEIR OBTAINMENT AND METHOD OF TREATING INTESTINAL DISEASE ~ 71:ALFA WASSERMANN
S.P.A. 1, Via Enrico Fermi Alanno I-65020 PESCARA ~ 72:GIUSEPPE CLAUDIO VISCOMI PAOLA MAFFEI
GIUSEPPE BOTTONI MARIA GRIMALDI ~ 33: IT ~ 31: BO2011A000012 ~ 32: 19/01/2011
2013/01392 ~ Complete ~ 54: MESOTHELIONA BIOMARKERS AND USES THEREOF ~ 71:SOMALOGIC INC
2945 Wilderness Place Boulder 80301 Colorado ~ 72:OSTROFF RACHEL M STEWART ALEX A E WILLIAMS
STEPHEN ALARIC BRODY EDWARD N NIKRAD MALTI RIEL-MEHAN MICHAEL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/470,143 ~
32: 31/03/2011
2013/01393 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR GENERATING ELECTRICAL POWER FROM A
FLOWING CURRENT OF FLUID ~ 71:JUPITER HYDRO INC 404-51ST Avenue Sw Calgary T2V 0A1 Alberta ~
72:SINCLAIRE ROSS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/385,362 ~ 32: 22/09/2010
2013/01394 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRACTIVE EFFORT SYSTEM AND METHOD ~ 71:GENERAL ELECTRIC
COMPANY One River Road Schenectady New York 12345 ~ 72:WORDEN BRET DWAYNE TAMBE NIKHIL
SUBHASHCHANDRA GARULE MILIND BHARAT MALONE MATTHWE JOHN KUMAR AJITH KUTTANNAIR
KUMAR ANUBHAV COYNE JENNIFER LYNN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/371,886 ~ 32: 09/08/2010
2013/01395 ~ Provisional ~ 54: USE OF AN IRRIGATION MEANS FOR TREATING DRY EYE ~ 71:ALF JESSIE
35 Arklow Road 2194 Bryanston Gauteng ~ 72:ALF JESSIE
2013/01396 ~ Complete ~ 54: ENCODING DEVICE AND ENCODING METHOD,AS WELL AS DECODING
DEVICE AND DECODING METOD ~ 71:SONY CORPORATION 1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo 108-0075 ~
72:HATTORI SHINOBU TAKAHASHI YOSHITOMO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2011-131679 ~ 32: 13/06/2011
2013/01397 ~ Complete ~ 54: LOWER DOSAGE STRENGHT IMIQUIMOD FORMULATIONS AND SHORT
DOSING REGIMENS FOR TREATING GENITAL AND PERIANAL WARTS ~ 71:MEDICS PHARMACEUTICAL
CORPORATION 7720 North Dobson Road Scottsdale AZ 85256 ~ 72:NORDSIEK MICHAEL T LEE JAMES H
BALAJI KODUMUDI S WU JASON J BABILON ROBERT LEVY SHARON F KULP JAMES H MENG TZECHIANG BAHM VALYN S ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/771,076 ~ 32: 30/04/2010
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2013/01398 ~ Complete ~ 54: ENCODING DEVICE,ENCODING METHOD,DECODING DEIVCE,AND
DECODING METHOD ~ 71:SONY CORPORATION 1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo 108-0075 ~ 72:HATTORI
SHINOBU YONEMITSU JUN TAKAHASHI YOSHITOMO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2011/131676 ~ 32: 13/06/2011
2013/01399 ~ Complete ~ 54: ARMATURE WINDING OF ROTATING ELECTRICAL MACHINE ~ 71:KABUSHIKI
KAISHA TOSHIBA 1-1 Shibaura 1-Chome Minato-Ku Toyko 105-8001 Tokyo ~ 72:TOKUMASU TADASHI
ICHIMONJI MASAYUKI HIRAMATSU DAISUKE UEDA TAKASHI TSUJIKAWA KAZUMA OTAKA TORU
KAKIUCHI MIKKIO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2012/107565 ~ 32: 09/05/2012
2013/01400 ~ Complete ~ 54: MONOLITHIC GRAPHITIC CASTABLE REFRATORY ~ 71:ALLIED MINERAL
PRODUCTS INC 2700 Scioto Parkway Colombus OH-43221 ~ 72:MA YUECHU GREEN TIMOTHY M DOZA
DOUGLAS K GOSKI DANA G ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/376,546 ~ 32: 24/08/2010
2013/01406 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WASTE MORE EFFECTIVE LOCKABLE WHEELY BIN STAND ~ 71:PIETER
WOUTER HOLMES 55 Condor Drive Helicon Park Randfontein ~ 72:PIETER WOUTER HOLMES
2013/01477 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CONTROL JOINT SHUTTERING ~ 71:LOUIS AYLWARD 862 Northview Country
Estate 104 Summit Road Knopjeslaagte ~ 72:LOUIS AYLWARD
2013/02005 ~ Provisional ~ 54: GRANULATOR ~ 71:SHELFSURF MINERALS (ONE) PTY (LTD) Room 52
Building 16 CSIR Meiring Naude Road Scientia Pretoria ~ 72:CHARL NAUDE
- APPLIED ON 2013-02-25 2013/01401 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WALL BRACKET ~ 71:ELTON LEE HESKETH 249 BARRY HERTZOG AVENUE
EMMARENTIA JOHANNESBURG 2195 ~ 72:ELTON LEE HESKETH
2013/01402 ~ Provisional ~ 54: RAZOR WIRE BARRIER CONTAINER ~ 71:WALTER JOHN CLIVE BEADON
NO 28 La Vista Cylmor Street Somerset West 7130 MANUEL MENDES East Quay V & A Waterfront Cape Town
8000 ~ 72:WALTER JOHN CLIVE BEADON MANUEL MENDES
2013/01403 ~ Provisional ~ 54: LIP ACTIVATING MECHANISM FOR A DOCK LEVELLER ~ 71:NIGEL
HAMILTON MILLN 42 Monte Carlo Road Mahogany Ridge Westmead 3608 ~ 72:NIGEL HAMILTON MILLN
2013/01404 ~ Complete ~ 54: A DISPLAY SYSTEM FOR PRODUCTS AN/OR SERVICES ~ 71:BLUCHIP MEDIA
(PTY) LTD 75 Grayston Drive Morningside Sandton 2146 ~ 72:VAN ONSELEN CARLO ANTOINE BOTHA JODY
OELOFSE LOFTY ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/00516 ~ 32: 20/01/2011
2013/01405 ~ Complete ~ 54: DRILL HOLE PLUGS ~ 71:RISE MINING DEVELOPMENTS PTY LTD Unit 9 9
Sainsbury Street O'Connor WA 6163 ~ 72:JEFFREY BRUCE PHILLIPS ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010904174 ~ 32:
15/09/2010
2013/01407 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AIR-O-DREAMZ ~ 71:RUDOLF JOHANNES GERMISHUYS 75 Galena Street
Helderkruin 1724 FRANCOIS HOMAN P O Box 22150 Helderkruin 1733 ~ 72:RUDOLF JOHANNES
GERMISHUYS FRANCOIS HOMAN
2013/01408 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SMART PRE-PAID ELECTRIC METERS ~ 71:MOSES MAREDI 54 Graceland II
27 Faraday Road Sunninghall Sandton 2191 BANELE MVUNGE 54 Graceland II 27 Faraday Road Sunninghall
Sandton 2191 MOKWENA MOKHABELA 54 Graceland II 27 Faraday Road Sunninghall Sandton 2191 ~
72:MOSES MAREDI BANELE MVUNGE MOKWENA MOKHABELA
2013/01409 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MODULAR BUILDING ~ 71:JACOBUS FRANSOIS HORTON Featherwood No7
131 Matt Avenue Pretorius Park ~ 72:JACOBUS FRANSOIS HORTON
2013/01410 ~ Provisional ~ 54: OIL STRAINER ~ 71:ALLAN MARK WHEELER 9 Tronpant Road Bryanston
Sandton ~ 72:ALLAN MARK WHEELER
2013/01411 ~ Provisional ~ 54: BUILDING STRUCTURES ~ 71:GRIER DAVID 304 Blue Waters Moolman Road
Blaauwberg ~ 72:GRIER DAVID MILNE BRENT
2013/01412 ~ Complete ~ 54: WEAR PART SYSTEM ~ 71:TROSZCZYNSKI KRZYSZTOF LUDWIK 52 Kloof
Road Bedfordview Johannesburg 2007 ~ 72:TROSZCZYNSKI KRZYSZTOF LUDWIK ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/5304 ~
32: 26/07/2010
2013/01414 ~ Complete ~ 54: DRIVE MECHANISM FOR A DRUG DELIVERY DEVICE AND DRUG DELIVERY
DEVICE ~ 71:SANOFI-AVENTIS DEUTSCHLAND GMBH Brüningstrasse 50 D-65929 Frankfurt am Main ~
72:PLUMPTRE DAVID AUBREY ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10186732.3 ~ 32: 06/10/2010
2013/01415 ~ Complete ~ 54: DRIVE MECHANISM FOR A DRUG DELIVERY DEVICE AND DRUG DELIVERY
DEVICE ~ 71:SANOFI-AVENTIS DEUTSCHLAND GMBH Brüningstrasse 50 D-65929 Frankfurt am Main ~
72:PLUMPTRE DAVID AUBREY ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 11153481.4 ~ 32: 07/02/2011
2013/01416 ~ Complete ~ 54: BINDING MOLECULES ~ 71:ERASMUS UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
ROTTERDAM Department Of Cell Biology And Genetics P O Box 1738 NL-3000 Dr Rotterdam CRAIG ROGER
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KINGDON Jubilee House Farm Spen Moss Smallwood Sandbach CW11 2XB Cheshire ~ 72:CRAIG ROGER
KINGDON GROSVELD FRANKLIN GERARDUS JANSSENS RICHARD WILHELM DRABEK DUBRAVKA ~ 33:
GB ~ 31: 0511881.5 ~ 32: 10/06/2005
2013/01417 ~ Complete ~ 54: A METHOD OF MANAGING AN INSURANCE PLAN AND A SYSTEM THEREFOR
~ 71:DISCOVERY HOLDINGS LIMITED 155 West Street Sandton 2196 Gauteng ~ 72:GORE ADRIAN MAYERS
HERSCHEL PHILLIP ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/01595 ~ 32: 02/03/2012
2013/01418 ~ Complete ~ 54: LOW COST WATER PURIFICATION DEVICE ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever
House 100 Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:CHANDRA FRANKLIN DAVID VAN
DE POLL JONKHEER HENDRIK THEODOOR RAJANARAYANA VENKATARAGHAVAN ~ 33: IN ~ 31:
2242/MUM/2010 ~ 32: 09/08/2010
2013/01419 ~ Complete ~ 54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION AND ADMINISTRATIONS THEREOF ~
71:VERTEX PHARMACEUTICALS INCORPORATED 130 Waverly Street Cambridge 02139-4242 Massachusetts
~ 72:DOKOU ELENI JAMZAD SHAHLA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/377.873 ~ 32: 27/08/2010
2013/01420 ~ Complete ~ 54: TREATMENT FOR NEOPLASTIC DISEASES ~ 71:XBIOTECH INC 1055 West
Hastings Street Suite 300 Vancouver BC V6E 2E9 ~ 72:SIMARD JOHN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/480.635 ~ 32:
29/04/2011
2013/01421 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANIMAL MODEL FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE EFFICACY OF AN HIV
VACCINE ~ 71:TECHNOLOGIE INTEGRALE LTD Masonic Buildings Water Street Ramsey IM8 1RD Isle Of Man
~ 72:FILINOVA ELENA YU ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10008952.3 ~ 32: 27/08/2010
2013/01422 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR THE HYDROTREATMENT OF VEGETAL MATERIALS ~ 71:BTG
BIOMASS TECHNOLOGY GROUP BV Josink Esweg 34 NL-7545 PN Enschede ~ 72:VENDERBOSCH
ROBERTUS HENDRIKUS ARDIYANTI AGNES RETNO HEERES HERO JAN YAKOVLEV VADIM ERMAKOV
DMITRY KHROMOVA SOFIA PARMON VALENTIN ~ 33: RU ~ 31: 2010135823 ~ 32: 30/08/2010
2013/01423 ~ Complete ~ 54: MOBILE COMMUNICATION METHOD,RELAY NODE,AND RADIO BASE
STATION ~ 71:NTT DOCOMO INC 11-1 Nagatacho 2-Chome Chiyoda-Ku Tokyo 100-6150 ~ 72:TAKAHASHI
HIDEAKI HAPSARI WURI ANDARMAWANTI UMESH ANIL IWAMURA MIKIO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010-181881 ~ 32:
16/08/2010
2013/01424 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS FOR DETECTING ANTI-HE4 ANTIBODIES AND METHODS OF
DIAGNOSIS AND/OR PROGNOSIS OF CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH HE4-EXPRESSING CELLS ~
71:UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON THROUGH ITS CENTER FOR COMMERCIALIZATION 4311 11th Avenue
NE Suite 500 Seattle WA 98105-4608 Washington ~ 72:HELLSTROM KARL ERIK HELLSTROM INGEGERD LIU
PU JAFFAR JADE SWISHER ELIZABETH ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/377.387 ~ 32: 26/08/2010
2013/01425 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTI-C-MET ANTIBODY AND METHODS OF USE THEREOF ~ 71:ACADEMIA
SINICA 128 Sec Academia Road Nankang Taipei 11529 LIANG CHI-MING 6627 River Road Bethesda 20817
Maryland ~ 72:WU HAN-CHUNG LU RUEI-MIN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/402.788 ~ 32: 03/09/2010
2013/01426 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELECTROSTATIC SEPARATION CONTROL SYSTEM ~ 71:SEPARATION
TECHNOLOGIES LLC 101 Hampton Avenue Needham 02494 Massachusetts ~ 72:MACKAY BRUCE E SERT
BULENT ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/875.792 ~ 32: 03/09/2010
2013/01427 ~ Complete ~ 54: AN ATTACHMENT FOR PERCUSSION DRILL TOOLS ~ 71:MINCON
INTERNATIONAL LTD Smithstown Industrial Estate Shannon Co Clare ~ 72:PURCELL JOSEPH ~ 33: IE ~ 31:
S2010/0502 ~ 32: 12/08/2010
2013/01428 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A SINGLE CIGARETTE DISPENSER AND DISPENSING SYSTEM ~ 71:JONES
ELISABETH HELENA MARIA 15 The Grange 17 Cowley Road Bryanston 2191 Johannesburg KISSOS ARIEL%
Apartment 203 Glenview 30 Holt Street Parkmore 2196 Gauteng ANDELA NICHOLAAS CHRISTIAAN 16 Pump
House Close London SE167HS ~ 72:JONES ELISABETH HELENA MARIA KISSOS ARIEL ANDELA
NICHOLAAS CHRISTIAAN
2013/01429 ~ Complete ~ 54: A MONITORING OR PREDICTING SYSTEM AND METHOD OF MONITORING
OR PREDICTING ~ 71:NEUROPRO LTD P O Box 3136 Road Town Tortola ~ 72:JUFFALI WALID EL-IMAD
JAMIL ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1014333.7 ~ 32: 27/08/2010
2013/01430 ~ Complete ~ 54: USE OF SUCCINATE DEHYDROGENASE INHIBITORS AND/OR RESPIRATORY
CHAIN COMPLEX III INHIBITORS FOR IMPROVING THE RATION OF HARMFUL TO BENEFICIAL
MICROORGANISMS ~ 71:BAYER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY GMBH Alfred-Nobel-Strasse 10 40789 Monheim
~ 72:FOUGHT LORIANNE MUSSON GEORGE STEIGER DOMINIQUE YOUNG HERBERT LABOURDETTE
GILBERT RIECK HEIKO ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/367.525 ~ 32: 26/07/2010
2013/01431 ~ Complete ~ 54: ORAL CONTROLLED RELEASE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS OF
BLONANSERIN ~ 71:LUPIN LIMITED 159 CST Road Kalina Santacruz (East) State of Maharashtra Mumbai 400
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098 ~ 72:BHUTADA PRAVIN MEGHRAJJI CHANDRAN SAJEEV DESHMUKH ASHISH ASHOKRAO KULKARNI
SHIRISHKUMAR ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 891/KOL/2010 ~ 32: 10/08/2010
2013/01432 ~ Complete ~ 54: GENERATING A NON-REVERSIBLE STATE AT A BITCELL HAVING A FIRST
MAGNETIC TUNNEL JUNCTION AND A SECOND MAGNETIC TUNNEL JUNCTION ~ 71:QUALCOMM
INCORPORATED Attn:International IP Administration 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego California 92121-1714 ~
72:RAO HARI M KANG SEUNG H KIM TAE HYUNG LI XIA HAO WUYANG YU NICHOLAS K MILLENDORF
STEVEN M KIM JUNG PILL ZHU XIAOCHUN LEE KANGHO HSU WAH NAM SUH JUNGWON NOWAK
MATTHEW MICHAEL ASHKENAZI ASAF ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/849.043 ~ 32: 03/08/2010
2013/01433 ~ Complete ~ 54: ADMINISTRATION OF LORCASERIN TO INDIVIDUALS WITH RENAL
IMPAIRMENT ~ 71:ARENA PHARMACEUTICALS INC 6166 Nancy Ridge Drive San Diego California 92121 ~
72:ANDERSON CHRISTEN M SHANAHAN WILLIAM R ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/403.149 ~ 32: 10/09/2010
2013/01434 ~ Complete ~ 54: REMOTELY-CONTROLLED DOWNHOLE DEVICE AND METHOD FOR USING
SAME ~ 71:BAKER HUGHES INCORPORATED PO Box 4740 Houston TX 77210-4740 ~ 72:RADFORD
STEVEN R STAUFFER BRUCE EVANS JOHN G WITTE JOHANNES ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/377.146 ~ 32:
26/08/2010
2013/01478 ~ Complete ~ 54: CENTRALISER ~ 71:TEEK MINIGNG SOLUTIONS PTY LTD 6 East Addis Street
Wa 6430 ~ 72:ROWLING PETER SIDNEY ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010903662 ~ 32: 16/08/2010
- APPLIED ON 2013-02-26 2013/01413 ~ Complete ~ 54: DRIVE MECHANISM FOR A DRUG DELIVERY DEVICE AND DRUG DELIVERY
DEVICE ~ 71:SANOFI-AVENTIS DEUTSCHLAND GMBH Brüningstrasse 50 D-65929 Frankfurt am Main ~
72:PLUMPTRE DAVID AUBREY ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10186736.4 ~ 32: 06/10/2010
2013/01435 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ENVIRO EXTREME SYSTEM ~ 71:EX SOLUTIO ENG (PTY) LTD 29 Schoeman
Street Florenta Alberton ~ 72:TO BE ADVISED
2013/01436 ~ Complete ~ 54: DISPENSER WITH LEVEL SENSOR ~ 71:SCA HYGIENE PRODUCTS AB S-405
GöTEBORG ~ 72:STRAHLIN ANDERS HIMMELMANN GUNILLA KLING ROBERT REHNSTROM PETER
SVEDLUNG JERRY
2013/01437 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A MOBILE POWERS SUPPLY UNIT ~ 71:KARSTEL GRANT ANTHONY 3
Glanville Crescent Wendywood Sandton ~ 72:KARSTEL GRANT ANTHONY
2013/01438 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SHEET DRESSING ~ 71:PHILLIP SHAUN TRAUB 4 Montana Road Camps Bay
8001 ~ 72:PHILLIP SHAUN TRAUB
2013/01439 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ELECTRO MAGNETIC GENERATOR ~ 71:STHEMBISO JOHN MTHEMBU 5440
Ntuli Street Mohlakeng Randfontein 1759 THOKOZANI MTHEMBU 5440 Ntuli Street Mohlakeng Randfoentein
1759 ~ 72:STHEMBISO JOHN MTHEMBU THOKOZANI MTHEMBU
2013/01443 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMBINED AIR CONDITIONING,HEAT PUMP AND WATER HEATER ~
71:TOSCA TECHNOLOGIES LTD 19th Floor Newton Tower Sir William Newton Street Port Louis ~ 72:DE
VILLIERS STEPHEN PIERRE REENEN ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1218200.2 ~ 32: 10/10/2012
2013/01445 ~ Complete ~ 54: A SECURITY GATE ~ 71:ZEISS DONAVAN 730 Matumi Street Bougainvillea
Estate Montana Pretoria 0159 ~ 72:ZEISS DONAVAN ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/02089 ~ 32: 22/03/2012
2013/01446 ~ Provisional ~ 54: EFFICIENT PARALLEL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE GOLDEN CODE
DECODING ON MASSIVELY PARALLEL SIMD PROCESSORS ~ 71:TSHWANE UNIVERSITY OF
TECHNOLOGY Building 20.Office 133 Staatsartillery Road Pretoria 0002 ~ 72:AMANI KIKONGO ELIE DJOUANI
KARIM KURIEN ANISH MATHEW
2013/01447 ~ Complete ~ 54: INJECTION MOULD FOR FLEXIBLE TUBE ~ 71:PLASTICUM GROUP BV 9
Zevenheuvelenweg NL-5048 AN Tilburg ~ 72:STEGEMAN GERRIT JAN ~ 33: NL ~ 31: 2005313 ~ 32:
03/09/2010
2013/01448 ~ Complete ~ 54: TREATMENT OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION USING TGF-BETA
ANTAGONISTS ~ 71:GENZYME CORPORATION 500 Kendall Street Cambridge MA 02142 ~ 72:AKITA
GEOFFREY Y LONNING SCOTT GREGORY RICHARD C JR KUDEJ AMELIA B ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/379.315 ~
32: 01/09/2010
2013/01449 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEVICE FOR REMOVABLY FIXING A CURRENT CONDUCTOR TO A CURRENT
TRANSFORMER HOUSING ~ 71:PHOENIX CONTACT GMBH & CO Flachsmarkstrasse 8 32825 Blomberg ~
72:LEIFER CHRISTOPH THORNER CARSTEN ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 20 2010 008 750.3 ~ 32: 07/10/2010
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2013/01450 ~ Complete ~ 54: DISPOSABLE CIRCUMCISION ANASTOMAT ~ 71:SHANG JIANZHONG 4F
Overseas Student Pioneer Park Science Innovation Center Yinhu Road (N) Economic & Technology Zone Wuhu
241001 Anhui ~ 72:SHANG JIANZHONG SHANG JINGJING ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 201020297600.6 ~ 32: 19/08/2010
2013/01451 ~ Complete ~ 54: DISPOSABLE CIRCUMCISION CLAMP ~ 71:SHANG JIANZHONG 4F Overseas
Student Pioneer Park Science Innovation Center Yinhu Road (N) Economic & Technology Zone Wuhu 241001
Anhui ~ 72:SHANG JIANZHONG SHANG JINGJING ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 201020299303.5 ~ 32: 20/08/2010
2013/01452 ~ Complete ~ 54: DETERMINATION OF THE FUNDAMENTAL FREQUENCY OF A PERIODIC
SIGNAL INCLUDING HARMONIC COMPONENTS ~ 71:ITRON FRANCE 52 Rue Camille Desmoulins 92130,
Issy Les Moulineaux ~ 72:CHANEDEAU GWLADYS GAUBERT JEAN-PAUL RAMBAULT LAURENT ~ 33: FR ~
31: 1056295 ~ 32: 30/07/2010
2013/01453 ~ Complete ~ 54: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR DISTRIBUTING SAMPLES ~ 71:SAMPLEMAX
INC 1440 Paradise Point Drive #7 Navarre 32566 Florida ~ 72:EVERT JOHN R ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/014.341 ~ 32:
26/01/2011
2013/01454 ~ Complete ~ 54: PEOPLE DIRECTORY WITH SOCIAL PRIVACY AND CONTACT ASSOCIATION
FEATURES ~ 71:FACEBOOK INC 1601 Willow Road Menlo Park 94025 California ~ 72:WU CHARLES CHUSHIN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/857.192 ~ 32: 16/08/2010
2013/01455 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEVICES AND METHODS FOR FILTERING BLOOD PLASMA ~
71:NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 633 Clark Street Evanston 60208 Illinois ~ 72:KELSO DAVID M SUR
KUNAL NABATIYAN ARMAN YANCHAK BOGGIANO ASHLEY MARIE PICKERILL SAMUEL JOHN JANGAM
SUJIT GUPTA SHIVANI ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/368.156 ~ 32: 27/07/2010
2013/01456 ~ Complete ~ 54: LOCATION RANKING USING SOCIAL GRAPH INFORMATION ~ 71:FACEBOOK
INC 1601 Willow Road Menlo Park 94025 California ~ 72:REDSTONE JOSHUA SHARON EYAL M NARAYANAN
SRINIVASA P ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/858.718 ~ 32: 18/08/2010
2013/01457 ~ Complete ~ 54: PRODUCT AUTHENTICATION METHOD ~ 71:JT INTERNATIONAL SA 1 Rue De
La Gabelle CH-1211 Geneva 26 ~ 72:SCHMITZ REINER ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10174422.5 ~ 32: 27/08/2010
2013/01458 ~ Complete ~ 54: THERAPEUTIC AGENT FOR PAIN ~ 71:ASTELLAS PHARMA INC 3-11
Nihonbashi-Honcho 2-Chome Chuo-Ku Tokyo 1038411 ~ 72:KISO TETSUO TSUKAMOTO MINA ~ 33: JP ~ 31:
2010-200305 ~ 32: 07/09/2010
2013/01459 ~ Complete ~ 54: AFRICAN LANGUAGE NAME FINDING,INDEXING AND PHONETIC
STANDARDISATION SYSTEM AND METHOD ~ 71:BYTES TECHNOLOGY GROUP (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
Bytes House The Avenues North 6 Mellis Road Rivonia 2191 Johannesburg Gauteng ~ 72:ANDERSON
WINSTON NOEL ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/01536 ~ 32: 29/02/2012
2013/01460 ~ Complete ~ 54: VIDEO ENCODING METHOD AND APPARATUS USING TRANSFORMATION
UNIT OF VARIABLE TREE STRUCTURE,AND VIDEO DECODING METHOD AND APPARATUS ~
71:SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD 129 Samsung-ro Yeongtong-gu Suwon-si Gyeonggi-do, Korea (South) ~
72:LEE TAMMY HAN WOO-JIN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/374.348 ~ 32: 17/08/2010
2013/01461 ~ Complete ~ 54: SEGMENTED ARMATURE MOTOR ~ 71:SONG KIL BONG B1-130 SK Twin
Tower 119 Gasan Digital 1-Ro Guemcheon-Gu Seoul 153-802 ~ 72:SONG KIL BONG ~ 33: KR ~ 31: 10-20100072357 ~ 32: 27/07/2010
2013/01462 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONDUIT INNERDUCT HAVING REDUCED FRICTION AND HIGH STRENGTH ~
71:WESCO EQUITY CORPORATION 225 West Station Square Drive Suite 700 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 15219 ~
72:ALLEN JERRY L ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/193.915 ~ 32: 29/07/2011
2013/01463 ~ Complete ~ 54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS FOR CALONOLIDES,THEIR
DERIVATIVES AND ANALOGUES,AND PROCESS FOR PRODUCING THE SAME ~ 71:CRAUN RESEARCH
SDN BHD Lot 3147 Block 14 Jalan Sultan Tengah 93055 Kuching Jalan Sultan Tengah 93055 Kuching Sarawak
~ 72:PHANG NYIE LIN ABDULLAH ZALIHA CHRISTINE ~ 33: MY ~ 31: PI 2010004411 ~ 32: 22/09/2010
2013/01464 ~ Complete ~ 54: PHENOLIC RESIN,METHOD FOR PREPARING SAME,SIZING COMPOSITION
FOR MINERAL FIBERS AND RESULTING PRODUCT ~ 71:SAINT-GOBAIN ISOVER 18 Avenue D'Alsace F92400 Courbevoie ~ 72:RONCUZZI CLAUDIO ROUSSELET GUILLAUME DOUCE JEROME MALLIER JEANLOUIS ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 1056803 ~ 32: 27/08/2010
2013/01465 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOTUM PROTEIN MODULATORS AND METHODS OF USE ~ 71:STEM
CENTRX INC 450 East Jamie Court South San Francisco CA 94080 ~ 72:STULL ROBERT A FOORD ORIT
DYLLA SCOTT J AUJAY MONETTE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/510.413 ~ 32: 21/07/2011
2013/01466 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DISTRI BULEK ~ 71:MOHAMED-TARIQ KAHN No 25 New Market Road Turfhall
Park Lansdown Leonard Michael PETERSEN 45 30th Avenue Elsies River 7490 ~ 72:MOHAMED-TARIQ KAHN
LEONARD MICHAEL PETERSEN
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2013/01476 ~ Provisional ~ 54: HYDRAULIC DRILLING APPARATUS ~ 71:SULZER HYDROMINING (PTY) LTD
9 Gerhardus Road Elandsfontein 1406 ~ 72:VESSEY DOUGLAS RYAN
2013/01520 ~ Complete ~ 54: APPARATUS FOR COMBUSTING A FUEL AT HIGH PRESSURE AND HIGH
TEMPERATURE,AND ASSOCIATED SYSTEM ~ 71:PALMER LABS LLC 300 Fuller Street Durham North
Carolina 27701 8 RIVERS CAPITAL LLC 300 Fuller Street Durham North Carolina 27701 ~ 72:PALMER MILES R
ALLAM RODNEY JOHN BROWN JR GLENN WILLIAM FETVEDT JEREMY ERON ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/220,439 ~
32: 29/08/2011
2013/01521 ~ Complete ~ 54: SCREEN PANEL WITH IMPROVED APERTURES ~ 71:TEGA INDUSTRIES
LIMITED 147 Block G New Alipore Kolkata 700 053 West Bengal ~ 72:MOHANKA MADAM MOHAN ~ 33: IN ~
31: 981/KOL/2010 ~ 32: 01/09/2010
- APPLIED ON 2013-02-27 2013/01467 ~ Complete ~ 54: SANITARY FITTING ~ 71:HANSGROHE SE Auestrabe 5-9 77761 Schiltach ~
72:BLATTNER JOACHIM GROHE PHILIPPE SCHWEIZER STEFANIE ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10201203018.2 ~ 32:
28/02/2012
2013/01468 ~ Complete ~ 54: SANITARY FITTING ~ 71:HANSGROHE SE Auestrabe 5-9 77761 Schiltach ~
72:BALKAU MATTHIAS BLATTNER JOACHIM KINLE ULRICH WOHRLE MARKUS ~ 33: DE ~ 31:
102012203016.6 ~ 32: 28/02/2012
2013/01469 ~ Complete ~ 54: TOP STRUCTURE ~ 71:CAN MINING MANAGEMENT (PTY) LTD Factory 50 J
Moumo Street Tlhabane ~ 72:BESTER RIAAN
2013/01470 ~ Complete ~ 54: WEAR-RESISTANT LINER ~ 71:FRASER GEORGE WILSON 160 Wright Road
Nuffield Springs ~ 72:FRASR GEORGE WILSON ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/02817 ~ 32: 10/04/2012
2013/01471 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SKALLAS DEUR BLOK ~ 71:SCHALK JACOBUS BOTHA Haarhoff Street Wes nr
678 Rietfontein Pretoria ~ 72:SCHALK JACOBUS BOTHA
2013/01472 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TH69-DUST SUPPRESSION ~ 71:TOWER TECHNOLOGY HOLDING (PTY)
LTD P O Box 72967 Lynnwoodridge 0040 ~ 72:MICHAEL WINDSOR SYMONS
2013/01473 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TH68-STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS ~ 71:TOWER TECHNOLOGY HOLDING
(PTY) LTD P O Box 72967 Lynnwoodridge 0040 ~ 72:MICHAEL WINDSOR SYMONS
2013/01474 ~ Complete ~ 54: A DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM FOR MALARIA ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA 50603
Kuala Lumpur Malaya ~ 72:CHUA KEK HENG LEE PING CHIN LIM AOI LIAN CHEW CHING HOONG ~ 33: MY
~ 31: PI2010003802 ~ 32: 13/08/2010
2013/01479 ~ Complete ~ 54: FUNGICIDAL COMPOSITIONS ~ 71:BASAF SE D-67056 LUDWIGSHAFEN ~
72:GEWEHR MARKUS DIETZ JOCHEN HADEN EGON ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/370,137 ~ 32: 03/08/2010
2013/01480 ~ Complete ~ 54: THEOBROMINE IN COMBINATION WITH AN EXPECTORANT OR A
MUCOLYTIC FOR USE IN THERAPY ~ 71:BIOCOPEA LILMITED 100 Fetter Lane London Greater London
EC4A 1BN ~ 72:BANNISTER ROBIN MARK BREW JOHN ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1014391.5 ~ 32: 27/08/2010
2013/01481 ~ Provisional ~ 54: METHODS OF AND APPARATUS FOR CONVERTING HEAT ENERGY INTO
MECHANICAL ENERGY ~ 71:HEAT RECOVERY MICRO SYSTEMS CC 9 Lieberg Street Heidelburg Gauteng
1441 ~ 72:ENSLIN JOHAN ADAM
2013/01482 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYTEMS AND METHODS FOR ALTERING THE SURFACE OF A BONE ~
71:SMITH& NEPHEW INC 1450 East Brooks Road Memphis TN 38116 ~ 72:GIBSON LUKE ANDREW SHARP
JEFFREY A ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/373,967 ~ 32: 16/08/2010
2013/01483 ~ Complete ~ 54: PATIENT-MATCHED TISSUE GUIDE FOR PLACING A SURGICAL DEVICE ~
71:SMITH& NEPHEW INC 1450 East Brooks Road Memphis TN 38116 ~ 72:GIBSON LUKE ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/373,958 ~ 32: 18/08/2010
2013/01484 ~ Complete ~ 54: PRODUCTION OF SOY PROTEIN PRODUCT USING CALCIUM CHLORIDE
EXTRACTION ("S702/S7300/S7200/S7301") ~ 71:BURCON NUTRASCIENCE (MB) CORP 1388 Waller Avenue
Winnipeg R3T 1P9 Manitoba ~ 72:SEGALL KEVIN I SCHWEIZER MARTIN GREEN BRENT E MEDINA SARAH
GOSNELL BRANDY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/213,663 ~ 32: 30/06/2009
2013/01485 ~ Complete ~ 54: PRODUCTION OF SOY PROTEIN PRODUCT CALCIUM CHLORIDE
EXTRACTION ("S702/S7300/S7200/S301") ~ 71:BURCON NATRASCIENCE (MB) CORP 1388 Waller Avenue
Winnipeg R3T 1PG Manitoba ~ 72:SEGALL KEVIN I SCHWEIZER MARTIN GREEN BRENT E MEDINA SARAH
GOSNELL BRANDY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/213,663 ~ 32: 30/06/2009
2013/01511 ~ Complete ~ 54: BICYCLIC AZAHETEROCYCLIC CARBOXAMIDES AS INHIBITORS OF THE
KINASE P70S6K ~ 71:MERCK PATENT GMBH Frankfurter Strasse 250 64293 Darmstadt ~ 72:HUCK BAYARD
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R JONES REINALDO C XIAO YUFANG LAN RUOXI SUTTON AMANDA E NEAGU CONSTANTIN DESELM
LIZBETH CELESTE KARRA SRINIVASA R MOCHALKIN IGOR RICHARDSON THOMAS E ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/368,964 ~ 32: 29/07/2010
2013/01522 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MICROMETROLOGY COORDINATE MEASUREMENT MACHINE ~
71:STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY Admin B Victoria Street Stellenbosch Western Cape Province 7600 ~
72:RUGBANI ALI SCHREVE KRISTIAAN
2013/01527 ~ Complete ~ 54: FLYING VEHICLE RETRACTABLE WING HINGE AND TRUSS ~ 71:SAMSON
AIP INC 1820 Hillish Rock Road Meadow Vista CA 95722 ~ 72:BOUSFIELD SAMUEL HALL ROBERTS
ROBERT N BROWN MATTHEW A ANEMAAT WILLEM A J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/400.896 ~ 32: 03/08/2010
2013/01604 ~ Provisional ~ 54: COOLING AUXILIARIES (CA) ~ 71:EDWARD HENRY MATHEWS 29 Nicklaus
Street Silver Lakes 0054 ~ 72:EDWARD HENRY MATHEWS
2013/01605 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MANAGEMENT TOOLBOX (MTB) ~ 71:EDWARD HENRY MATHEWS 29
Nicklaus Street Silver Lakes 0054 ~ 72:EDWARD HENRY MATHEWS
2013/01606 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PROCESS TOOLBOX (PTB) ~ 71:EDWARD HENRY MATHEWS 29 Nicklaus
Street Silver Lakes 0054 ~ 72:EDWARD HENRY MATHEWS
2013/01486 ~ Complete ~ 54: MICRORGANISMS AND METHODS FOR THE CO-PRODUCTION OF
ISOPROPANOL WITH PRIMARY ALCOHOLS, DIOLS AND ACIDS ~ 71:GENOMATICA INC 10520 Wateridge
Circle San Diego California 92121 ~ 72:PHARKYA PRITI BURGARD ANTHONY P OSTERHOUT ROBIN E
BURK MARK J SUN JUN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/254,650 ~ 32: 23/10/2009
2013/01487 ~ Complete ~ 54: STABLE SNS-595 COMPOSITONS AND METHODS OF PREPARATION ~
71:SUNESIS PHARMACEUTICALS INC 395 Oyster Point Boulevard Suite 400 South San Francisco California
94080 ~ 72:SUDHAKAR ANANTHA JACOBS JEFF HASHASH AHMED RITCHIE SEAN CHENG HENGQIN ~
33: US ~ 31: 61/240,161 ~ 32: 04/09/2009
2013/01488 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEIVECS AND METHODS FOR DILATING A PARANASAL SINUS OPENING
AND FOR TREATING SINUSITIS ~ 71:SINUSYS CORPORATION 4030 Fabian Way Palo Alto California 94303
~ 72:SCHRECK THOMAS A HESTER JEROME E EDGREN DAVID E POUTIATINE ANDREW I RIESER
CURTIS L ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/416,248 ~ 32: 22/11/2010
2013/01489 ~ Complete ~ 54: AN ALUMINA BLOCK FILTER MEDIA ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100
Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:ABDUL KAREEM SHAJAHAN CHATTERJEE
JAIDEEP GUPTA SANTOSH KUMAR PRATAP SHAILENDRA RAMACHANDRAN RAJEESH KUMAR ~ 33: IN ~
31: 2560/MUM/2010 ~ 32: 16/09/2010
2013/01490 ~ Complete ~ 54: FRAGRANCED SPOAP COMPOSITIONS ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House
100 Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:YANG LIN TSAUR SHENG LIANG ~ 33: US
~ 31: 12/891,874 ~ 32: 28/09/2010
2013/01491 ~ Complete ~ 54: LIQUID SOAP COMPOSITIONS ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 Victoria
Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:TSAUR SHENG LIANG ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/891,879 ~ 32:
28/09/2010
2013/01492 ~ Complete ~ 54: A COMPOSITION AND METHOD FOR TREATING SUBSTRATES ~
71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:DAS
SOMNATH DUTTA KINGSHUK PRAMANIK AMITAVA ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 2673/MUM/2010 ~ 32: 27/09/2010
2013/01493 ~ Complete ~ 54: EDIBLE FAT CONTINUOUS SPREADS ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100
Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:BONS JOHANNES ROBERT FLOTER
ECKHARD HUIZINGA HINDRIK SMIT-KINGMA IRENE ERICA ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10178323.1 ~ 32: 22/09/2010
2013/01494 ~ Complete ~ 54: FABRIC TREATMENT COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING TARGET BENEFIT
AGENTS ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~
72:FERGUSON PAUL JONES CHRIATOPHER CLARKSON ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1015672.7 ~ 32: 20/09/2010
2013/01495 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR STRAGHTENING HAIR ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100
Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:ROBSON SCOTT TAYLOR CHERLY ANNE ~
33: EP ~ 31: 10179169.7 ~ 32: 24/09/2010
2013/01496 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONCURRENT EDITING OF ONLINE DRAWINGS ~ 71:MICROSOFT
CORPORATION One Microsoft Way Redmond 98052-6399 Washington ~ 72:SAINI SHAILESH ALBRECHT
BRIAN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/878,842 ~ 32: 09/09/2010
2013/01497 ~ Complete ~ 54: A SOUNDER FOR MOBILE APPARATUS ~ 71:BRIGADE ELECTRONICS PLC
Brigade House The Mills Station Road South Darenth Kent DA4 9BD ~ 72:HANSON-ABBOTT CHRISTOPHER
LEVENTHALL HUBERT GEOFFREY SANDS KELLY
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2013/01498 ~ Complete ~ 54: DIAGNOSTIC METHOD ~ 71:ISIS INNOVATION LTD University Offices Wellington
Square Oxford OX1 2JD ~ 72:SARGENT IAN SOUTHCOMBE JENNIFER GRANNE INGRID ~ 33: GB ~ 31:
1013151.4 ~ 32: 04/08/2010
2013/01499 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRANSMISSION APPARATUS,TRANSMISSION METHOD,RECEPTION
APPARATUS,RECEPTION METHOD,TRANSMISSION/RECEPTION SYSTEM,AND CABLE ~ 71:SONY
CORPORATION 1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo 108-0075 ~ 72:TOBA KAZUAKI ICHIMURA GEN SUZUKI
KAZUYOSHI HAYASHI TOSHIHIDE ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010/220328 ~ 32: 30/09/2010
2013/01500 ~ Complete ~ 54: PMI FOAMS WITH IMPROVED MECHANICAL PROPERTIES,IN PARTICULAR
WITH INCREASED ELONGATION AT TEAR ~ 71:EVONIK ROHM GMBH Kirschenallee 64293 Darmstadt ~
72:BERNHARD KAY GEYER WERNER JAHN TORSTEN HEMPLER MTHIAS BARTHEL THOMAS ~ 33: DE ~
31: 102010 040 286.9 ~ 32: 06/09/2010
2013/01501 ~ Complete ~ 54: A CAPSULE FOR FOOD PREPARATION ~ 71:NESTEC S A Avenue Nestle 55
CH-1800 Vevey ~ 72:DOGAN NIHAN PALTHEY JEAN-BERNARD DOLEAC FREDERIC RAEDERER MARC ~
33: EP ~ 31: 10171012.7 ~ 32: 28/07/2010
2013/01502 ~ Complete ~ 54: CODING OF INTER PREDICTION MODES AND OF REFERENCE PICTURE LIST
INDEXES FOR VIDEO CODING ~ 71:QUALCOMM INCORPORATED 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego CA
92121 ~ 72:CHIEN WEI-JUNG WANG XIANGLIN CHEN YING CHEN PEISONG KARCZEWICZ MARTA COBAN
MUHAMMED Z ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/179,400 ~ 32: 08/07/2011
2013/01503 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MOBILE WORKSTATION ~ 71:VENTER MARIUS WILLIE PIETER No. 37 king
Crescent Willow Acres Estates Silver Lakes 0048 Pretoria Gauteng ~ 72:VENTER MARIUS WILLIE PIETER
2013/01504 ~ Complete ~ 54: FACILITATING TRANSPORT MODE INPUT/OUTPUT OPERATIONS BETWEEN
A CHANNEL SUBSYSTEM AND INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICES ~ 71:INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES
CORPORATION New Orchard Road Armonk New York 10504 ~ 72:HATHORN ROGER RICCI LOUIS KALOS
MATTHEW JOSEPH RIEDY DALE CANDELARIA SUSAN KAY FLANAGAN JOHN CARLSON SCOTT
YUDENFRIEND HARRY CASPER DANIEL FRANCIS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/173,754 ~ 32: 30/06/2011
2013/01505 ~ Complete ~ 54: CIS-TETRAHYDROSPIRO(CYCLOHEXANE-1,1'-PYRIDO[3,4-B]INDOL)-4-AMINE
DERIVATIVES ~ 71:GRUNENTHAL GMBH Zieglerstrasse 6 52078 Aachen ~ 72:LINZ KLAUS NOLTE BERT
SCHICK HANS ZEMOLKA SASKIA SCHUNK STEFAN ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10007822.9 ~ 32: 28/07/2010
2013/01506 ~ Complete ~ 54: HIGH SRENGTH AND DUCTILITY ALPHA/BETA TITANIUM ALLOY ~ 71:ATI
PROPERTIES INC 1600 N.E. Old Salem Road Albany OR 97321 ~ 72:BRYAN DAVID J BAYHA THOMAS D
MANTIONE JOHN V ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/108,045 ~ 32: 16/05/2011
2013/01507 ~ Complete ~ 54: GLP-1 RECEPTOR AGONIST COMPOUNDS HAVING STABILIZED REGIONS ~
71:AMYLIN PHARMACEUTICALS INC 9360 Towne Centre Drive San Diego 92121 California ~ 72:ALFAROLOPEZ JOSUE SOARES CHRISTOPHER J GHOSH SOUMITRA S SHARMA ABHINANDINI COATS EUGENE
~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/368,522 ~ 32: 28/07/2010
2013/01508 ~ Complete ~ 54: FUEL AND COMBUSTIBLE MIXTURE USED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR FOSSIL
FUELS IN THERMOELECTRTIC POWER PLANTS, INDUSTRIAL AND CENTRAL HEATING FURNACES ~
71:COR BREVIS D O O Bednjanska 12 HR-10000 Zagreb ~ 72:COSIC DRAGO
2013/01509 ~ Complete ~ 54: BALANCED LOADING ARM WITHOUT A BASE FOR TRANSFERRING A FLUID
PRODUCT ~ 71:FMC TECHNOLOGY SA Route des Clerimois F-89107 sens ~ 72:FUSY JOEL ~ 33: FR ~ 31:
1056948 ~ 32: 01/09/2010
2013/01510 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL MUTANT MICRORGANISM PRODUCING SUCCINIC ACID
SIMULTANEOUSLY USING USING SUCROSE AND GLYCEROL,AND METHOD PREPARING SUCCINIC ACID
USING SAME ~ 71:KOREA ADVANVED INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 373-1 Guseong-dong
Yuseong-gu Daejeon 305-701 ~ 72:LEE SANG YUP CHOI SOL LEE JEONG WOOK YI JONGHO ~ 33: KR ~ 31:
10-2010-0084327 ~ 32: 30/08/2010
- APPLIED ON 2013-02-28 2013/01513 ~ Provisional ~ 54: NON-WAX PAPER COATING ~ 71:SEAL CHEMISTRY (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED 10 Darby Crescent Mariann Industrial Estate Pinetown 3610 Kwazulu Natal ~ 72:KNOX DOUGLAS
ALISTAIR HERBERT ANGAMUTHOO GONASEELAN
2013/01514 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CHEMICALLY IMPREGNATED GARMENT ~ 71:THE HENRY JUST SHARE
TRAUST 51 Old Main Road Gillitts 3610 KwaZulu-Natal ~ 72:JOHN ROBERTS
2013/01515 ~ Provisional ~ 54: INTELLIGENT LIGHTING APPARATUS ~ 71:AZOTEQ (PTY) LTD 109 Main
Street Paarl ~ 72:BRUWER FREDERICK JOHANNES
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2013/01516 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A BREATH FRESHNER ~ 71:DAVIES JAYNE JOY 29 Sandalwood Cornelius
Street Weltevreden Park ~ 72:DAVIES JAYNE JOY
2013/01517 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SOLARPACK ~ 71:JACOBUS GIDEON LOUW 7 Mountroux street Paarl 7646 ~
72:JACOBUS GIDEON LOUW
2013/01518 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PATIO FURNITURE MADE FROM RUBBER AND FOAM ~ 71:THEMBA
SEHAWU 10 Kamferbos Street kilnepark Pretoria 0126 LINDA TSHABALALA 10 Kamferbos Street kilnerpark
Pretoria 0126 NONTLE SIGWAYI 10 Kamferbos street kilnerpark Pretoria 0126 ~ 72:THEMBA SEHAWU LINDA
TSHABALALA NONTLE SIGWAYI
2013/01519 ~ Provisional ~ 54: RIPELLER ~ 71:MARK ANTONIE DEPLREEZ 1 Pievve road Honeydew
Randburg ~ 72:MARK ANTONIE DEPLREEZ
2013/01523 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTI-ALTERNATING ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD MANAGEMENT-COPPER
SHUNT ~ 71:ZHEJIANG YONGTAILONG ELECTRONIC CO LTD No.8 Kangding Road Economics development
Zone Wutong Street Tongxiang Zhejiang 314500 ~ 72:ZHU YONGHU ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 201110231609.6 ~ 32:
12/08/2011
2013/01524 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A FRACTURING DEVICE ~ 71:WINGARD JOHANN HENDRICK Unit 79 RFG
Haymeadow Cresent Faerie Glen 0081 ~ 72:WINGARD JOHANN HENDRICK
2013/01525 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DOWNDRAUGHT STOVE ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF JOHANNESBURG Cnr.
Kingsway and University Roads Auckland Park Johannesburg 2006 ~ 72:PEMBERTON-PIGOTT CRISTOPIN
ROBERT
2013/01526 ~ Provisional ~ 54: STEERING APPARATUS ~ 71:TRANSACTION CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES
(SA) (PTY) LIMITED 187 Beyers Naude Drive Northcliff Johannesburg 2195 ~ 72:THOMAS MALCOLM WILLIAM
MALAN JOHN MELVILLE THOMAS DARREN MALCOLM
2013/01528 ~ Provisional ~ 54: YIELDING WALL SUPPORT STRAP ~ 71:KLATRADE 458 CC T/A A T M
COMPONENTS 12 Maroela Road Dal Fouche Springs 1559 Gauteng ~ 72:DAVIES GORDON DANIEL
2013/01529 ~ Complete ~ 54: MICRONIZED CACO3 SLURRY INJECTION SYSTEM FOR THE
REMINERALIZATION OF DESALINATED AND FRESH WATER ~ 71:OMYA DEVELOPMENT AG Baslestrasse
42 CH-4665 Oftringen ~ 72:SKOVBY MICHAEL POFFET MARTINE BURI MATTHIAS BLUM RENE VINZENZ ~
33: US ~ 31: 61/401,854 ~ 32: 20/08/2010
2013/01530 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR PACKAGING FUNGAL SPORES IN A MODIFIED ATMOSPHERE
WITH A VIEW TO INCREASING THE SHELF LIFE OF THE FUNGI ~ 71:EMPRESA BRASILEIRA DE
PESQUISA AGROPECUARIA -EMBRAPA Edifico Sede Pqeb-Final W/3 Norte Plano Piloto Brasilia DF Cep
70770-901 ~ 72:RODRIGUES DE FARIA MARCOS ~ 33: BR ~ 31: PI002615-0 ~ 32: 30/07/2010
2013/01531 ~ Complete ~ 54: ONE-STEP METHOD FOR BUTADIENE PRODUCTION ~ 71:OBSHCHESTVO S
OGRANICHENNOY OTVETSVENNOST JU "UNISIT" Ul.Leninskie Gory 1-75-B Moscow 119991 ~
72:ORDOMSKIY VITAL VALERIEVICH SUSHKEVICH VITALY LEONIDOVICH IVANIVA IRINA IGOREVNA ~ 33:
RU ~ 31: 2010131711 ~ 32: 29/07/2010
2013/01532 ~ Complete ~ 54: PUMP ~ 71:HUTTON DAVID Broom Farm chedgrave Norwich NR14 6BQ
HUTTON TECHNOLOGIES LTD Broom Farm Chedgrave Norwich NE14 6BQ ~ 72:HUTTON DAVID ~ 33: ZM ~
31: TO BE ADVISED ~ 32: 19/06/2012
2013/01533 ~ Complete ~ 54: SLIDE DOOR CURRENT-CARRYING SYSTEM ~ 71:TOYOTA SHATAI
KABUSHIKI KAISHA 100 Kanayama Ichiriyama-cho Kariya-shi Aichi 4488666 ~ 72:GONDA TATSUYA ~ 33: JP ~
31: 2010-223533 ~ 32: 01/10/2010
2013/01534 ~ Complete ~ 54: WASTE HEAT BOILER ~ 71:HALDOR TOPSOE A/S Nymollevej 55 DK-2800 KGS
Lyngby ~ 72:CHRISTIANSEN HANS GEORG
2013/01535 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYNERGISTIC HERBICIDAL COMPOSITION CONTAINING PENOXSULAM AND
BENTAZON ~ 71:DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC 9330 Zionsville Road Indianapolis 46268 Indiana ~ 72:MANN
RICHARD K HUANG YI-HSIOU ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/378,130 ~ 32: 30/08/2010
2013/01536 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOSTION AND METHOD FOR MUSCLE REPAIR AND REGENERATION ~
71:THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY 1020 Walnut Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19107 ~ 72:IWAMOTO
MASAHIRO PACIFIC MAURIZIO ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/378,996 ~ 32: 01/09/2010
2013/01537 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PROCESSING GEOPHYSICAL DATA ~ 71:ARKEX
LIMITED Newton House Cambridge Business Park Cowley Road Cambridge CB4 0WZ Cambridgeshire ~
72:DYER NEIL JAMES COSTA E SILVA MERCIA BETANIA ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1013091.2 ~ 32: 04/08/2010
2013/01538 ~ Complete ~ 54: HYDROBROMIDE SALTS OF A PYRAZOLYLAMINOQUINAZOLINE ~ 71:AMBIT
BIOSCIENCES CORPORATION 4215 SORRENTO VALLEY BOULEVARD SAN DIEGO 92121 CALIFORNIA ~
72:GROSS TIMOTHY DAVID O'DONNELL PATRICK B ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/379,291 ~ 32: 01/09/2010
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2013/01539 ~ Complete ~ 54: ROTOR FOR MODULATED POLE MACHINE ~ 71:HOGANAS AB (PUBL)
Bruksgatan 35 S-263 83 Hoganas ~ 72:ATKINSON GLYNN JACK ALAN PENNANDER LARS-OLOV ~ 33: US ~
31: 61/384,514 ~ 32: 20/09/2010
2013/01540 ~ Complete ~ 54: DYANAMIC PLACE VISIBILITY IN GEO-SOCIAL NETWORKING SYSTEM ~
71:FACEBOOK INC 1601 Willow Road Menlo Park 94025 California ~ 72:REDSTONE JOSHUA GERTZFIELD
BENJAMIN J SHARON EYAL M NARAYANAN SRINIVASA P HUI DANIEL JENG-PING ~ 33: US ~ 31:
12/858,859 ~ 32: 18/08/2010
2013/01541 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR INTRAVENOUS DRUG MANAGEMENT USING
IMMITTANCE SPECTROSCOPY ~ 71:S E A MEDICAL SYSTEM INC 61 Daggett Drive San Jose 95134
Califonia ~ 72:MASTIEV LEONID F WEICKERT MICHAEL J BENNETT JAMES W SMITH MATTHEW F BLANKE
KIT LITVINTSEVA SVETLANA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/429,461 ~ 32: 04/01/2011
2013/01542 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR PREPARING DIALKYL DISULPHIDES ~ 71:ARKEMA FRANCE
420 Rue D`Estienne D`Orves F-92700 Colombes ~ 72:FREMY GEORGES RAYMOND JEAN-MICHEL ~ 33: FR
~ 31: 1057904 ~ 32: 30/09/2010
2013/01543 ~ Complete ~ 54: FRAGRANCE PRODUCING LIGHTING DEVICE ~ 71:IDC ENCHANTED
LIGHTING COMPANY LLC 899 Henrietta creek Road Roanoke 76262 Texas ~ 72:BROWDER JOHN KOWALEC
MATTHEW RUSHING ALAN MOODY BRETT ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/280,055 ~ 32: 24/10/2011
2013/01544 ~ Complete ~ 54: POLYMER RESINS HAVING IMPROVED BARRIER PROPERTIES AND
METHODS OF MAKING SAME ~ 71:CHEVRON PHILIPS CHEMICAL COMPOANY LP 10001 Six Pines Drive
The Woodlands 77380 Texas ~ 72:YANG QING TSO CHUNG CHING MCDANIEL MAX P ST JEAN GUYLAINE
~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/875,373 ~ 32: 03/09/2010
2013/01545 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR EXTENDING A DETERMINISTIC FIELDBUS
NETWORK OVER A WIDE AREA ~ 71:SCHWETZER ENGINEERING LABORATORIES INC 2350 NE Hopkins
Court Pullman 99163 Washington ~ 72:ROURKE MICHAEL E RYAN MAX B BENNETT JERRY J DOLEZILEK
DAVID J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/390,850 ~ 32: 07/10/2010
2013/01546 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND NETWORK NODE ~ 71:TELEFONAKTIEBOLAGET L M
ERICKSSON (PUBL) S-164 83 Stockholm ~ 72:EHRENHOLM BO KELLER RALF SCHLIWA-BERTLING PAUL ~
33: US ~ 31: 61/392,093 ~ 32: 12/10/2010
2013/01547 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESSED DRI MATERIAL ~ 71:NU-RON TECHNOLOGY LLC 1915 Rexfors
Road Charlotte 28211 North Carolina ~ 72:LEVANDUSKI GARY M BARTHOLOMEW KYLE HENDRICKSON
DAVID W MANNING CHRISTOPHER P RAMJEWAN ANTHONY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/381,907 ~ 32: 10/09/2010
2013/01548 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS FOR SYNTHESIZING A MATERIAL,IN PARTICULAR DIAMOND,BY
CHEMICAL VAPOUR DEPOSITION AND A DEVICE FOR APPLYING THE METHOD ~ 71:DIAROTECH Centre
Heracles-Chaussee De Cahrleroi 95 B-6060 Gilly ~ 72:TELLEZ OLIVA HORACIO ~ 33: BE ~ 31: BE2010/0472 ~
32: 30/07/2010
2013/01549 ~ Complete ~ 54: UTILITY COMMUNICATION METHOD AND SYSTEM ~ 71:ABB TECHNOLOGY
AG Affolternstrasse 44 CH-8050 Zurich ~ 72:BENNINGER HANS CACHIN DOMINIQUE COMINO ROMEO ~ 33:
EP ~ 31: 10177513.8 ~ 32: 19/09/2010
2013/01550 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD TO MAXIMIZE LNG PLANT CAPACITY IN ALL SEASONS ~
71:CHEVRON U S A INC 6001 Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon 94583 California ~ 72:HAVLIK ROBERT C
HUANG STANLEY H ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/982,219 ~ 32: 30/12/2010
2013/01551 ~ Complete ~ 54: HAIR STYLING APPLIANCE ~ 71:JEMELLA LIMITED Bridgewater Place Water
Lane Leeds LS11 5BZ ~ 72:FORD TOM SIMS RICHARD SINCLAIR JOHN ALLAN MCPHERSON JAMIE ~ 33:
GB ~ 31: 1020598.7 ~ 32: 03/12/2010
2013/01552 ~ Complete ~ 54: VIA FILL MATERIAL FOR SOLAR APPLICATIONS ~ 71:FERRO CORPORATION
1000 Lakeside Avenue Cleveland 44114 OHIO ~ 72:GRADDY JR GEORGE E MICKINLEY CAROLINE M
SHAIKH AZIZ S ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/378,959 ~ 32: 01/09/2010
2013/01553 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING DEVICE ~ 71:MULTISENS (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED 11 Bonlure Estate Witbank Mpumalanga ~ 72:JANSEN VAN RENSBURG ANDRE
2013/01554 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMMUNICATION DEVICE,COMMUNICATION CONTROL METHOD,AND
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM ~ 71:SONY CORPORATION 1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo 108-0075 ~
72:KIMURA RYOTA ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010-225078 ~ 32: 04/10/2010
2013/01555 ~ Provisional ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR FACILITATING OPERATION OF A POINT OF
SALE SYSTEM ~ 71:CELLREMOTE CC T/A CELLAIR 25A Krisante Street Visagiepark Park 1490 Nigel Gauteng
~ 72:PIETERS JEREMIA ADRIAAN
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2013/01556 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A COMPOSITION AND DOSAGE FORM FOR REDUCING AN HIV VIRAL LOAD
~ 71:LATIEF SHOKET 4 Cravenby Street Cravenby Estate 7493 Cravenby ~ 72:SARGURO MISREE KHAN
LATIEF SHOKET
2013/01557 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A COMPOSTION AND DOSAGE FORM FOR REDUCING AN HIV VIRAL LOAD
~ 71:LATIEF SHOKET 4 Cravenby Street Cravenby Estate 7493 Cravenby ~ 72:LATIEF SHOKET SARGURO
MISREE KHAN
2013/01558 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A COMPOSITION AND DOSAGE FORM FOR REDUCING AN HIV VIRAL LOAD
~ 71:LATIEF SHOKET 4 Cravenby Street Cravenby Estate 7493 Cravenby ~ 72:SARGURO MISREE KHAN
LATIEF SHOKET
2013/01559 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A COMPOSITION AND DOSAGE FORM FOR REDUCING AN HIV VIRAL LOAD
~ 71:LATIEF SHOKET 4 Cravenby Street Cravenby Estate 7493 Cravenby ~ 72:LATIEF SHOKET SARGURO
MISREE KHAN
2013/01560 ~ Complete ~ 54: CRYSTALLIINE (R)-(E)-2-(4-(2-(5-(1-(3,5-DICHLOROPYRIDIN-4-YL)ETHOXY)1H-INDAZOL-3-YL)VINYL)-1H-PYRAZOL-1-YL)ETHANOL AND ITS USE AS FGRFR INHIBITOR ~ 71:ELI LILY
AND COMPANY Lilly Corporate Centre Indianapolis indiana 46285 ~ 72:DISEROAD BENJAMIN ALAN ~ 33: US
~ 31: 61/389,911 ~ 32: 05/10/2010
2013/01561 ~ Complete ~ 54: 5-HT2B RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS ~ 71:JANSSEN PHARMACEUTICA N.V.
Turnhoutseweg 30 B-2340-Beerse ~ 72:THURING JOHANNES WILHELMUS JOHN F VER DONCK LUC
AUGUST LAURENTIS ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10174880.4 ~ 32: 01/09/2010
2013/01562 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A CLOTHESLINE SUPPORT APPARATUS AND A CLOTHESLINE SYSTEM ~
71:GCABASHE ZIPHO LANCELOT 22 Netheron 138 percy Osborne 4001 morningside ~ 72:GCABASHE ZIPHO
LANCELOT
2013/01563 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A DEVICE,SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING AND OPERATING A
LOCK ~ 71:SMART LOCKING LOGIC (PTY) LTD Unit 24D Scientia Technopark 627 Meiring Naude Street
Lynnwood 0001 Pretoria Gauteng ~ 72:OLIVIER JOHAN SCOTT ANDREW ERNEST LOURENS CORNELIUS
PETRUS
2013/01564 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPROVED ROCK DRILL ~ 71:ROCKDRILL SERVICES AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
65-67 Crissane Road West Heidelberg Victoria 3081 ~ 72:SANGSTER ALEXANDER WHYTE GEOFFREY KANG
DECHUN ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010904066 ~ 32: 10/09/2010
2013/01565 ~ Complete ~ 54: FACILITATING TRANSPORT MODE INPUT/OUTPUT OPERATIONS BETWEEN
A CHANNEL SUBSYSTEM AND INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICES ~ 71:INTERNATONAL BUSINESS MACHINES
CORPORATION New Orchard Road Armonk New York 10504 ~ 72:HATHORN ROGER RICCI LOUIS WILLIAM
KALOS MATTHEW JOSEPH RIEDY DALE FLANAGAN JOHN CARLOSON SCOTT YUDENFRIEND HARRY
CASPER DANIEL FRANCIS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/173,772 ~ 32: 30/06/2011
2013/01566 ~ Complete ~ 54: MODIFIED FILLERS AND ELASTOMERIC COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING
SAME ~ 71:CABOT CORPORATION Two Seaport Lane Suite 1300 Boston MA 02210-2019 ~ 72:BELMONT
JAMES A TIRUMALA VIJAY R ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/380,032 ~ 32: 03/09/2010
2013/01567 ~ Complete ~ 54: MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTIC TEST FOR CANCER ~ 71:ALMAC DIAGNOSTIC
LIMITED Almac House 20 Seageo Industrial Estate Craigavon Northern Ireland BT63 5QD DAVISON TIMOTHY
4445 Honeysuckle Lane Doylestown PA 18902 ~ 72:O'DONNEL JUDE HILL LAURA A DAVISON TIMOTHY
HARKIN DENIS PAUL GOFFARD NICOLAS BYLESIJO MAX DEHARO STEVE KEATING KATHERINE E
PROUTSIKI VITAL KENNEDY RICHARD MCDYER FIONNUALA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/490,039 ~ 32: 25/05/2011
2013/01568 ~ Complete ~ 54: SUCCINIC ANHYDRIDE FROM ETHYLENE OXIDE ~ 71:NOVOMER INC 950
Danby Road Suit 198 Ithaca NY 14850 ~ 72:ALLEN SCOTT D FRUCHEY OLAN STANLEY DOMBEK BERNARD
DUANE CLINTON NYE A ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/377,917 ~ 32: 28/08/2010
2013/01569 ~ Provisional ~ 54: APPARATUS FOR THE TREATMENT OF WATER ~ 71:SHARP BERNARD
GRANVILLE BOURKE 4 Hockely Street Miramar Port Elizabeth 6001 ~ 72:SHARP BERNARD GRANVILLE
BOURKE
2013/01728 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A FRACTURING DEVICE ~ 71:WINGARD JOHANN HENDRICK Unit 79 RFG
Haymeadow Cresent Faerie Glen 0081 ~ 72:WINGARD JOHANN HENDRICK
- APPLIED ON 2013-03-01 2013/01570 ~ Provisional ~ 54: USED OIL RECYCLING USING SUPERCRITICAL WATER ~ 71:INDUSTRIAL
PROCESS TECHNOLOGIES (PTY) LTD 48 Nicholas Street Toronto West NSW 2283 ~ 72:WALTER MICHIEL
DAVID MATTHEW JOHN CROOKS AMBROSE LAWRENCE KEITH DOOLEY BAVAN WINTER JOHN DAVID
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2013/01571 ~ Complete ~ 54: GROUP PUMP ~ 71:CEP PROJECTS AND MINING SUPPLIES CC 16 3rd Street
Wynsberg Johannesburg ~ 72:MORSE DAVID ERROL ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/01574 ~ 32: 01/03/2012
2013/01572 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ACTUATOR ~ 71:NEMATORQUE (PTY) LTD c/o 37 Adcock Street Chamdor ~
72:WOOD RICHARD ROY GILLIES JAMES ARCHIBALD
2013/01573 ~ Complete ~ 54: IDENTITY ASSESSMENT METHOD AND SYSTEM ~ 71:3FISH LIMITED 292
Durham Street Christchurch 8014 ~ 72:WYN-HARRIS JEREMY ~ 33: NZ ~ 31: 592029 ~ 32: 30/03/2011
2013/01574 ~ Complete ~ 54: COOKING CONTAINING AND COOKING METHOD ~ 71:HOWARD MARC GOLD
30 Woodland Road Bushey WD23 2LR ~ 72:HOWARD MARC GOLD ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1016174.3 ~ 32: 27/06/2010
2013/01575 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR INCREASING THE MOLECULAR WEIGHT THE RESIDUAL HEAT
OF POLYSTER GRANULATE ~ 71:UHDE INVESTA-FISCHER GMBH Holzhauser street 157-159 Berlin 13509 ~
72:KURT HANIMANN EIKE SCHULZ VAN ENDERT RAINER SCHALLER ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/387,036 ~ 32:
28/09/2010
2013/01576 ~ Complete ~ 54: PERMANENT HUMAN AMNIOCYTE CELL LINES FOR PRODUCING
INFLUENZA VIRUSES ~ 71:CEVEC PHARMACEUTICALS GMBH Gottfried-Hagen-Str 62 koln 51105 ~
72:GUDRUN SCHIEDNER ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2011 050 353.6 ~ 32: 13/05/2011
2013/01577 ~ Complete ~ 54: GEARBOX FOR A RAIL VEHICLE DRIVE TRAIN ~ 71:VOITH PATENT GMBH
St.Poltener Strasse 43 Heidenheim 89522 ~ 72:BERNHARD HOEGER ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2011 011 867.5 ~ 32:
21/02/2011
2013/01578 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DENTI TOOTHBRUSH ~ 71:HILDA ZOMI MAHLANGU 961 Oudsthoorn Street
Wingate Park 0181 ~ 72:HILDA ZOMI MAHLANGU
2013/01579 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A HALF PIPE STRUCTURE ~ 71:JOHANNES HIERONUMUS BRINK CSIR
Building 10B Mering Naude Road Pretiroa ~ 72:JOHANNES HIERONUMUS BRINK
2013/01580 ~ Provisional ~ 54: FOOD CADDY ~ 71:NAWN CHRIS PO Box 619 Wilgeheuwel Roodepoort 1736 ~
72:NAWN CHRIS
2013/01581 ~ Complete ~ 54: EXTERNAL FIXATION DEVICE ACCESSORY ~ 71:BONE MAGIC PTY LTD Suite
8c Lifestyle Management Park Clifton Rd Lyttelton 0157 ~ 72:BIRHOLTZ FRANZ FRIEDRICK BECKERLEG
BRANDLEY JOHN ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/08028 ~ 32: 02/12/2011
2013/01582 ~ Provisional ~ 54: COLLAPSIBLE WHEEL ~ 71:SEQUEIRA JOSE 19 Kurper street Henley on klip
Sedibeng Gauteng 1962 ~ 72:SEQUEIRA JOSE
2013/01583 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR THE CONTROL OF A FLOTATION
SEPARATION PROCESS,INCLUDING PARAMETERS OF THE FLOTATION PROCESS AND REAGENR
ADDITION TO OPTIMIZE MINERAL RECOVERY ~ 71:CIDRA CORPORATE SERVICES INC. 50 Barnes Park
North Wallingford CT 06494 ~ 72:ROTHMAN PAUL JOSEPH O'KEEFE CHRISTIAN VICTOR ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/379,899 ~ 32: 03/09/2010
2013/01584 ~ Complete ~ 54: STRUCTURE FOR USE IN ORTHOPEADIC IMPLANT AND METHODS OF
INSTALLATION ONTO A BONE ~ 71:SMITH& NEPHEW INC 1450 East Brooks Road Memphis TN 38116 ~
72:LENZ NATHANIEL MILTON WILKINSON ZACHARY CHISTOPHER ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/372,902 ~ 32:
12/08/2010
2013/01585 ~ Complete ~ 54: SURGICAL GUIDES ~ 71:SMITH& NEPHEW INC 1450 East Brooks Road
Memphis TN 38116 ~ 72:BETTENGA MASON JAMES ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/480,552 ~ 32: 29/04/2011
2013/01586 ~ Complete ~ 54: DETECTION OF ANATOMICAL LANDMARKS ~ 71:SMITH& NEPHEW INC 1450
East Brooks Road Memphis TN 38116 ~ 72:MCKINNON BRIAN WILLIAM AGNIHOTRI AASHIISH NADZADI
MARK ELISWORTH RUMERY MEGAN PATRICE BUISSERET MARK JOSEPH ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/373,630 ~ 32:
13/08/2010
2013/01587 ~ Complete ~ 54: CELLING-ONLY DRY SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR A
ADDRESSING A STORAGE OCCUPANCY FIRE ~ 71:TYCO FIRE PRODUCTS LP 491 North Canon Avenue
Lansdale 19446 Pennsylvania ~ 72:GOLINVEAUX JAMES E LEBLANC DAVID J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 60/818,312 ~ 32:
05/07/2006
2013/01588 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR HARNESSING WIND ENERGY USING A
TETHERED AIRFOIL ~ 71:CROSSWIND POWER SYSTEMS INC 502-125 Milross Avenue Vancouver V5A 0A1
British Columbia ~ 72:TATTERSFIELD MICHAEL ANDREW ATWATER JOEL FRASER HOULE COREY PAUL ~
33: US ~ 31: 61/370,865 ~ 32: 05/08/2010
2013/01590 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR PRODUCING HYDROCARBON OIL AND SYSTEM FOR
PRODUCING HYDROCARBON OIL ~ 71:JAPAN OIL GAS METALS NATIONAL CORPORATION 2-10-1
Toranomon Minato-ku Tokyo 105-0001 INPEX CORPORATION 5-3-1 AKasaka Minato-ku Tokyo 107-6332 JX
NIPPON OIL ENERGY COPRORATION 6-3 Otemachi 2-chome Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 100-8162 COSMO OIL CO
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LTD 1-1-1 Shibaura Minato-ku Tokyo 105-8528 NIPPON STELL & SUMIKIN ENGINEERING CO LTD Oska
Center Building 1,5-1 Osaki shinagawa-ku Tokyo 141-8604 JAPAN PETROLEUM EXPLORATION CO LTD 7-12,
Marunouchi 1-chome Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 100-0005 ~ 72:TASAKA KAZUHIKO IWAMA MARIE TANAKA YUICHI ~
33: JP ~ 31: 2010-184083 ~ 32: 19/08/2010
2013/01591 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING HYDROCARBON OIL SYSTEM FOR PRODUCING
HYDROCARBON OIL ~ 71:JAPAN OIL GAS METALS NATIONAL CORPORATION 2-10-1 Toranomon Minato-ku
Tokyo 105-0001 INPEX CORPORATION 5-3-1 AKasaka Minato-ku Tokyo 107-6332 JX NIPPON OIL ENERGY
COPRORATION 6-3 Otemachi 2-chome Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 100-8162 COSMO OIL CO LTD 1-1-1 Shibaura
Minato-ku Tokyo 105-8528 NIPPON STELL & SUMIKIN ENGINEERING CO LTD Oska Center Building 1,5-1
Osaki shinagawa-ku Tokyo 141-8604 JAPAN PETROLEUM EXPLORATION CO LTD 7-12, Marunouchi 1-Chome
Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 100-0005 ~ 72:TASAKA KAZUHIKO IWAMA MARIE TANAKA YUICHI ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010184085 ~ 32: 19/08/2010
2013/01592 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR WASHIMG REACTOR ~ 71:JAPAN OIL GAS METALS NATIONAL
CORPORATION 2-10-1 Toranomon Minato-ku Tokyo 105-0001 INPEX CORPORATION 5-3-1 AKasaka Minatoku Tokyo 107-6332 JX NIPPON OIL ENERGY COPRORATION 6-3 Otemachi 2-chome Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 1008162 JAPAN PETROLEUM EXPLORATION CO LTD 7-12, Marunouchi 1-Chome Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 100-0005
COSMO OIL CO LTD 1-1-1 Shibaura Minato-ku Tokyo 105-8528 NIPPON STELL & SUMIKIN ENGINEERING
CO LTD Oska Center Building 1,5-1 Osaki shinagawa-ku Tokyo 141-8604 ~ 72:IWAMA MARIE TANAKA YUICHI
TASAKA KAZUHIKO TAKAHASSI SHINYA ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010/184183 ~ 32: 19/08/2010
2013/01593 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRANSMISSION DEVICE,TRANSMISSION METHOD,AND RECEIVING DEVICE
~ 71:SONY CORPORATION 1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo 108-0075 ~ 72:TSUKAGOSHI IKUO ~ 33: JP ~ 31:
2011-171398 ~ 32: 04/08/2011
2013/01594 ~ Complete ~ 54: SIGNALING FOR EXTENDED MPDU,A-MPDU AND A-MSDU FRAME FORMATS
~ 71:QUALCOMM INCORPORATED 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego California 92121 ~ 72:MERLIN SIMONE
ABRAHAM SANTOSH PAUL WENTINK MAARTEN MENZO ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/205,911 ~ 32: 09/08/2011
2013/01595 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A DISPLAY DEVICE ~ 71:BAROUTSOS ALEXANDER MARTIN 3 Westoe Road
Observatory cape Town 7935 ~ 72:BAROUTSOS ALEXANDER MARTIN
2013/01596 ~ Complete ~ 54: DUAL VARIABLE DOMAIN IMMUNOGLOBULINS AND USES THEREOF ~
71:ABBOTT LABORATORIES 100 Abbott Park Road Abbott Park IL 60064-6008 ~ 72:GHAYUR TARIQ
ISAKSON PETER C LIU JUNJIAN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/377,134 ~ 32: 26/08/2010
2013/01597 ~ Complete ~ 54: NANOPARTICLE-BASED TUMOR-TARGETED DRUG DELIVERY ~ 71:THE
SCRIPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE 10550 North Torrey Pines Road TCP-8 La Jolla California 92037 ~
72:REISFELD RALPH A LUO YUNPING LIU ZE CHEN SI XIANG RONG LIAO DEBBIE CHEN TINGMEI LU DAN
~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/224,399 ~ 32: 02/09/2011
2013/01598 ~ Complete ~ 54: BENZOXABOROLE DERIVATIVES FOR TREATING BACTERIAL INFECTIONS ~
71:ANACOR PHARMACCEUTICALS INC 1020 East Meadow Circle Palo Alto CA 94303 ~ 72:HERNANDEZ
VINCENT S PLATTNER JACOB J ROCK FERNANDO EASOM ERIC ZHOU DING DING CHARLES ALLEY
MICHAEL RICHARD KEVIN ZHANG SUOMING LI XIANFENG ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/380,596 ~ 32: 07/09/2010
2013/01599 ~ Complete ~ 54: WAX BLENDS CONTAINING LONG-CHAIN HYDROCARBONS AND
ALCOHOLS,PRINTING INK COMPOSITIONS AND THERMAL TRANFER RIBBONS CONTAINING SUCH
WAAX BLENDS,AND USES OF THE WAX BLENDS ~ 71:SASOL WAX GMBH Worthdamm 13-27 Hamburg
20457 ~ 72:SCHNEIDER ULRICH FRICK THORSYEN KURRAS UWE ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2010 044 319.0 ~ 32:
03/09/2010
2013/01600 ~ Complete ~ 54: NUCLEIC ACID FRAGMENTS FROM A RIBOSOMAL PROTEIN PROMOTER
FOR ENHANCING GENE EXPRESSION ~ 71:CELLAGENICS B.V Roeterstraat 35 NL-1018 WB Amsterdam ~
72:OTTE ARIE PIETER VERHEES JOHN ANTONIUS HOEKSEMA FEMKE VAN BLOKLAND HENRICUS
JOHANNES MARIA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/379,025 ~ 32: 01/09/2010
2013/01601 ~ Complete ~ 54: TREATMENT OF DISEASES ~ 71:DMI ACQUISITION CORP The Quadrant 5445
dtc parkway , suite 925 greenwood village co 80111, ~ 72:BAR-OR DAVID ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/380,404 ~ 32:
07/09/2010
2013/01607 ~ Complete ~ 54: USE OF HMGB1 AS BIOLOGICAL MARKER OF BOWEL INFLAMATORY
CONDITIONS,NON INVASIVE METHOD FOR ITS DETECTION IN FECAL SAMPLES AND KIT THEREOF ~
71:D.M.G. ITALIA SRL Via Laurentina km 26,700 I-00040 Pomezia (RM) ~ 72:CUCCHIARA SALVATORE
STRONATI LAURA VITAL ROBERTA ~ 33: IT ~ 31: RM2010A000442 ~ 32: 05/08/2010
2013/02000 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ICE MACHINE ~ 71:LEONARD PERTERSON FAMILY TRUST I/T 132/2004 NO
45 30Ave Elsie-River 7490 ~ 72:LEONARD PERTERSON FAMILY TRUST I/T 132/2004
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- APPLIED ON 2013-03-04 2013/01609 ~ Provisional ~ 54: BAG-BOX PACKAGING SOLUTION ~ 71:MALINOWSKI THOMAS RAINER Golf
Park 3 Engen House Raapenberg Road Mowbray 7925 ~ 72:MALINOWSKI THOMAS RAINER
2013/01610 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A MODULAR SAFETY PANEL FOR A HANGING WALL OF AN EXCAVATION ~
71:GIDDICCA ( PTY) LTD 109 Adcock Ingram Avenue Aeroton Johannesburg ~ 72:CAWOOD MARTIN
SHEPPARD JAMES WILLIAM PASTORINO PAOLO ETTORE VENTER DIRK LAMBERT
2013/01611 ~ Complete ~ 54: ROCK BOLT ~ 71:RSC MINING (PTY) LTD 2 Tedstone Street Wadeville
Germiston ~ 72:STEYN JOHAN ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/09192 ~ 32: 14/12/2011
2013/01612 ~ Complete ~ 54: ROCK BOLT ~ 71:RSC MINING (PTY) LTD No. 2 Osborn Road Wadeville
Germiston ~ 72:STEYN JOHAN ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/09192 ~ 32: 14/12/2011
2013/01613 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR DETECTING DIFFERENTIATING,AND QUANTIFYING T CELL
POPULATIONS BY MEANS OF REVERSE TRANSCRIPTION QUANTITATIVE REAL-TIME PCR (RT-QPCR)
TECHNOLOGY ~ 71:LOPHIUS BIOSCIENCE GMBH Biopark iii Josef-Engert-Str 13 Regensburg 93053 ~
72:LUDWIG DEML KORNELIA SCHLOMBS KRISTINA NAUMANN SASCHA BARABAS ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2010
037 622.1 ~ 32: 17/09/2010
2013/01614 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF A BRAINSTREM
RESPONSE STATE DEVELOPMENT ~ 71:SENSODETEC AB Kyrkogatan 19 Lund S-222,22 ~ 72:JOHAN
KALLSTRAND ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/379,748 ~ 32: 03/09/2010
2013/01615 ~ Complete ~ 54: STUTZEN STOCK ~ 71:BLASER FINANZHOLDING GMBH Ziegelstadel 1 Isny
88316 ~ 72:BERNHARD KOEBEL JUERGEN ROTHAERMEL GUENTHER GABSA ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2012 101
904.5 ~ 32: 07/03/2012
2013/01616 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ECOFIREBRIX ~ 71:IRENE MELISA VILJOEN Kameeldrift East Plot 152 Pretoria
0035 HEIDI MARISA KRUGER Kameeldrift East Plot 152 Pretoria 0035 ~ 72:IRENE MELISA VILJOEN HEIDI
MARISA KRUGER
2013/01617 ~ Provisional ~ 54: J LOCK WHEEL LOCKING SYSTEMS ANTI-THEFT ~ 71:JOHANN PAUL
EDWARD 86 Kloot Drive Wiithok Estate Brakpan(Eastrand) ~ 72:JOHANN PAUL EDWARD
2013/01618 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PREPAID AIRTIME VOUCHER SET AND METHOD OF SELLING AND
METHOD OF PURCHAISING PREPAID AIRTIME ~ 71:ECOVEST CC Postnet Suit 17 Private Bag X19
Gardenview 2047 ~ 72:CHRISTIAAN TALJAARD ROLAND MATTHEW MEINTJES
2013/01619 ~ Complete ~ 54: AN IMPROVED PROP FOR MINING,CONSTRUCTION AND THE LIKE ~
71:BARNETT CRAIG DOUGLAS PO Box 2015 Mackay QLD 4740 ~ 72:BARNETT CRAIG DOUGLAS ~ 33: AU ~
31: 2010903431 ~ 32: 02/08/2010
2013/01620 ~ Complete ~ 54: NUCLEOSIDE PHOSPOHORAMIDATES ~ 71:GILEAD PHARMASSET LLC C/O
Gilead Sciences Inc 333 Lakeside Drive Foster City Califonia 94404 ~ 72:ROSS BRUCE S SOFIA MICHAEL
JOSEPH PAMULAPATI GANAPATI REDDY RACHAKONDA SUGUNA ZHANG HAI-REN CHUN BYOUNGKWON WANG PEIYUAN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/179,923 ~ 32: 20/05/2009
2013/01621 ~ Complete ~ 54: COLLAPSIBLE INTERMODAL TRANSPORT PLATFORM ~ 71:RAILDECKS
(2209) INC Suit 380 435-4th Avenue S.W Calgary AB T2P 3A8 ~ 72:HANN SIMON CRANE MURRAY VAN
LIERE BEN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/440,803 ~ 32: 08/02/2011
2013/01622 ~ Complete ~ 54: ISOLATED POLYNUCLEOTIDES AND POLYPEPTIDES,AND METHODS OF
USING SAME FOR INREASING NITROGEN USE EFFICIENCY,YIELD,GROWTH RATE.VIGOR,BIOMASS.OIL
CONTENT,AND/OR ABIOTIC STRESS TOLERANCE ~ 71:EVOGENE LTD 13 Gad Finstein Street Rechovot
76121 ~ 72:PANIK DAVID VINOCUR BASIA JUDITH KARCHI HAGAI ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/437,715 ~ 32:
31/01/2011
2013/01623 ~ Complete ~ 54: ESTROGEN RECEPTOR MODULATORS AND USES THEREOF ~ 71:ARAGON
PHARMACEUTICALS, INC 12780 EI Camino Real Suite 301 San Diego CA 92130 ~ 72:SMITH NICHOLAS D
KAHRAMAN MEHMET GOVEK STEVEN P NAGASAWA JOHNNY Y LAI ANDILIY G JULIEN JACKALINE D
HERBERT MARK R BONNEFOUS CELINE DOUGLAS KARENSA L ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/446,967 ~ 32: 25/11/2011
2013/01624 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A STREAM TURBINE ~ 71:STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY Admin B Victoria
Street Stellenbosch Western Cape Province 7600 ~ 72:VON BACKSTROM THEODOR WILLEM LEWIS
KENDRICK LLOYD
2013/01625 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CRYTOGRAPHIC LABEL WITH MEANS FOR A ATTACHEMENT TO A
SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY MODULE (SIM) ~ 71:FUNDAMO (PYT) LTD 2 Strand Road Bellville Cape Towm
Western Cape Province ~ 72:O'REGAN ALAN JOSEPH HUXHAM HORATIO NELSON
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2013/01626 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CHANGEABLE BUTTONS ~ 71:MAGILL GARY LIONEL 10 Zonnebloem Estate 9
Whipstick Street Moreletapark Pretoria ~ 72:MAGIL GARY LIONEL
2013/01627 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CERVICAL DISC ~ 71:ELITE SURGICAL SUPPLIES (PTY) LTD 184 Bessemer
Road Pretoria West Industrial 0183 ~ 72:O'TOOL EJOHN
2013/01628 ~ Provisional ~ 54: INTERBODY SPACER ~ 71:ELITE SURGICAL SUPPLIES (PTY) LTD 184
Bessemer Road Pretoria West Industrial 0183 ~ 72:O'TOOLE JOHN
2013/01629 ~ Provisional ~ 54: STAND ALONE CERVICAL CAGE ~ 71:ELITE SURGICAL SUPPLIES (PTY)
LTD 184 Bessemer Road Pretoria West Industrial 0183 ~ 72:O'TOOLE JOHN
2013/01630 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TRABECULAR CAGES ~ 71:ELITE SURGICAL SUPPLIES (PTY) LTD 184
Bessemer Road Pretoria West Industrial 0183 ~ 72:O'TOOLE JOHN
2013/01631 ~ Complete ~ 54: HIGH-TEMPERATURE HEAT STORE FOR SOLAR-THERMAL POWER PLANTS
~ 71:ENOLCON GMBH Pleidelshimerstrabe 47A 74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen ~ 72:SCHEIDER GUNTER MAIER
HARTMUT STENGLEIN MARTIN ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2010 055 997.0 ~ 32: 23/12/2010
2013/01632 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMBINATION PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION AND METHODS OF
TREATING AND PREVENTING THE INFECTIOUS DISEASES ~ 71:EPSHTEIN OLEG LLICH 4 Samotyochny
per D 3 KV 72 Moscow 127473 ~ 72:EPSHTEIN OLEG IIICH TARASOV SERGEY ALEXANDROVICH ~ 33: RU ~
31: 2011127226 ~ 32: 04/07/2011
2013/01633 ~ Provisional ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CONVERTING AN UNBALANCED SIGNAL
TO A BALANCED ONE ~ 71:POYNTING ANTENNAS (PTY)LIMITED 33 Thora Crescent Wynberg Sandton 2090
~ 72:FOURIE ANDRIES PETRUS CRONJE
2013/01634 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR OPTIMIZING PARAMETERS OF
ORTHOPAEDIC PROCEDURES ~ 71:SMITH& NEPHEW INC 7135 Goodlett Farms Parkway Cordova TN 38016
~ 72:MC KINNON BRIAN W MARINESCU TANASOCA RUXANDRA CRISTIANA WINEBARGER RANDY
BOWERS WILLIAM L WIEBE JAMES B LENZ NATHANIEL M HADDOCK SEAN M WILKNSON ZACHARY C
LANDON RYAN L ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/511,713 ~ 32: 26/07/2011
2013/01635 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR OPTIMIZING PARAMETERS OF
ORTHOPAEDIC PROCEDURES ~ 71:SMITH& NEPHEW INC 7135 Goodlett Farms Parkway Cordova TN 38016
~ 72:MC KINNON BRIAN W MARINESCU TANASOCA RUXANDRA CRISTIANA WINEBARGER RANDY
BOWERS WILLIAM L WIEBE JAMES B LENZ NATHANIEL M WILKNSON ZACHARY C HADDOCK SEAN M
LANDON RYAN L ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/511,713 ~ 32: 26/07/2011
2013/01636 ~ Complete ~ 54: ROTARY DISPLACEMENT PUMP FOR PUMPING SOLIDS
EMULSION,ESPECIALLY LIQUID EXPLOSIVES ~ 71:WASTON-MARLOW GMBH Masisine division Steinbeisstr
3 74360 IIsfeld ~ 72:FROM ULRICH WILL SVEN-ERIC
2013/01637 ~ Provisional ~ 54: METHOD FOR SAFELY TIGHTENING OR LOOSENING A FASTENER ~
71:ENGEN PETROLEUM LIMITED, Engen Court Thibault Square Cape Town Western Cape ~ 72:MILLER
BRENT RICARDO NICOLAS
2013/01638 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELECTRIC INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE METHOD AND DEVICE ~
71:SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES SAS 35 rue Joseph Monier F-92500 Rueil-Malmaison ~ 72:HOUDRAY
MARC HYPOLITE JEAN-MARIE GUILLOT MATTHIEU VOLLET CAROLINE BAUDOUIN JEAN-LUC ~ 33: FR ~
31: 1200645 ~ 32: 05/03/2012
2013/01639 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF
CANCER ~ 71:CIZZLE BIOTECHNOLOGY LIMITED Heslington Hall Heslington York YO010 5DD North
Yorkshire ~ 72:COVERLY DAWN ALISON ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/442,823 ~ 32: 15/02/2011
2013/01640 ~ Complete ~ 54: FROZEN CONFECTIONERY PRODUCT WITH A NATURAL STABILISER ~
71:NESTEC S A Avenue Nestle 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~ 72:LALLEMAND MAUD ISABELLE LE BORGNE
NATHALIE FRANCOISE PUAUD MAX MICHEL LACOUT JEAN-MICHEL BARNOL GUTIERREZ ALINA MARIA
PENET SYLVIE HENG LYNN ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10171992.0 ~ 32: 05/08/2010
2013/01641 ~ Complete ~ 54: FROZEN CONFECTIONERY PRODUCTS WITH IMPROVED TEXTURE ~
71:NESTEC S A Avenue Nestle 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~ 72:UMMADI MADHAVI BUTTERWORTH AARON BETH
MCCUNE BRIDGETT LYNN SAIKALI JOUMANA VAGHELA MADANSINH NATHUSINH PANDYA NIRAV
CHANDRAKANT SCHMITT CHRISTOPHE JOSEPH ETIENNE ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10171998.7 ~ 32: 05/08/2010
2013/01642 ~ Complete ~ 54: FROZEN CONFECTIONERY PRODUCTS ~ 71:NESTEC S A Avenue Nestle 55
CH-1800 Vevey ~ 72:UMMADI MADHAVI BUTTERWORTH AARON BETH MCCUNE BRIDGETT LYNN SAIKALI
JOUMANA VAGHELA MADANSINH NATHUSINH PANDYA NIRAV CHANDRAKANT SCHMITT CHRISTOPHE
JOSEPH ETIENNE ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10171988.8 ~ 32: 05/08/2010
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2013/01643 ~ Complete ~ 54: SHELF-STABLE CONFECTIONARY PRODUCTS ~ 71:NESTEC S A Avenue
Nestle 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~ 72:UMMADI MADHAVI BUTTERWORTH AARON BETH MCCUNE BRIDGETT
LYNN SAIKALI JOUMANA VAGHELA MADANSINH NATHUSINH PANDYA NIRAV CHANDRAKANT SCHMITT
CHRISTOPHE JOSEPH ETIENNE OLMOS PAOLA ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10171993.8 ~ 32: 05/08/2010
2013/01644 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS FOR THE TREATMENT OR PROPHYLAXIS OF THROMBOSIS OR
EMBOLISM ~ 71:IPCA LABORATORIES LIMITED 48 Kandivali Industrial Estate Charkop Kandivili (WEST)
Mumbai-400 067 Maharashtra ~ 72:KUMAR ASHOK NELLITHANATH THANKACHEN BYJU ~ 33: IN ~ 31:
2388/MUM/2010 ~ 32: 26/08/2010
2013/01645 ~ Complete ~ 54: COOKING AID ~ 71:NESTEC S A Avenue Nestle 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~
72:KRAUCH JOSE GUILLERMO VAN DER POL JOHAN JACOB HANGARTER PETER RESEMANN JORG
ANDREAS ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 2010/061385 ~ 32: 05/08/2010
2013/01646 ~ Complete ~ 54: NON-DAIRY PROTEIN BEVERAGE PRODUCTS ~ 71:NESTEC S A Avenue
Nestle 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~ 72:SRIDHAR SANDHYA MILO CHRISTIAN UMMADI MADHAVI BUTTERWORTH
AARON BETH MACCUNE BRIDGETT LYNN MARK STEPHEN SHER ALEXANDER A VAGHELA MADANSINH
NATHUSINH PANDYA NIRAV CHANDRAKANT SCHMITT CHRISTOPHE JOSEPH ETIENNE ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/370,887 ~ 32: 05/08/2010
2013/01647 ~ Complete ~ 54: MILK PROTEIN CONTAINING LIQUID BEVERAGE PRODUCTS ~ 71:NESTEC S
A Avenue Nestle 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~ 72:UMMADI MADHAVI BUTTERWORTH AARON BETH MCCUNE
BRIDGETT LYNN SRIDHAR SANDHYA MILO CHRISTIAN VAGHELA MADANSINH NATHUSINH PANDYA
NIRAV CHANDRAKANT SCHMITT CHRISTOPHE JOSEPH ETIENNE MARK STEPHEN SHER ALEXANDER A
~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/370,888 ~ 32: 05/08/2010
2013/01648 ~ Complete ~ 54: HIGH STRENGTH ALPHA/BETA TITANIUM ALLOY FASTENERS AND
FASTENER STOCK ~ 71:ATI PROPERTIES INC 1600 N.E. Old Salem Road Albany OR 97321 ~ 72:BRYAN
DAVID J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/903,851 ~ 32: 13/10/2010
2013/01649 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEXMEDETOMIDINE PREMIX FORMULATION ~ 71:HOSPIRA INC 275 North
Field Drive Lake Forest IL 60045 ~ 72:ROYCHOWDHURY PRIYANKA CEDERGEN ROBERT A ~ 33: US ~ 31:
13/343,672 ~ 32: 04/01/2012
2013/01650 ~ Complete ~ 54: EXTRACTION OF LIQUID ELEMENT BY ELECTROLYSIS OF OXIDES ~
71:MASSACHUSETTS INTITUTE OF TECNOLOGY One Cambridge Center Kendall Squere Building Ne-18-501
Cambridge MA 02142 ~ 72:ALLANORE ANTOINE SADOWAY DANALD R ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/489,565 ~ 32:
24/05/2011
2013/01651 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING A LACTIC ACID-AMINE COMPLEX ~ 71:PLAXICA
LIMITED Imperial College Incubator Level 1 Bessemer Building Imperial College London SW7 2AZ ~
72:MARSHALL EDWARD LESLIE ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1017588.3 ~ 32: 18/10/2010
2013/01652 ~ Complete ~ 54: CYCLOHEXANE DERIVATIVE COMPOUND ~ 71:DAIICHI SANKYO COMPANY
LIMITED 3-5-1 Nihonbashi Honcho Chuo-ku Tokyo 103-8426 ~ 72:TODA MARIHIRO SHIDA TAKESHI
IWAMOTO MITSUHIRO YAMAZAKI MAMI TAKANO RIEKO KATAGIRI TAKAHIRO ASHIDA SHINJI ~ 33: JP ~
31: 2010/215403 ~ 32: 27/09/2010
2013/01653 ~ Complete ~ 54: SUBSTITUTED BENZAMIDE COMPOUNDS ~ 71:GRUNENTHAL GMBH
Zieglerstrasse 6 52078 Aachen ~ 72:REICH MELANIE JOSTOCK RUTH KNEIP CHRISTA ENGELS MICHAEL
SCHUNK STEFAN DE VRY JEAN GERMANN TIENO ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10010200.3 ~ 32: 22/09/2010
2013/01654 ~ Complete ~ 54: N-HETEROARYL COMPOUNDS ~ 71:INTERVET INTERNATIONAL BV Wim de
Korverstraat 35 NL-5831 AN Boxmeer ~ 72:BERGER MICHAEL ECK MARKO KERN CHRISTOPHER
SCHRODER JORG ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/388,466 ~ 32: 30/09/2010
2013/01661 ~ Complete ~ 54: CHEEK PROTECTING SHADES ~ 71:HALINA IRENA OLIVIER 31 KEUKENDAL
CLOSE EDGEMEAD CAPE TOWN ~ 72:HALINA IRENA OLIVIER ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/08897 ~ 32: 05/12/2011
- APPLIED ON 2013-03-05 2013/01608 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING OLEUROPEINS AND FLAVANOIDS AND THEIR
USE ~ 71:PHYTO INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS LTD Station Yard Station Road Stokesley TS09 7AB ~ 72:RIPLEY
IAN
2013/01655 ~ Complete ~ 54: PLANT AND PROCEDURE FOR PRESS DISTRIBUTION ~ 71:TWI GMBH
Industriestr 8 Karlsruhe D-76189 ~ 72:HANS-JOACHIM EBERHARD ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2012 024 698.6 ~ 32:
18/12/2012
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2013/01656 ~ Complete ~ 54: LINEAR DISPLAY RAIL SYSTEM ~ 71:COALITION TRADING 562 CC P O Box
70788 Overport 4067 ~ 72:DESAI AHMED FARUK
2013/01657 ~ Complete ~ 54: MAGNETIC BRACKET ~ 71:COALITION TRADING 562 CC P O Box 70788
Overport 4067 ~ 72:DESAI AHMED FARUK
2013/01658 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DETACHABLE BOX ~ 71:ANDREW MALAN P O Box 12236 Benoryn RYAN
WYNAND MALAN P O Box 12236 Benoryn ~ 72:ANDREW MALAN RYAN WYNAND MALAN
2013/01659 ~ Provisional ~ 54: STAY AWAKE DEVICE ~ 71:MICHAEL GRUNYUZA Windimere Road 504
Palladium Humewool Port Elizabeth ~ 72:MICHAEL GRUNYUZA
2013/01660 ~ Provisional ~ 54: FEATHER LIGHT PERMATUBE ~ 71:JAN ABRAHAM NORTJE Roodepoort St 5
Bela Bela ~ 72:JAN ABRAHAM NORTJE
2013/01662 ~ Complete ~ 54: MICROPARTICLE FORMULATION FOR PULMONARY DRUG DELIVERY OF
ANTI-INFECTIVE MOLECULE FOR TREATMENT OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES ~ 71:PIRAMAL ENTERPRISES
LTD Piramal Tower Ganpatrao Kadam Marg Lower Parel Mumbai 400 013 ~ 72:CHIMOTE GEETANJALI
CHANDRASHEKHAR MAHAJAN GIRISH BADRINATH VASUDEVAN ARAVINDAN HARIHARAN
SIVARAMAKRISHNAN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/370.916 ~ 32: 05/08/2010
2013/01663 ~ Complete ~ 54: AEROPONICS SYSTEM ~ 71:BAMBERGER RICHARD Rio Ridge 23 Edward St
47 Chanclif Krugersdorp 1739 ~ 72:BAMBERGER RICHARD
2013/01664 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MOTOR CYCLE TRAINING SYSTEM FOR CHILDREN ~ 71:MAGILL GARY
LIONEL 10 Zonnebloem Estate 9 Whipstick Street Moreletapark Pretoria ~ 72:MAGILL GARY LIONEL
2013/01665 ~ Complete ~ 54: OPHTHALMIC PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION CONTAINING A CARBONIC
ANHYDRASE INHIBITOR AND METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION THEREOF ~ 71:PHARMATHEN S.A 6
Dervenakion Street 15351 Pallini.Attikis ~ 72:KARAVAS EVANGELOS KOUTRIS EFTHIMIOS SAMARA
VASILIKI MILOULI EFSTAHIA KONTIZA IOANNA KOUTRI IOANNA ~ 33: GR ~ 31: 20120100173 ~ 32:
22/03/2012
2013/01666 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CENTRIFUGAL SEPARATOR ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:MULTOTEC PROCESS
EQUIPMENT (PTY) LIMITED 28 FORGE ROAD SPARTAN KEMPTON PARK 1619 ~ 72:ENGELBRECHT
JOHAN ANDREAS
2013/01667 ~ Complete ~ 54: MODIFIED FASTENER AND INSERTION TOOL ~ 71:SMITH& NEPHEW INC
1450 East Brooks Road Memphis TN 38116 ~ 72:CANIZARES EDUARDO ANTONIO JR SMITH GRAHAM ~ 33:
US ~ 31: 12/875.244 ~ 32: 03/09/2010
2013/01668 ~ Complete ~ 54: DELAYED GELLING STARCH COMPOSITIONS ~ 71:CORN PRODUCTS
DEVELOPMENT INC 5 Westbrook Corporate Center Westchester IL 60154 ~ 72:TRKSAK RALPH VAZ JUDITH
M YILDIZ EHAN M YURGEC MATTHEW J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/609.267 ~ 32: 10/03/2012
2013/01669 ~ Complete ~ 54: FLEXIBLE BAG CONTAINING UNIT DOSE ARTICLES ~ 71:THE PROCTER &
GAMBLE COMPANY One Procter & Gamble Plaza Cincinnati OH 45202 ~ 72:CAMARGO-PARODI GUSTAVO
JOSE READ BRETT TAYLOR KOPULOS CHRISTOPHER ROBERT ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/885.825 ~ 32: 20/09/2010
2013/01670 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROTECTIVE HOUSING FOR A CHEMICAL BASED SELF-CONTAINED SELFRESCUER,SELF-CONTAINED SELF-RESCUER SAFETY SYSTEM,MONITORING DEVICE,AND METHOD OF
MONITORING SELF-CONTAINED SELFRESCUERS ~ 71:CSIR Meiring Naude Road CSIR Campus BLD 34
Brummeria 0184 ~ 72:SCHREIBER LOTHAR WILFRIED HOLDCROFT ROBERT JAMES ~ 33: ZA ~ 31:
2012/01709 ~ 32: 08/03/2012
2013/01671 ~ Complete ~ 54: AMINE AND AMINE OXIDE SURFACTANTS FOR CONTROLLING HERBICIDE
SPRAY DRIFT ~ 71:DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC 9330 Zionsville Road Indianapolis 46268 Indiana ~
72:DOWNER BRANDON MATTHEW LI MEI LIU LEI QIN KUIDE TANK HOLGER WILSON STEPHEN L ZHANG
HONG ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/383.074 ~ 32: 15/09/2010
2013/01672 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR AWARDING AT LEAST ONE JACKPOT PRIZE
~ 71:PALTRONICS AUSTRALASIA PTY LIMITED Unit 4 12-14 Mangrove Lane Tarent Point 2229 New South
Wales ~ 72:WRIGHT DEAN COWAN STEPHEN ~ 33: NZ ~ 31: 598568 ~ 32: 05/03/2012
2013/01673 ~ Complete ~ 54: QUINOXALINE COMPOUND ~ 71:ASTELLAS PHARMA INC 3-11 NihonbashiHoncho 2-Chome Chuo-Ku Tokyo 1038411 ~ 72:KAIZAWA HIROYUKI SUGITA MARI YAMAMOTO HIROFUMI
KAMIJO (DECEASED) KAZUNORI TSUCHIYA KAZUYUKI SEO RYUSHI YAMAMOTO SATOSHI ~ 33: JP ~ 31:
2010-200402 ~ 32: 07/09/2010
2013/01674 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL METHYLCYCLOHEXANE DERIVATIVES AND USES THEREOF ~ 71:SK
BIOPHARMACEUTICALS CO., LTD 99 Seorin-Dong Jongno-gu Seoul 110-728 ~ 72:BAE SUNG JIN YI HAN JU
HWANG SUN GWAN JEONG MO SES YOON YEO JIN CHAE SANG MI PARK JOO YOUNG RYU EUN JU ~
33: KR ~ 31: 10-2010-0094463 ~ 32: 29/09/2010
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2013/01675 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEVICE FOR CLOSING OPENINGS OR CAVITIES IN BLOOD VESSELS ~
71:NONWOTECC MEDICAL GMBH Nattermannallee 1 50829 Cologne ~ 72:WILLEMS FRANK CLABEN
CHRISTOPH HENSELER ANDREAS WITT WOLFGANG ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10175452.1 ~ 32: 06/09/2010
2013/01676 ~ Complete ~ 54: USE OF REFRIGERATION LOOPS TO CHILL INLET AIR TO GAS TURBINE ~
71:CHEVRON U.S.A. INC 6001 Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon 94583 California ~ 72:HUANG STANLEY H
HAVLIK ROBERT C ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/982.187 ~ 32: 30/12/2010
2013/01677 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPACT MULTI-COLUMN ANTENNA ~ 71:TELEFONAKTIEBOLAGET L M
ERICSSON (PUBL) S 164 83 Stockholm ~ 72:JIDHAGE HENRIK EK ANDERS
2013/01678 ~ Complete ~ 54: PUMP SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR STORING AND DISPENSING A
PLURALITY OF PRECISELY MEASURED UNIT-DOSES OF IMIQUIMOD CREAM ~ 71:MEDICIS
PHARMACEUTICAL CORP 7720 N Dobson Road Scottsdale 85256 Arizona ~ 72:NORDSIEK MICHAEL T
BALAJI KODUMUDI S ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/875.787 ~ 32: 03/09/2010
2013/01679 ~ Complete ~ 54: INHIBITORS OF BRUTON'S TYROSINE KINASE ~ 71:F HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE
AG 124-184 Grenzacherstrasse CH-4070 Basle ~ 72:BERTHEL STEVEN JOSEPH FISHLOCK DANIEL LOU
YAN OWENS TIMOTHY D SWEENEY ZACHARY KEVIN FIROOZNIA FARIBORZ HONG JUN-BAE LUCAS
MATTHEW C SARMA KESHAB TAYGERLY JOSHUA PAUL GERGELY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/300.064 ~ 32:
01/02/2010
2013/01680 ~ Provisional ~ 54: COMPONENT FOR A SPINKLER SYSTEM ~ 71:OOSTHUYZEN SAMUEL
WILHELM ODENDAAL 714 De Villa Rosa Estate Heatherview 0182 Pretoria North ~ 72:OOSTHUYZEN SAMUEL
WILHELM ODENDAAL
2013/01681 ~ Complete ~ 54: DISTRIBUTED THERMOELECTRIC STRING AND INSULATING PANEL AND
APPLICATIONS FOR LOCAL HEATING,LOCAL COOLING,AND POWER GENERATION FROM HEAT ~
71:TEMPRONICS INC 5181 N Stonehouse Place Tucson Arizona 85750 ~ 72:MAKANSI TAREK WOOD STEVE
EVERS MARK N BERMAN MICHAEL FRANKLIN JOHN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/504.784 ~ 32: 06/07/2011
2013/01682 ~ Complete ~ 54: N-ACYSULFONAMIDE APOPTOSIS PROMOTERS ~ 71:ASTRAZENECA AB SE151 85 Sodertalje ~ 72:DIEBOLD ROBERT BRUCE GROVER PAUL IOANNIDIS STEPHANOS SAEH JAMAL
CARLOS GERO THOMAS HUANG SHAN OGOE CLAUDE AFONA VARNES JEFFREY GILBERT ~ 33: US ~
31: 61/384.170 ~ 32: 17/09/2010
2013/01683 ~ Complete ~ 54: MODULAR RACKING SYSTEM ~ 71:THE COCA-COLA COMPANY One CocaCola Plaza Atlanta Georgia 30313 ~ 72:HORN BRETT GOMEZ ERIKA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/850.687 ~ 32:
05/08/2010
2013/01684 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING AT LEAST ONE COMPOUND CONTAINING A
CARBAMOYL SULFONATE GROUP AND USE OF THE SAME AS TANNING AGENTS ~ 71:LANXESS
DEUTSCHLAND GMBH D-51369 Leverkusen ~ 72:REINERS JURGEN WIECHMANN JAN-DIETER GROSCH
RAFAEL EBBINGHAUS MICHAEL TYSOE CHRISTOPHER KRUGER CLAUDIA HEINZELMANN FRANZ
KLEBAN MARTIN ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10172191.8 ~ 32: 06/08/2010
2013/01685 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR FORMING A CAN SHELL ~ 71:CONTAINER
DEVELOPMENT LTD 7810 MCEWEN ROAD DAYTON OH 45459 ~ 72:STODD R PETER ~ 33: US ~ 31:
12/924.077 ~ 32: 20/09/2010
2013/01686 ~ Complete ~ 54: ABSORBENT ARTICLE ~ 71:UNICHARM CORPORATION 182 Shimoburn Kinseicho Shikokuchuo-shi Ehime 799-0111 ~ 72:KATO NOBUYUKI HAYASHI TOSHIHISA TAMURA TATSUYA ~ 33:
JP ~ 31: 2010-223059 ~ 32: 30/09/2010
2013/01687 ~ Complete ~ 54: LOCKOUT DEVICE ~ 71:MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC 137 W. FOREST HILL
AVENUE P.O BOX 927 OAK CREEK Wisconsin 53154 ~ 72:SU DAVIS WOJTAK RAY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/416.801
~ 32: 24/11/2010
2013/01688 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPROVED PROCESS FOR PRODUCTION OF RECOMBINANT HUMAN
GROWTH HORMONE ~ 71:FERRING B.V. Polaris Avenue 144 2132 JX Hoofddorp ~ 72:KANNER DOV
SCHMELL ELI ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10177997.3 ~ 32: 21/09/2010
2013/01689 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTI-FATIGUE COMPOSITION OF PLANT MATERIAL AND PREPARATION
METHOD,USE AND PRODUCTS THEREOF ~ 71:XIE CHEN B-7-2-501 6# Xierqizhong Road Haidian Beijing
100085 ZHONG ZHONG B-7-2-501 6# Xierqizhong Road Haidian Beijing 100085 ~ 72:XIE CHEN Zhong ZHONG
2013/01690 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A BOOTH ~ 71:BOSMAN WARREN CORNEL 7 Diamant Street Jukskei Park
Randburg 2146 SMITH ANGUS-MURRAY 73 Bowling Avenue Morningside ~ 72:BOSMAN WARREN CORNEL
2013/01784 ~ Complete ~ 54: REFRIGERATOR ~ 71:RED BULL GMBH Am Brunnen 1 5330 Fuschl am See ~
72:BRENNEIS JURGEN VOGT RAINER MARGARINO GIUSEPPE REPOSO MARCO ~ 33: AT ~ 31: GM
581/2010 ~ 32: 16/09/2010
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2013/01963 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DISPOSABLE HOPE 2 NUMBER 2 NATURAL EXFOLIATOR AND
NATURALDETOXIFICATION,HEALTH,FITNESS AND BEAUTY ENHANCEMENT,ONEPIECE SUIT WITH
HOOD ~ 71:MOEGMAT SEDICK KHAN 7 Watsonia Street Lentegeur Mitchells Plain Cape Town 7785 ~
72:MOEGMAT SEDICK KHAN
- APPLIED ON 2013-03-06 2013/01691 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AN INSERT FOR A CUP ~ 71:MALINOWSKI THOMAS RAINER Golf Park 3
Engen House Raapenberg Road Mowbray 7925 ~ 72:MALINOWSKI THOMAS RAINER
2013/01692 ~ Complete ~ 54: BUILDING BLOCKS ~ 71:RICHARD PETER HATTINGH 5 Bentley Estate 28
Dolphon Crescent Ballito 4399 ~ 72:HATTINGH RICHARD PETER ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/01560 ~ 32: 01/03/2012
2013/01693 ~ Provisional ~ 54: COUPLED ROOF BOLT ~ 71:RAND YORK CASTINGS (PTY) LTD 4 Lagoon
Drive Umhlanga Rocks 4319 ~ 72:CORBETT MICHAEL ROBERT
2013/01694 ~ Complete ~ 54: DIFFUSER FOR A MULTI-WAY VALVE ~ 71:LINDAL FRANCE SAS Pole
d'Activites Industrielles et Technologiques Briey Cedex 54154 ~ 72:HERVE BODET ERIC GAILLARD ~ 33: FR ~
31: 1058115 ~ 32: 06/10/2010
2013/01695 ~ Complete ~ 54: METAL CEILING SUBSTRUCTURE ~ 71:KNAUF AMF GMBH & CO. KG Elsenthal
15 Grafenau 94481 ~ 72:KARL WENIG ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10013273.7 ~ 32: 04/10/2010
2013/01696 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM AND APPARATUS FOR COMPARING PRICING OF GOODS ~
71:GODFREY IVAN LANCELLAS 1 Dante Road Bergvliet 7945 ~ 72:LANCELLAS GODFREY IVAN ~ 33: ZA ~
31: 2011/09141 ~ 32: 12/12/2011
2013/01697 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TIN FOIL LINTERS FOR WEBER BARBECUEKETEL ~ 71:NICO CORDIER Box
1191 Bela Bela 0480 NICOLAAS CORDIER P O Box 1191 Bela Bela 0480 ~ 72:NICO CORDIER NICOLAAS
CORDIER
2013/01698 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ARTICULATION AND PENDULUM FRAME FOR BEAM SPAYER FOR
TRACTOR ~ 71:NICO CORDIER Box 1191 Bela Bela 0480 NICOLAAS CORDIER P O Box 1191 Bela Bela 0480
~ 72:NICO CORDIER NICOLAAS CORDIER
2013/01699 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ELECTRIC APPLIANCE/MULTI FUNCTION LCD TV ~ 71:GIMO JOSE DASILVA
57 Primrose St Ridge Plaza Berea Gauteng 0002 ~ 72:GIMO JOSE DASILVA
2013/01700 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ELECTRIC APPLIANCE (WASHING MACHINE) ~ 71:GIMO JOSE DASILVA 57
Primrose St Ridge Plaza Berea Gauteng 0002 ~ 72:GIMO JOSE DASILVA
2013/01701 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ELECTRIC APPLIANCE (TOUCH SCREEN KEYBOARD) ~ 71:GIMO JOSE
DASILVA 57 Primrose St Ridge Plaza Berea Gauteng 0002 ~ 72:GIMO JOSE DASILVA
2013/01702 ~ Provisional ~ 54: BEZALEEL RABAR GUN ~ 71:DEON NAIDOO 62 Boschendal Wilson Street
Witfield Boksburg 1459 ~ 72:DEON NAIDOO
2013/01703 ~ Complete ~ 54: SOUNDING STICK ~ 71:CEZALTINO DE SOUSA 7 Shelly Lane Willowild
Hurlingham Manor EXT. 5 1456 ~ 72:CEZALTINO DE SOUSA ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/05601 ~ 32: 25/07/2012
2013/01704 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TROLLEY ~ 71:GIOVANNI CANTAMESSA 65 Skymaster Village Cnr Tim St and
Diana St Dayan Glen Boksburg West 1459 ~ 72:GIOVANNI CANTAMESSA
2013/01705 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS FOR EXTENDING PROGRESSION-FREE SURVIVAL USING 10PROPARGYL-10-DEAZAAMINOPTERIN ~ 71:ALLOS THERAPEUTICS INC 11080 Circle Point Road suit 200
Westminster colorado 80020 ~ 72:FRUCHTMAN STEVEN M ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/419.713 ~ 32: 03/12/2010
2013/01706 ~ Complete ~ 54: CD33 BINDING AGENTS ~ 71:BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM INTERNATIONAL
GMBH Binger Strasse 173 55216 Ingelheim am Rhein ~ 72:KONOPITZKY RENATE BORGES ERIC ADAM
PAUL HEIDER KARL-HEINZ ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10186468.4 ~ 32: 04/10/2010
2013/01707 ~ Complete ~ 54: DISPOSABLE ABSORBENT ARTICLE ~ 71:THE PROCTER & GAMBLE
COMPANY One Procter & Gamble Plaza Cincinnati OH 45202 ~ 72:BEWICK-SONNTAG CHRISTOPHER
PHILLIP CRAMER RONALD DEAN HATTON JAMES A ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/385.130 ~ 32: 21/09/2010
2013/01708 ~ Complete ~ 54: PACKAGE WITH WINDOW AND UNIT DOSE ARTICLES THEREIN ~ 71:THE
PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY One Procter & Gamble Plaza Cincinnati Ohio 45202 ~ 72:CAMARGOPARODI GUSTAVO JOSE READ BRETT TAYLOR KOPULOS CHRISTOPHER ROBERT ~ 33: US ~ 31:
12/885.793 ~ 32: 20/09/2010
2013/01709 ~ Complete ~ 54: HUMANIZED ANTI-FACTOR D ANTIBODIES AND USES THEREOF ~
71:GENENTECH INC 1 DNA Way South San Francisco 94080 California ~ 72:HUANG ARTHUR J KELLY
ROBERT F LOWMAN HENRY VAN LOOKEREN CAMPAGNE MENNO WINTER CHARLES MATTHEW ~ 33:
US ~ 31: 61/048.689 ~ 32: 29/04/2008
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2013/01710 ~ Complete ~ 54: POLYAMIDE RESIN MOLDINGS ~ 71:MITSUBISHI GAS CHEMICAL COMPANY,
INC 5-2 Marunouchi 2-Chome Chiyoda-ku TOKYO 1008324 ~ 72:MITADERA JUN KUROKAWA MASASHI
TAKANO TAKAHIRO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010-228509 ~ 32: 08/10/2010
2013/01711 ~ Complete ~ 54: A WHEAT FLOUR COMPOSITION ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100
Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:MOHANAN CHANDRIKA NEDIYEDATH
SURESH KUMAR SHANMUGAM AKALYA ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 1597/MUM/2011 ~ 32: 31/05/2011
2013/01712 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR PREPARING SMALL CRYSTAL SSZ-32 ~ 71:CHEVRON U S A
INC 6001 Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon 94583 California ~ 72:ZONES STACEY I LEE BOWMANN YUEN
LUN-TEH DAVIS TRACY M ZIEMER JAMES N OJO ADEOLA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/940.776 ~ 32: 05/11/2010
2013/01713 ~ Complete ~ 54: DROUGHT TOLERANT PLANTS AND RELATED CONSTRUCTS AND
METHODS INVOLVING GENES ENCODING DTP6 POLYPEPTIDES ~ 71:E I DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND
CO 1007 Market Street Wilmington Delaware 19898 PIONEER HI-BRED INTERNATIONAL INC 7100 N.W.
62ND Avenue PO Box 1014, Johnston Iowa 50131-1014 ~ 72:ALLEN STEPHEN M BROTHERS JASON L
DESHMUKH KRUPA LAFITTE HONOR RENEE LU CHENG LUCK STANLEY MULLEN JEFFREY SAKAI
HAJIME SAYLOR JAMES J TINGEY SCOTT V WILLIAMS ROBERT WAYNE LI XIAO-YI ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/407.612 ~ 32: 28/10/2010
2013/01714 ~ Complete ~ 54: PACKAGING AND DISPENSING OF DETERGENT COMPOSITIONS ~
71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~
72:BONSALL JUDITH MARIA CHAPPLE ANDREW PAUL HUBBARD JOHN FRANCIS KENINGLEY STEPHEN
THOMAS ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10187507.8 ~ 32: 14/10/2010
2013/01715 ~ Complete ~ 54: PACKAGED CONCENTRATED PARTICULATE DETERGENT COMPOSITION ~
71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~
72:BATCHELOR STEPHEN NORMAN CHAPPLE ANDREW PAUL KENINGLEY STEPHEN THOMAS ~ 33: EP ~
31: 10187508.6 ~ 32: 14/10/2010
2013/01716 ~ Complete ~ 54: LEAVE-ON NONSOLD SKIN CONDITIONING COMPOSITIONS CONTAINING 12HYDROXYSTEARIC ACID ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 Victoria Embankment London Greater
London EC4P ODY ~ 72:BARROW STEPHEN ROY CROTTY BRIAN ANDREW DOBKOWSKI BRIAN JOHN
HARICHIAN BIJAN LIU YINGJUAN MOADDEL TEANOOSH PEHRATOVIC HASIBA WU JIWEI
2013/01717 ~ Complete ~ 54: LIQUID AGRICULTURAL FORMULATIONS OF IMPROVED STABILITY ~
71:DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC 9330 Zionsville Road Indianapolis 46268 Indiana ~ 72:ATKINSON JOHN M LIU
LEI OLDS MELISSA GAIL KEENEY FRANKLIN N ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/383.888 ~ 32: 17/09/2010
2013/01718 ~ Complete ~ 54: HETEROCYCLIC COMPOUNDS FOR TREATING OR PREVENTING
DISORDERS CAUSED BY REDUCED NEUROTRANSMISSION OF SEROTONIN,NOREPHNEPHRINE OR
DOPAMINE ~ 71:OTSUKA PHARMACEUTICAL CO LIMITED 9 Kanda-Tsukasamachi 2-chome Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 101-8535 ~ 72:ITO NOBUAKI SASAKI HIROFUMI TAI KUNINORI SHINOHARA TOMOICHI ~ 33: JP ~ 31:
2010-204747 ~ 32: 13/09/2010
2013/01719 ~ Complete ~ 54: HEAT EXCHANGER PERFORATED FINS ~ 71:AIR PRODUCTS AND
CHEMICALS INC 7201 Hamilton Boulevard Allentown 18195-1501 Pennsylvania ~ 72:SUNDER SWAMINATHAN
GERSHTEIN VLADIMIR YLIY MESKI GEORGE A HOUGHTON PATRICK A
2013/01720 ~ Complete ~ 54: CORROSION RESISTANCE ~ 71:TSHWANE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
Arcadia Campus 175 Mandela Drive Arcadia 0083 Pretoria ~ 72:POPOOLA PATRICIA ABIMBOLA IDOWU
FAYOMI SUNDAY ISAAC OJO ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/08961 ~ 32: 06/12/2011
2013/01721 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR RADIO COMMUNICATION BETWEEN A RADIO BEACON AND
AN ONBOARD UNIT,AND RADIO BEACON AND ONBOARD UNIT THEREFOR ~ 71:KAPSCH TRAFFICCOM
AG Am Europlatz 2 A-1120 Wien ~ 72:POVOLNY ROBERT GUNER REFI-TUGRUL ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 12 158 341.3
~ 32: 07/03/2012
2013/01722 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONSTRUCTING VERY HIGH THROUGHPUT SIGNAL (VHT-SIG) FIELDS FOR
REDUCED PEAK-TO-AVERAGE POWER RATIO (PAPR) ~ 71:QUALCOMM INCORPORATED 5775 Morehouse
Drive San Diego Carlifonia 92121-1714 ~ 72:YANG LIN VAN ZELST ALBERT VAN NEE DIDIER JOHANNES
RICHARD JONES IV VINCENT KNOWLES SAMPATH HEMANTH ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/206.343 ~ 32: 09/08/2011
2013/01723 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMMUNICATION CONTROL DEVICE,COMMUNICATION CONTROL
METHOD,COMMUNICATION DEVICE,COMMUNICATION METHOD,AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEM ~
71:SONY CORPORATION 1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo 108-0075 ~ 72:KIMURA RYOTA SAWAI RYO ~ 33: JP
~ 31: 2011-029992 ~ 32: 15/02/2011
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2013/01724 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR IMPROVING ACCURACY OF INSURANCE
QUOTES ~ 71:TRANSUNION LLC 555 West Adams Street Chicago Illinois 60661 ~ 72:GAUGHAN MICHAEL
BURNS CLIFF ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/378.851 ~ 32: 31/08/2010
2013/01725 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS AND APPARATUSES FOR IMPREGNATION OF A DILUTE PHASE
MILLED SORBENT WITH A CHEMICAL COMPOUND IN AN AQUEOUS SOLUTION ~ 71:NORIT AMERICAS
INC 3200 University Avenue Marshall TX 75670 ~ 72:NEBERGALL ROBERT S ADAMS PATTON M ~ 33: US ~
31: 12/875.195 ~ 32: 03/09/2010
2013/01726 ~ Complete ~ 54: CRYSTALLINE 6,7-UNSATURATED-7-CARBAMOYL MORPHINANE
DERIVATIVE,AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING SAME ~ 71:SHIONOGI & CO LTD 1-8 Doshomachi 3 chome
chuo ku Osaki shi Osaka 541-0045 ~ 72:TAMURA YOSHINORI INAGAKI MASANAO HAGA NOBUHIRO
OMURA SOHEI NOGUCHI KOUICHI MORIMOTO KENJI ODA SHINICHI ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010-253688 ~ 32:
12/11/2010
2013/01727 ~ Complete ~ 54: A PREGNANCY TEST SYSTEM ~ 71:HEARD SYSTEMS PTY LTD 18 Bulletin
Place Sydney NSW 2000 ~ 72:GARGIULO GAETANO SHEPHARD RICHARD WILLIAM TAPSON JONATHAN
CRAIG ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010903650 ~ 32: 13/08/2010
2013/01783 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANODE FOR A CELL OF A LITHIUM-ION BATTERY,ITS MANUFACTURING
PROCESS AND THE BATTERY INCORPORATING IT ~ 71:HUTCHINSON 2 Rue Balzac 75008 Paris ~
72:VOILLEQUIN BAPTISTE AYME-PERROT DAVID DUFOUR BRUNO SONNTAG PHILIPPE ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 12
52252 ~ 32: 13/03/2012
2013/01814 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MULTIFUNCTIONAL CIGARETTE CASE ~ 71:MORNE ROUSSEAU THERON
Plot Nr 10 Fraaiuitzight Burgersfort 1150 ~ 72:MORNE ROUSSEAU THERON
- APPLIED ON 2013-03-07 2013/01729 ~ Complete ~ 54: A COMPUTER CENTRE ~ 71:INVESTMENT CORPORATION (PTY) LTD 262
Hornibill Avenue Montana Pretoria ~ 72:JANSE VAN RENSBURG PETRUS JOHANNES ~ 33: ZA ~ 31:
2011/09066 ~ 32: 09/12/2011
2013/01730 ~ Complete ~ 54: WETTING OF EVAPORATIVE COOLER PADS ~ 71:F F SEELEY NOMINEES
PTY LTD 112 O'Sullivan Beach Road Lonsdale South Australia 5160 ~ 72:ROBERT WILLIAM GILBERT ~ 33: AU
~ 31: 2012900922 ~ 32: 08/03/2012
2013/01731 ~ Complete ~ 54: CLOSING ELEMENT FOR A ROLLING PRESS FRAME ~ 71:KHD HUMBOLDT
WEDAG GMBH Colonia-Allee 3 Koln 51067 ~ 72:MEINHARD FRANGENBERG ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2010 048
214.5 ~ 32: 12/10/2010
2013/01732 ~ Complete ~ 54: LITHIUM ACCUMULATOR ~ 71:HE3DA S.R.O. Tusarova 1281/45 Prague 17000 ~
72:JAN (JR) PROCHAZKA JAROSLAV POLIVKA JAN (SR) PROCHAZKA JIRI POSTLER ~ 33: CZ ~ 31:
PV2010-703 ~ 32: 23/09/2010
2013/01760 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRANSDERMAL DELIVERY DEVICES ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU-NATAL
Office of Registrar University Road Chiltern Hills Westville 3629 ~ 72:MUSABAYANE CEPHAS MUKARATIRWA
SAMSON TUFTS MARK ANDREW VAN HEERDEN FANIE RETIEF MASOLA BUBUYA ~ 33: ZA ~ 31:
2012/01839 ~ 32: 13/03/2012
2013/01761 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELECTROLYSIS ~ 71:DE WAAL JAN CHRISTOFFEL 131 Miller Street 7140
Gordons Bay ~ 72:DE WAAL JAN CHRISTOFFEL ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/01804 ~ 32: 12/03/2012
2013/01762 ~ Provisional ~ 54: FLUID HEATER ~ 71:VAN HEERDEN WILLEM ADRIAAN 138 Mclean Street
9459 Riebeeckstad ~ 72:VAN HEERDEN WILLEM ADRIAAN
2013/01763 ~ Complete ~ 54: HYDRAULIC ROTARY PERCUSSION APPARATUS FOR BORING MINE HOLES
~ 71:MONTABERT 203 Route de Grenoble SAINT-PRIEST F-69800 ~ 72:COMARMOND JEAN-SYLVAIN ~ 33:
FR ~ 31: 10/57262 ~ 32: 13/09/2010
2013/01764 ~ Complete ~ 54: A GEARING MECHANISM FOR A DOSE DELIVERY DEVICE ~ 71:MOLLER
CLAUS SCHMIDT Paludan Mullersvej 7 DK-3480 Fredensborg ~ 72:MOLLER CLAUS SCHMIDT ~ 33: DK ~ 31:
PA 2010 00872 ~ 32: 24/09/2010
2013/01765 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPROVEMENTS IN OR RELATING TO CLAMPING MEMBERS AND CLAMPING
DEVICES ~ 71:GRIPPLE LIMITED The OLD WEST GUN WORKS SAVILE STREET EAST SHEFFIELD S4 7UQ
GREAT BRITAIN ~ 72:FERREIRA ANDRE ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1115365.7 ~ 32: 06/09/2011
2013/01766 ~ Complete ~ 54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS ~ 71:VIIV HEALTHCARE CO Five Moore
Drive Research Triangle Park NC 27709 ~ 72:MUNDHRA DEEPAK B PAN RENNAN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/383.541
~ 32: 16/09/2010
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2013/01767 ~ Complete ~ 54: PURIFICATION OF ANTIBODIES USING SIMULATED MOVING BED
CHROMATOGRAPHY ~ 71:ABBVIE INC 1 North Waukegan Road North Chicago IL 60064 ~ 72:LAU SIU-MAN
KELVIN LU STEPHEN DONG DIANE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/384.620 ~ 32: 20/09/2010
2013/01768 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROPULSION SYSTEM FOR FLYING MACHINE,PARTICULARLY FOR A
MISSILE ~ 71:MICROTURBO 8 Chemin Du Pont De Rupe F-31200 Toulouse MBDA FRANCE 1 Avenue
Reaumur F-92358 Le Plessis-Robinson ROXEL FRANCE Avenue Gay-Lussac F-33167 Saint-Medard En Jalles ~
72:GUYADER GILLES AIME YANN PFIFFER ANDRE RIDEAU JEAN-FRANCOIS DOUALLE JEAN-FRANCOIS
~ 33: FR ~ 31: 1057214 ~ 32: 10/09/2010
2013/01769 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEVICE AND METHOD FOR DISPERSING TWO SOLUTIONS IN EACH OTHER
IN SOLVENT EXTRACTION ~ 71:OUTOTEC OYJ Riihitontuntie 7 FI-02200 Espoo ~ 72:LILJA LAUNO EKMAN
EERO HULTHOLM STIG-ERIK NYMAN BROR ~ 33: FI ~ 31: 20100317 ~ 32: 16/09/2010
2013/01770 ~ Complete ~ 54: FLAVORED FUNCTION SPECIFIC TOOTHPICKS ~ 71:H2X INC 4729 E Sunrise
Dr Suite #406 Tucson Arizona 85718 ~ 72:SAPAN PAUL MAROLD VINCENT ~ 33: US ~ 31: 2012/028140 ~ 32:
07/03/2012
2013/01815 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR TREATING BLOOD CHOLESTEROL DISORDERS
~ 71:GRIFOLS S.A. C/ Jesús Y María 6 08022 - Barcelona ~ 72:GRIFOLS LUCAS VICTOR GRIFOLS ROURA
VICTOR ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/418123 ~ 32: 12/03/2012
2013/01733 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SOLAR TRACKING SYSTEM ~ 71:REFTIN 1003 (PTY) LTD 4 Edgeworth
Crescent Darrenwood Randburg 2194 ~ 72:FRIEDENTHAL REGINALD
2013/01734 ~ Complete ~ 54: BLASTING ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:DETNET SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD AECI
Place The Woodlands Woodlands Drive Woodmead Sandton ~ 72:LIEBENBERG ABRAHAM JOHANNES ~ 33:
ZA ~ 31: 2010/06452 ~ 32: 09/09/2010
2013/01735 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY ~ 71:DETNET SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD AECI Place
The Woodlands Woodlands Drive Woodmead Sandton ~ 72:BIRKIN CHARISTOPHER MALCOLM ~ 33: ZA ~ 31:
2010/08183 ~ 32: 16/11/2010
2013/01736 ~ Provisional ~ 54: LIGHTWEIGHT AERODYNAMIC BICYCLE FENDER MOUNTED
HORIZONTALLY ON THE DOWNTUBE OF BICYCLE FRAME ~ 71:ALBERTUS LAING JORDAAN 6 Lebombo
Avenue Aerorand Middelburg Mpumalanga ~ 72:ALBERTUS LAING JORDAAN
2013/01737 ~ Provisional ~ 54: LIGHTWEIGHT AERODYNAMIC BICYCLE FENDER MOUNTED ON THE
FRONT FORK BRACE ~ 71:ALBERTUS LAING JORDAAN 6 Lebombo Avenue Aerorand Middelburg
Mpumalanga ~ 72:ALBERTUS LAING JORDAAN
2013/01738 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CASH AND VALUABLES DEGRADATION SYSTEM USING HIGH FREQUENCY
ELECTRO-MAGNETIC AND OTHER DEGRADATION RADIATION ~ 71:ALDUM ALFRED WALTER 18 Adonis
Street Breaunanda Krugersdorp PRYER DEBORAH RUTH 2 Coralwood Close Woodlands Estate Moreleta Park
Pretoria ~ 72:ALDUM ALFRED WALTER PRYER DEBORAH RUTH
2013/01739 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MATRINA ~ 71:CECIL MAHLABA 406 Milpark Mews Cnr BerryHertzog And
Empire Road Johannesburg 2193 QUINTON NZUNZA 406 Milpark Mews Cnr BerryHertzog And Empire Road
Johannesburg 2193 QUINTON NZUZA 406 Milpark Mews Cnr BerryHertzong Empire Road Johannesburg 2193 ~
72:PETERSON NHLAKANIPHO KHUMALO CECIL MAHLABA QUINTON NZUNZA
2013/01740 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AN IN-LINE PRECIOUS METAL RECOVERY SLUICE BOX FOR
CONVENTIONAL MINE DRAINS ~ 71:ROELAN TRAAING 53 (PTY) LTD 1 King Willow Crescent Randjesfontein
Midrand 1683 ~ 72:MICHELLE COUND
2013/01741 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MOBILE SAOPPING TELLERS ~ 71:AMY AMOS MALEKA 17911 Protea Glen
X14 Soweto 1860 ~ 72:AMY AMOS MALEKA
2013/01742 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SICK NOTE ALERT ~ 71:MARIANNE VAN WYK 4 Portmarnock Str Silver Lakes
Pretoria ANANDE MARIE NOTHLING 49 Herbert Baker Str Groenkloof Pretoria ~ 72:MARIANNE VAN WYK
ANANDE MARIE NOTHLING
2013/01743 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ELECTRIC-MOTOR-GENERATOR ~ 71:BHUKUMBUSO FREDRICK ZUMA
B311 Umzomusha Inanda 4310 ~ 72:BHUKUMBUSO FREDRICK ZUMA
2013/01744 ~ Provisional ~ 54: EXERCISE MACHINE ~ 71:BERZACK ANTHONY LEWIS AG07 Sea Spray
Beach Boulevard Bloubergrant 7441 ~ 72:BERZACK ANTHONY LEWIS
2013/01745 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PRODUCT FOR APPLICATION TO NEW PLASTERWORK ~ 71:HOWELL
CHRISTOPHER JOHN PETER 63 Main Road Noordhoek 7979 ~ 72:HOWELL CHRISTOPHER JOHN PETER
2013/01746 ~ Complete ~ 54: FLEXIBLE CUSHIONING PADS,ITEMS INCORPORATING SUCH PADS,AND
METHODS OF MAKING AND USING ~ 71:G-FORM LLC 1 Davol Square Providence Rhode Island 02903 ~
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72:WYNER DANIEL M FOX RICHARD B CAFARO THOMAS ROGERS STEPHANIE NEWSHAM AMI FOSTER
DAVID ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/412.767 ~ 32: 11/11/2010
2013/01747 ~ Complete ~ 54: OXADIAZOLE INHIBITORS OF LEUKOTRIENE PRODUCTION ~
71:BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM INTERNATIONAL GMBH Binger Strasse 173 55216 Ingelheim am Rhein ~
72:BARTOLOZZI ALESSANDRA CHEN ZHIDONG DINES JONATHON ALAN LIU WEIMIN MORWICK TINA
MARIE RIETHER DORIS WU LIFEN BOSANAC TODD DE LOMBAERT STEPHANE HUBER JOHN D LOKE PUI
LENG OLAGUE ALAN TYE HEATHER ZINDELL RENEE M ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/533.349 ~ 32: 12/09/2011
2013/01748 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRIAZINE-OXADIAZOLES ~ 71:NOVARTIS AG Lichtstrasse 35 CH-4056 Basel ~
72:BARKER OLIVER BOCK MARK G CHOVATIA PRAFUL EUSTACHE FLORENCE HARGRAVE JONATHAN
LAW RICHARD WILLOWS DAVID BENTLEY JONATHAN CAIN THOMAS DOD JENNIFER RUTH GLEAVE
LAURA HEIFETZ ALEXANDER RAOOF ALI ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/382.158 ~ 32: 13/09/2010
2013/01749 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOZZLE FOR APPLYING A COATING AGENT ~ 71:DURR SYSTEMS GMBH
Carl-Benz-Strasse 43 74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen IPR-INTELLIGENTE PERIPHERIEN FUR ROBOTER GMBH
Industriestrabe 29 74193 Schwaigern ~ 72:STROHLEIN STEFAN ENGELHART MARC ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2010
034 921.6 ~ 32: 20/08/2010
2013/01750 ~ Complete ~ 54: WEB PAGE BEHAVIOR ENHANCEMENT CONTROLS ~ 71:MICROSOFT
CORPORATION One Microsoft Way Redmond 98052-6399 Washington ~ 72:MEGIDDO ERAN BATTAGIN
DANIEL C WALDMAN LAWRENCE PRISH SHAHAR ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/887.003 ~ 32: 21/09/2010
2013/01751 ~ Complete ~ 54: QUINOLINE AND QUINOXALINE DERIVATIVES AS KINASE INHIBITORS ~
71:UCB PHARMA S.A. 60 Allee De La Recherche B-1070 Brussels ~ 72:PARTON ANDREW HARRY ALI
MEZHER HUSSEIN BROOKINGS DANIEL CHRISTOPHER BROWN JULIEN ALISTAIR FORD DANIEL JAMES
FRANKLIN RICHARD JEREMY LANGHAM BARRY JOHN NEUSS JUDI CHARLOTTE QUINCEY JOANNA
RACHEL ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1101128.5 ~ 32: 21/01/2011
2013/01752 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPROVED PRODUCTION OF PRTEIN SOLUTIONS FROM SOY ~ 71:BURCON
NUTRASCIENCE (MB) CORP 1388 Waller Avenue Winnipeg R3T 1P9 Manitoba ~ 72:GREEN BRENT E
SCHWEIZER MARTIN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/457.491 ~ 32: 11/04/2011
2013/01753 ~ Complete ~ 54: ENHANCEMENT OF POTATO TUBER SPROUTING INHIBITORS USING
VARIOUS COMBINATIONS OF AGENTS ~ 71:WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH
FOUNDATION 1610 N.E. Eastgate Boulevard Pullman 99163 Washington ~ 72:KNOWLES LISA KNOWLES
NORMAN R ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/379.473 ~ 32: 02/09/2010
2013/01754 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRIGGER DISPENSER ~ 71:GUALA DISPENSING SPA Zona Industriale D5
Spinetta Marengo Alessandria 1 15047 ~ 72:ALLUIGI RICCARDO DENNIS STEPHEN R ~ 33: IT ~ 31:
BS2010A000155 ~ 32: 16/09/2010
2013/01755 ~ Complete ~ 54: EXTRACTOR APPARATUS ~ 71:WALDNER LABOREINRICHTUNGEN GMBH &
CO KG Haidosch 1 88239 Wangen ~ 72:GARTNER ULRICH ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 20 2011 101 114.7 ~ 32: 26/05/2011
2013/01756 ~ Complete ~ 54: SUBSTITUTED IMIDAZOPYRIDAZINES ~ 71:BAYER INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY GMBH Alfred-Nobel-Strasse 10 40789 Monheim ~ 72:KLAR ULRICH KOPPITZ MARCUS
JAUTELAT ROLF KOSEMUND ROLF BOHLMANN ROLF LIENAU PHILIP SIEMEISTER GERHARD WENGNER
ANTJE MARGRET ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 11170775.8 ~ 32: 21/06/2011
2013/01757 ~ Complete ~ 54: USE OF BIOLOGICAL OR CHEMICAL CONTROL AGENTS FOR CONTROLLING
INSECTS AND NEMATODES IN RESISTANT CROPS ~ 71:BAYER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY GMBH AlfredNobel-Strasse 10 40789 Monheim ~ 72:ANDERSCH WOLFRAM RIGGS JENNIFER R POUTRE CANDACE
DESAI NALINI STRIEGEL BILL BUGG KEVIN RINIKER STEVEN RUSSEL CARRIE THISSEN DAUM JULIA ~
33: US ~ 31: 61/419.433 ~ 32: 03/12/2010
2013/01758 ~ Complete ~ 54: POROUS ARTICLE WITH FUSED THERMOPLASTIC PARTICLES ~ 71:W.L.
GORE & ASSOCIATES INC 555 Papermill Road Newark Delaware 19711 ~ 72:BACINO JOHN E ~ 33: US ~ 31:
12/879.333 ~ 32: 10/09/2010
2013/01759 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESSING MATERIALS WITH ION BEAMS ~ 71:XYLECO INC 271 Salem
Street Unit L Woburn Massachusette 01801 ~ 72:MEDOFF MARSHALL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/073.680 ~ 32:
18/06/2008
- APPLIED ON 2013-03-08 2013/01771 ~ Complete ~ 54: REWINDING MACHINE AND METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ROLLS OF
WEB MATERIAL ~ 71:FABIO PERINI S.P.A. Via per Mugnano Lucca I-55100 ~ 72:ROBERTO MORELLI
ROMANO MADDALENI FRANCO MONTAGNANI ~ 33: IT ~ 31: FI2010A000205 ~ 32: 28/09/2010
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2013/01772 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR DIFFERENTIATING BETWEEN BACKGROUND AND
FOREGROUND OF SCENERY AND ALSO METHOD FOR REPLACING A BACKGROUND IN IMAGES OF A
SCENERY ~ 71:FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER ANGERWANDTEN FORSCHUNG
E.V Hansastrasse 27C D-80686 Munchen ~ 72:WOLFGANG VONOLFEN RAINER WOLLSIEFEN ~ 33: DE ~ 31:
10 2010 046 025.7 ~ 32: 20/09/2010
2013/01773 ~ Complete ~ 54: FENCE AND FENCE POST ~ 71:COCHRANE STEEL PRODUCTS (PTY)
LIMITED 125 Fitter Road Spartan Kempton Park 1619 ~ 72:COCHRANE ALEXANDER RICHARD ~ 33: ZA ~ 31:
2012/00601 ~ 32: 25/01/2012
2013/01774 ~ Complete ~ 54: BILLBOARD CLOSURE ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:IDENTITY SIGNAGE
MANUFACTURES (PTY) LTD 24 Bruton Road Bryanston Johannesburg ~ 72:VAN DEN HEEVER ANTON
ENGEL JEROEN DUTCH ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/01692 ~ 32: 08/03/2012
2013/01775 ~ Complete ~ 54: A SHOE SOLE ~ 71:DU PLSSI CARON ~ 72:DU PLSSI CARON ~ 33: ZA ~ 31:
2012/01693 ~ 32: 08/03/2012
2013/01776 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CHARGING SYSTEM ~ 71:EV DRIVE (PTY) LTD 44 Riverpark Midvaal Gauteng
~ 72:TERBLANCE GERHARD PENTZ JACOBUS ALWYN
2013/01777 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPROVED STRIPPING APPARATUS ~ 71:HONEYPOT HOLDINGS LIMITED 56
Scott Street Blenheim 7240 ~ 72:GEORGE NIGEL HAMISH WICKHAM MARCUS JAMES LOVE ALBERT
ARNOLD LOVE GARRY TREVOR ~ 33: NZ ~ 31: 587416 ~ 32: 17/08/2010
2013/01778 ~ Complete ~ 54: BATTERY TRAY COVER FOR UNDERGROUND MINING EQUIPMENT ~ 71:JOY
MM DELAWARE INC 2751 Centerville Road Suite 342 Wilmington DE 19808 ~ 72:DEEL RAY JUBECK WILLIAM
FACCIO ANTHONY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/440.232 ~ 32: 05/04/2012
2013/01779 ~ Provisional ~ 54: INFLATABLE TOOL ~ 71:LENKA ELIAS MOJAY 11 Brand Street Thaba Nchu
9780 ~ 72:LENKA ELIAS MOJAY
2013/01781 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WEECBREAD OPERATING SYSTEM (TECHNOLOGY) ~ 71:THAPELO AGOS
MATLALA 3695 Mayfield Ext 5 Daveyton 1520 JOHANNES MPHO MOLEFE 3695 Mayfield Ext 5 Daveyton 1520
~ 72:THAPELO AGOS MATLALA JOHANNES MPHO MOLEFE
2013/01782 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CAPSULE FOR EXTRACTION IN A COFFEE MACHINE ~ 71:RUSSON
HOLDINGS LIMITED PALM CHAMBERS 197 MAIN STREET ROAD TOWN TORTOLA ~ 72:SABAN HERZEL
KAY ANTHONY
2013/01785 ~ Complete ~ 54: HIGH-TEMPERATURE ELECTROLYSER (HTE) WITH IMPROVED OPERATING
SAFETY ~ 71:COMMISSARIAT A L'ENERGIE ATOMIQUE ET AUX ENERGIES ALTERNATIVES 25 rue de
Leblanc Batiment Le Ponant D 75015 Paris ~ 72:LE GALLO PATRICK ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 1057054 ~ 32: 06/09/2010
2013/01786 ~ Complete ~ 54: LOCK AND KEY WITH DOUBLE CODE PATTERN ~ 71:WINLOC AG P O Box
4233 Baarerstrasse 43 CH-6304 Zug ~ 72:WIDEN BO ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/889.150 ~ 32: 23/09/2010
2013/01787 ~ Complete ~ 54: AN ALARM SYSTEM ~ 71:JONKER RYNHARD 7 Milkwood Manor Walmer
Heights Port Elizabeth ~ 72:JONKER RYNHARD
2013/01788 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MAGNETIC MOTOR ~ 71:MASEMOLA JOSIAH BOY Verena C Endzunza 818
Verena 1020 ~ 72:MASEMOLA JOSIAH BOY
2013/01789 ~ Complete ~ 54: AN AUTOMATED INTEGRATED SYSTEM,METHOD AND PLATFORM FOR
HEALTHCARE SERVICES ~ 71:SAHARAN PAWAN A 2101-04 Mansarovar Neelkanth Heights Pokhran Road
No 1 Thane (W) 400 601 Maharashtra ~ 72:SAHARAN PAWAN ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 1781/MUM/2010 ~ 32: 11/08/2010
2013/01790 ~ Complete ~ 54: A METHOD OF AUTHENTICATING A DEVICE AND ENCRYPTING DATA
TRANSMITTED BETWEEN THE DEVICE AND A SERVER ~ 71:OLTIO (PTY) LTD 1St Floor Summit Place Scr
Summit And Rivonia Roads Morningside 2196 Gauteng ~ 72:ROUX PETRUS DANIEL JACOBUS SELIBAS
PAUL ANDREW BRUYNSE DIRK MARINUS ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/01706 ~ 32: 08/03/2012
2013/01791 ~ Complete ~ 54: DOCUMENT STORAGE ASSEMBLY ~ 71:MEI INC 1301 Wilson Drive West
Chester 19380-5954 Pennslyvania ~ 72:SNIDER JOHN D MARVIN KAREN CARMINE CHRIS WOOD KENNETH
B BERGERON ALFRED F CLAUSER ROBERT ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/244.611 ~ 32: 22/09/2009
2013/01792 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A METHOD OF IMPLEMENTING VERIFICATION FOR A TRANSACTION AND A
SYSTEM THEREFOR ~ 71:OLTIO (PTY) LTD 1St Floor Summit Place Scr Summit And Rivonia Roads
Morningside 2196 Gauteng ~ 72:ROUX PETRUS DANIEL JACOBUS
2013/01793 ~ Complete ~ 54: WAVE ENERGY CONVERSION ~ 71:CETO IP PTY LTD Level 1,16 Ord Street
West Perth 6005 Western Australia ~ 72:FIEVEZ JONATHAN PIERRE ALLEN GREG JOHN MANN LAURENCE
DREW ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010903674 ~ 32: 16/08/2010
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2013/01794 ~ Complete ~ 54: THERMOFORM LABELING ~ 71:AVERY DENNISON CORPORATION 150 North
Orange Grove Boulevard Pasadena California 91103 ~ 72:GHIAM FARID F HOLBERT VICTOR P
ZAJACZKOWSKI MICHAEL HENDERSON KEVIN O ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/381.015 ~ 32: 08/09/2010
2013/01795 ~ Complete ~ 54: INHIBITORS OF NOTUM PECTINACETYLESTERASE AND METHODS OF
THEIR USE ~ 71:LEXICON PHARMACEUTICALS INC 8800 Technology Forest Place The Woodlands 77381
Texas ~ 72:BARBOSA JOSEPH CARSON KENNETH GORDON GARDYAN MICHAEL WALTER HE WEI
LOMBARDO VICTORIA PABBA PRAVEEN TARVER JR JAMES ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/382.526 ~ 32: 14/09/2010
2013/01796 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPRESSIBLE CONTAINER SYSTEM AND METHOD OF TRANSPORT
THEREWITH ~ 71:LINCOLN GLOBAL, INC 17721 Railroad Street City of Industry CA 91748 ~ 72:WEISSBROD
PAUL A ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/877.526 ~ 32: 08/09/2010
2013/01797 ~ Complete ~ 54: PRODRUGS OF GUANFACINE ~ 71:SHIRE LLC 9200 Brookfield Court Florence
41042 Kentucky ~ 72:WHOMSLEY RHYS GOLDING BERNARD TYSON BOB ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/383.056 ~ 32:
15/09/2010
2013/01798 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CONTROL OF SIDE LAYER FORMATION IN AN
ALUMINIUM ELECTROLYSIS CELL ~ 71:GOODTECH RECOVERY TECHNOLOGY AS Per Kroghs Vei 4 N1065 Oslo ~ 72:SALVADOR JOHN PAUL SEDLAK VEROSLAV ~ 33: NO ~ 31: 20101321 ~ 32: 22/09/2010
2013/01799 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF PAN-CDK INHIBITORS OF THE
FORMULA (I),AND INTERMEDIATES OF THE PREPARATION ~ 71:BAYER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
GMBH Alfred-Nobel-Strasse 10 40789 Monheim ~ 72:KRUGER JOACHIM GRIES JORG LOVIS KAI HASSFELD
JORMA ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2010 046 720.0 ~ 32: 23/09/2010
2013/01800 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS TO INHIBIT STEM CELL AND PROGENITOR
CELL BINDING TO LYMPHOID TISSUE AND FOR REGENERATING GERMINAL CENTERS IN LYMPHATIC
TISSUES ~ 71:DEISHER THERESA 1420 Fifth Avenue Seattle 18101 Washington ~ 72:DEISHER THERESA ~
33: US ~ 31: 61/449.372 ~ 32: 04/03/2011
2013/01801 ~ Complete ~ 54: DATA PROCESSING DEVICE AND DATA PROCESSING METHOD ~ 71:SONY
CORPORATION 1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo 108-0075 ~ 72:SHINOHARA YUJI SAKAI LUI YAMAMOTO
MAKIKO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010-207519 ~ 32: 16/09/2010
2013/01802 ~ Complete ~ 54: BESYLATE SALT OF A BTK INHIBITOR ~ 71:CELGENE AVILOMICS
RESEARCH 45 Wiggins Avenue Bedford MA 01730 ~ 72:WITOWSKI STEVEN RICHARD TESTER RICHLAND
WAYNE WESTLIN III WILLIAM FREDERICK ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/372.349 ~ 32: 10/08/2010
2013/01803 ~ Complete ~ 54: AN IN-MOULD LABELLED CONTAINER ~ 71:NESTEC S A Avenue Nestle 55 CH1800 Vevey ~ 72:FABOZZI THIERRY JEAN ROBERT HENTZEL STEPHANE ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10172267.6 ~ 32:
09/08/2010
2013/01804 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRICK MODES FOR NETWORK STREAMING OF CODED VIDEO DATA ~
71:QUALCOMM INCORPORATED 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego Carlifonia 92121-1714 ~ 72:CHEN YING
WATSON MARK STOCKHAMMER THOMAS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/205.565 ~ 32: 08/08/2011
2013/01805 ~ Complete ~ 54: MANIFEST FILE UPDATES FOR NETWORK STREAMING OF CODED VIDEO
DATA ~ 71:QUALCOMM INCORPORATED 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego Carlifonia 92121-1714 ~ 72:CHEN
YING WATSON MARK STOCKHAMMER THOMAS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/205.574 ~ 32: 08/08/2011
2013/01806 ~ Complete ~ 54: DRY GRANULATION OF METALLURGICAL SLAG ~ 71:PAUL WURTH S.A 32
Rue D'Alsace L-1122 Luxembourg ~ 72:SOLVI MARC FRIEDERICI CLAUDINE HOFFMANN MATHIAS
GREIVELDINGER BOB MICHELS DANIEL KAPPES HORST ~ 33: LU ~ 31: 91730 ~ 32: 13/09/2010
2013/01807 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYNERGISTIC PARAFFINIC OIL AND BOSCALID FUNGICIDES ~ 71:SUNCOR
ENERGY INC Suncor Energy Center West Tower 22nd Floor PO Box 2844 150 - 6th Avenue S.W Calgary
Alberta T2P 3E3 ~ 72:FEFER MICHAEL LIU JUN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/381.179 ~ 32: 09/09/2010
2013/01808 ~ Complete ~ 54: FUNGICIDAL BACTERICIDAL AND/OR ANTIOXIDANT TREATMENT OF
FOODSTUFFS VIA APPLICATION OF FORMULATIONS COMPRISING AN ESSENTIAL OIL AND A
DIALKYLENE GLYCOL ~ 71:XEDA INTERNATIONAL Zone Artisanale La Crau Route Nationale 7 F-13670 Saint
Andiol ~ 72:SARDO ALBERTO ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 10 57158 ~ 32: 09/09/2010
2013/01819 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR X-RAY INSPECTION OF INDIVIDUALS
INCLUDING DETERMINING THE EXPOSURE DOSE EXCEEDS A THRESHOLD ~ 71:SMITHS HEIMANN
GMBH Im Herzen 4 65205 Wiesbaden ~ 72:SCHOLLING AXEL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/384.230 ~ 32: 17/09/2010
2013/01820 ~ Complete ~ 54: MANUFACTURING PROCESS FOR PYRIMIDINE DERIVATIVES ~
71:NOVARTIS AG Lichtstrasse 35 CH-4056 Basel ~ 72:CALIENNI JOHN VINCENT FLUBACHER DIETMAR
KAPA PRASAD KOTESWARA LIU HUI MOSE RASMUS WAYKOLE LILADHAR MURLIDHAR DE LA CRUZ
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MARILYN GONG BAOQING KARPINSKI PIOTR H MICHEL PASCAL TESTA MARIA CATERINA ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/494.915 ~ 32: 09/06/2011
2013/01821 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR EXTRACTING CS-137 FROM AN ACIDIC SOLUTION ~
71:MALLINCKRODT LLC 675 Mcdonnell Bouldevard Hazelwood Missouri 63042 ~ 72:BARBOSA LUIS AMM ~
33: US ~ 31: 1016935.7 ~ 32: 07/10/2010
2013/01884 ~ Complete ~ 54: DISCRETE ELEMENT METHOD ~ 71:COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC AND
INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ORGANISATION Limestone Avenue Campbell 2612 Australian Capital Territory ~
72:CLEARY PAUL WILLAIM ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010904150 ~ 32: 15/09/2010
- APPLIED ON 2013-03-11 2013/01809 ~ Provisional ~ 54: LNB DISH CAP ~ 71:SIPHIWE JERRY MOTSITSI 247A Mthethwa Street Mofolo
Village Soweto 1801 ~ 72:SIPHIWE JERRY MOTSITSI
2013/01810 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELECTRONICALLY MODIFIED REACTION INTERMEDIATES ~ 71:DEMETRIOS
MARKOU 6 Surrey Lane Bio-Oxidative Solutions Inc Lemont Illinois 60439 ~ 72:DEMETRIOS MARKOU ~ 33: US
~ 31: 61/373.836 ~ 32: 15/08/2010
2013/01811 ~ Complete ~ 54: MONOLITHIC CERAMIC BODY WITH MIXED-OXIDE MARGINAL REGION AND
METALLIC SURFACE,METHOD FOR PRODUCING IT AND USE THEREOF ~ 71:CERAMOSS GMBH
Gaisbergstr 11A Salzburg A-5020 ~ 72:SORIN LENZ CHRISTIAN MAHRINGER GUNTER RUBIG ALEXANDER
SCHREINER ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10186749.7 ~ 32: 06/10/2010
2013/01812 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DENTAL FLOSS ~ 71:WASSERMAN TREVOR 3 Tresor 19 Middle Road
Morningside 2146 ~ 72:WASSERMAN TREVOR
2013/01813 ~ Provisional ~ 54: THE KRAUSS GENERATOR ~ 71:FRITZ CROUS 9 Saasveld Villas Saasveld
Street Vredenberg Bellville 7530 ~ 72:FRITZ CROUS
2013/01816 ~ Complete ~ 54: BATTERY COVER FOR PREVENTION OF ELECTROLYTE LEAKAGE ~
71:GLOBAL BATTERY CO LTD Global Building 708-8 Yeoksam-dong Gangnam-gu Seoul 135-919 ~ 72:KIM
HYUN RYUNG PARK SEUNG BOK LEE KYU HYEONG ~ 33: KR ~ 31: 10-2012-0136977 ~ 32: 29/11/2012
2013/01817 ~ Complete ~ 54: LINKAGE DEVICE FOR REMOTE CONTROL MODEL HELICOPTER WITH
COAXIAL AND COUNTER ROTATING DOUBLE-PROPELLER ~ 71:NI KANGHAN Nishi Model No 31 South
Beida Road Guangxi Zhuang Autonmous Region Nanning Guangxi 530011 ~ 72:NI KANGHAN ~ 33: CN ~ 31:
201020291321.9 ~ 32: 13/08/2010
2013/01818 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PET WASTE DISPOSAL APPARATUS ~ 71:OLIVIER SHAUN LAURENCE 189
Moss Road Bluff 4052 ~ 72:OLIVIER SHAUN LAURENCE
2013/01822 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELECTROCHEMICAL GENERATOR AND METHOD OF PRODUCING SUCH A
GENERATOR ~ 71:COMMISSARIAT A L'ENERGIE ATOMIQUE ET AUX ENERGIES ALTERNATIVES 25 rue de
Leblanc Batiment Le Ponant D 75015 Paris CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE 3, rue
Michel Ange F-75016 Paris Cedex 14 UNVERSITE JOSEPH FOURIER 621 Avenue Centrale Saint Martin
D'Heres BP 53 F-38041 Grenoble Cedex 9 ~ 72:CREPEL LAURELINE ALLOIN FANNIE LEPRETRE JEANCLAUDE MARTINET SEBASTIEN ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 1003705 ~ 32: 17/09/2010
2013/01823 ~ Complete ~ 54: ARYL DIAZONIUM SALT AND USE IN AN ELECTROLYTTIC SOLUTION OF AN
ELECTROCHEMICAL GENERATOR ~ 71:COMMISSARIAT A L'ENERGIE ATOMIQUE ET AUX ENERGIES
ALTERNATIVES 25 rue de Leblanc Batiment Le Ponant D 75015 Paris CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA
RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE (CNRS) 3 Rue Michel Ange 75794 CEDEX 16 Paris UNVERSITE JOSEPH
FOURIER 621 Avenue Centrale Saint Martin D'Heres BP 53 F-38041 Grenoble Cedex 9 ~ 72:CREPEL
LAURELINE ALLOIN FANNIE LEPRETRE JEAN-CLAUDE MARTINET SEBASTIEN ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 1003706 ~
32: 17/09/2010
2013/01824 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMIDAZO [1,2-B] PYRIDAZINE AND IMIDAZO [4,5-B] PYRIDINE DERIVATIVES
AS JAK INHIBITORS ~ 71:ALMIRALL S.A Ronda Del General Mitre 151 E-08022 Barcelona ~ 72:GONZALEZ
RODRIGUEZ JACOB VIDAL JUAN BERNAT VIDAL GISPERT LAURA BACH TANA JORDI ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/436.212 ~ 32: 26/01/2011
2013/01825 ~ Complete ~ 54: MULTITYPE HPV PEPTIDE COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR
TREATMENT OR PREVENTION OF HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS INFECTION ~ 71:THE JOHNS HOPKINS
UNIVERSITY 3400 N.Charles Street Baltimore 21218 Maryland ~ 72:RODEN RICHARD B S JAGU SUBHASHINI
~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/001.630 ~ 32: 02/11/2007
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2013/01826 ~ Complete ~ 54: RETARDING GRID COOLING SYSTEM AND CONTROL ~ 71:CATERPILLAR INC
100 N.E ADAMS STREET PEORIA ILLINOIS 61629 ~ 72:WANG JIAN BORCHERT JOANNE GOTTEMOLLER
BENJAMIN BAILEY BRADLEY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/881.323 ~ 32: 14/09/2010
2013/01827 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOUNDS,COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS USEFUL FOR CHOLESTEROL
MOBILISATION ~ 71:CERENIS THERAPEUTICS HOLDING SA Rue De La Decouverte-Bat A F-31670 Labege
Cedex ~ 72:ONICIU DANIELA CARMEN DASSEUX JEAN-LOUIS HENRI BARBARAS RONALD KOCHUBEY
VALERY KOVALSKY DMITRY RODIN OLEG GENNADIEVICH GEOFFROY OTTO RZEPIELA ANNA ~ 33: US ~
31: 61/44.212 ~ 32: 18/02/2011
2013/01828 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTIBODY COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS OF USE ~ 71:GENENTECH INC 1
Dna Way South San Francisco 94080-4990 California ~ 72:CHEN XIAOCHENG DENNIS MARK S FEIERBACH
BECKET L FOUTS ASHLEY E HOTZEL ISIDRO LI BING. V HONGO JO-ANNE S VIJ RAJESH ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/504.056 ~ 32: 01/07/2011
2013/01829 ~ Complete ~ 54: AN ASSEMBLY FOR FOSSIL FUEL DISTRIBUTION ~ 71:ALSTOM
TECHNOLOGY LTD Brown Boveri Strasse 7 CH-5400 Baden ~ 72:DEBASHIS DEY BANERJEE SAUREN
KRISHNENDU ADITYA ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 2142/DELNP/2010 ~ 32: 09/09/2010
2013/01830 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR PREPARING 2-AMINO-N-(2,2,2-TRIFLUOROETHYL)
ACETAMIDE ~ 71:E I DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND CO 1007 Market Street Wilmington Delaware 19898 ~
72:BRUENING JOERG ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/386.673 ~ 32: 27/09/2010
2013/01831 ~ Complete ~ 54: A SYNTHETIC IMMUNOGEN USEFUL FOR GENERATING LONG LASTING
IMMUNITY AND PROTECTION AGAINST PATHOGENS ~ 71:COUNCIL OF SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL
RESEARCH Anusandhan Bhavan 2 Rafi Marg New Delhi 110 001 UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE Parkville 3010
Victoria ~ 72:AGREWALA JAVED NAIM GOWTHAMAN UTHAMAN JACKSON DAVID ZENG WEIGUANG ~ 33:
IN ~ 31: 2172/DEL/2010 ~ 32: 14/09/2010
2013/01832 ~ Complete ~ 54: STEP-TO-STEP WEDGE THREAD CONNECTIONS AND RELATED METHODS ~
71:HYDRIL COMPANY 2200 West Loop South Suite 800 Houston 77027 Texas ~ 72:MALLIS DAVID
LLEWELLYN WARD GARY W ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/890.290 ~ 32: 24/09/2010
2013/01833 ~ Complete ~ 54: PHOSPHOLIPID DEPOT ~ 71:DR REDDY'S LABORATORIES LTD 1-27
Amerpeet Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh 500 016 ~ 72:CHEN HAILIANG CHEN ANDREW XIAN SURAKANTI
DUSHYANTH OKUMU FRANKLIN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/375.502 ~ 32: 20/08/2010
2013/01834 ~ Complete ~ 54: FRYER WITH PERFORATED COVER ~ 71:BY ME S.R.L. Via Congiunte Sinistre
No. 18 04100 Latina ~ 72:FERRARI LUCIANO ~ 33: IT ~ 31: RM2010A000449 ~ 32: 11/08/2010
2013/01835 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRANSPORTATION OF VALUABLES ~ 71:CSIR SCIENTIA 0002 PRETORIA
GAUTENG PROVINCE ~ 72:OLIVIER JOHAN LEHMANN JOHAN HOLTZHAUSEN SERVAAS BOSSCHA
PETER ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/08800 ~ 32: 07/12/2010
2013/01836 ~ Complete ~ 54: TREATMENT OF DIABETES WITH PANCREATIC ENDOCRINE PRECURSOR
CELLS ~ 71:JANSSEN BIOTECH INC 800/850 Ridgeview Drive Horsham PA 19044 ~ 72:XU JEAN ~ 33: US ~
31: 61/373.109 ~ 32: 12/08/2010
2013/01837 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPROVED METHOD FOR ISOMERISATION OF HOP ALPHA-ACIDS TO ISOALPHA-ACIDS ~ 71:IFAST NV Innovative Flavor & Aroma Science & Technology Koutergat 2 B-1760 Roosdaal ~
72:DE VOS DIRK MERTENS PASCAL ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1016430.9 ~ 32: 30/09/2010
2013/01838 ~ Complete ~ 54: ARRANGEMENT FOR A SURFACE AREA ADJUSTMENT OF A
RECIPROCATING WING SYSTEM IN A WAVE ENERGY RECOVERY SYSTEM ~ 71:AW-ENERGY OY
Kolamiilunkuja 6 FI-01730 Vantaa ~ 72:JARVINEN ARVO KOIVUSAARI RAUNO
2013/01839 ~ Complete ~ 54: TIDAL ADJUSTMENT ARRANGEMENT FOR A WAVE ENERGY RECOVERY
SYSTEM ~ 71:AW-ENERGY OY Kolamiilunkuja 6 FI-01730 Vantaa ~ 72:JARVINEN ARVO KOIVUSAARI
RAUNO
2013/01840 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS TO PRODUCE BUNYAVIRUS REPLICON PARTICLES ~
71:STICHTING DIENST LANDBOUWKUNDIG ONDERZOEK DROEVENDAALSESTEEG 4 6708 PB
WAGENINGEN ~ 72:KORTEKAAS JEROEN ALEXANDER MOORMANN ROBERTUS JACOBUS MARIA ~ 33:
US ~ 31: 61/468.597 ~ 32: 29/03/2011
2013/01841 ~ Complete ~ 54: BISMUTH-THIOLS AS ANTISEPTICS FOR AGRICULTURAL,INDUSTRIAL AND
OTHER USES ~ 71:MICROBION CORP 910 Technology Boulevard Suite G Bozeman Montana 59718 ~
72:BAKER BRETT HUGH JAMES ~ 33: US ~ 31: 2011/023549 ~ 32: 03/02/2011
2013/01842 ~ Complete ~ 54: HYDROGEN FLUORIDE SUPPLY UNIT ~ 71:SOLVAY SA Rue De Ransbeek 310
B-1120 Brussels ~ 72:FOBELETS ALAIN DIANA OLIVIERO PAGANIN MAURIZIO MORELLE PHILIPPE
PREDIKANT PETER M ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10177188.9 ~ 32: 16/09/2010
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2013/01843 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELEVATED TEMPERATURE FORMING METHODS FOR METALLIC MATERIALS
~ 71:ATI PROPERTIES INC 1600 N.E. Old Salem Road Albany OR 97321 ~ 72:STEFANSSON NJALL CLEPPE
MICHAEL NICHOLS ANDREW ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/885.620 ~ 32: 20/09/2010
2013/01883 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEVICE FOR INFLATING PNEUMATIC TYRES ~ 71:YAKANANI TRADERS CC
154 Kwazakhele Hostel Port Elizabeth ~ 72:FULUMENI LINDILE ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/09409 ~ 32: 21/12/2011
2013/01918 ~ Complete ~ 54: RAILWAY TRUCK MOUNTED BRAKE RIGGING HAVING RAISED
CONNECTION OF FORCE-TRANSMITTING MEMBER WITH TRANSFER LEVER ~ 71:WABTEC HOLDING
CORPORATION 1001 Air Brake Avenue Wilmerding 15148 Pennsylvania ~ 72:MARLOW JONATHON GREGAR
PETER ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/901,763 ~ 32: 11/10/2010
- APPLIED ON 2013-03-12 2013/01844 ~ Complete ~ 54: SAFETY HARNESS ~ 71:SPIDERWEBB ALTITUDE SYSTEMS (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED 46 Mopedi Road Sebenza Edenvale Gauteng ~ 72:RUAAN BREEDT ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/09146 ~ 32:
12/12/2011
2013/01846 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ADDING VERSATILITY TO SHELVES ~ 71:ALAN WILFRED HALL Noodhulp
Farm R600 Winterton 3340 ~ 72:ALAN WILFRED HALL
2013/01847 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A FRAME ON A CYCLE TO CARRY CARGO AND INCORPORATE A TRAILER
HITCH ~ 71:ALAN WILFRED HALL Noodhulp Farm R600 Winterton 3340 ~ 72:ALAN WILFRED HALL
2013/01848 ~ Provisional ~ 54: GENERATOR WITH LIMITED OR NO COUNTER ELECTROMAGNETIC
TORQUE 2 ~ 71:JACOBUS JOHANNES VAN DER MERWE 1060 Pieneef Street Villieria Pretoria 0186 ~
72:JACOBUS JPHANNES VAN DER MERWE
2013/01849 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A COOKING ARRANGEMENT FOR A GAS-OPERATED KETTLE-TYPE
BARBEQUE ~ 71:M5 SPORT GROUP (PTY) LTD Suit 410 Bolck 4 Island Office Park 35-37 Island Circle
Riverhorse Valley ~ 72:MC ALERY MICHAEL SHANE DENHAM MARK ANTHONY
2013/01850 ~ Provisional ~ 54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING E-CONTENT ~ 71:STRYDOM
DANIEL 2 Woodlands Road Briza Somerset West 7130 ~ 72:STRYDOM DANIEL
2013/01851 ~ Complete ~ 54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMBINATIONS ~ 71:NOVARTIS AG Lichtstrasse 35 CH4056 Basel ~ 72:CHEN YAN HUANG XIZHONG MURPHY LEON NYFELER BEAT ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/4389,445 ~
32: 04/10/2010
2013/01852 ~ Complete ~ 54: PYRAZINE DERIVATIVES AS ENAC BLOCKERS ~ 71:NOVARTIS AG
Lichtstrasse 35 CH-4056 Basel ~ 72:BHALAY GURDIP EDWARDS LEE HOWSHAN CATHERINE HUNT PETER
SMITH NICHOLA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/524,495 ~ 32: 17/08/2011
2013/01853 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTICARIES COMPOSITIONS AND PROBIOTICS/PREBIOTICS ~ 71:CENTRO
SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACION EN SALUD PUBLICA (CSSISP) Avda Cataluna 21 E-46020 Valencia ~
72:MIRA OBRADOR ALEJANDRO ~ 33: ES ~ 31: P201031302 ~ 32: 31/08/2010
2013/01854 ~ Provisional ~ 54: HEATING ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:TSHWANE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
Building 20.Office 133 Staatsartillery Road Pretoria 0002 ~ 72:DUFF CRAIG ANDREW
2013/01855 ~ Complete ~ 54: PACKAGING ~ 71:OBEIKAN MDF ESPANA SL Del Ciscar 8 Canet D'en
Berenguer (Valencia) E-46529 ~ 72:BLAY ORENGA MANUEL GARCIA ARANDA JAVIER RAMON LOPEZ
CALVO MARIA AL-AZWARI SAAD SALEH ~ 33: ES ~ 31: U201030859 ~ 32: 13/08/2010
2013/01856 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPREGNATED DRILL BITS WITH INTERGRATED REAMERS ~ 71:LONGYEAR
TM INC 10808 South River Front Parkway Suite 600 South Jordan Utah 84095 ~ 72:PEARCE CODY A
LAMBERT CHRISTIAN M RUPP MICHAEL D ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/177,427 ~ 32: 06/07/2011
2013/01857 ~ Complete ~ 54: LOW-POWER RESIDENTIAL HEATING SYSTEM ~ 71:COMMISSARIAT A
L'ENERGIE ATOMIQUE ET AUX ENERGIES ALTERNATIVES 25 Rue Leblanc Batiment "Le Ponant D" F-75015
Paris ~ 72:PAULUS CEDRIC LEFRANCOIS FLORENT ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 1057292 ~ 32: 14/09/2010
2013/01858 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPROVING CAPACITY AND PERFORMANCE OF PROCESS COLUMNS BY
OVERHEAD HEAT RECOVERY INTO AN ORGANIC RANKINE CYCLE FOR POWER GENERATION ~
71:CHEVRON USA. INC 6001 Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon 94583 California ~ 72:PENTON JOHN DAVID
ROUSE LEONORE R ROVNER JERRY M ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/390,388 ~ 32: 06/10/2010
2013/01859 ~ Complete ~ 54: ULTIZATION OF PROCESS HEAT BY-PRODUCT ~ 71:CHEVRON USA. INC
6001 Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon 94583 California ~ 72:PENTON JOHN DAVID ROUSE LEONORE R
ROVNER JERRY M ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/390,397 ~ 32: 06/10/2010
2013/01860 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD,SYSTEM,AND PRODUCTION AND SYSTEM FACILITY FOR
OFFSHORE LPG AND LNG PROCESSING OF ASSOCIATED GASES ~ 71:CHEVRON U S A INC 6001
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Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon 94583 California ~ 72:KOLODZIEJ EDWIN J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/871,730 ~ 32:
30/08/2010
2013/01861 ~ Complete ~ 54: FLUID-FILLED LENSES AND THEIR OPHTHALMIC APPLICATIONS ~
71:ADLENS BEACON INC 33 Wood Avenue South Iselin 600 08830 New Jersey ~ 72:GUPTA AMITAVA EGAN
WILLIAM NIBAUER LISA STANGOTA FRANK DECKER BRUCE MCGUIRE THOMAS M SCHNELL URBAN
HAROUD KARIM JAEGER HANS PETERSON MATTHEW WALLACE SENATORE DANIEL ~ 33: US ~ 31:
12/855,465 ~ 32: 12/08/2010
2013/01862 ~ Complete ~ 54: ONCOLYTIC ADENOVIRAL VECTORS AND METHODS AND USES RELATED
THEREOF ~ 71:ONCOS THERAPEUTICS OY Saukonpaadenranta 2 Helsinki FI-00180 ~ 72:DIACONU IULIA
PESONEN SARI HEMMINKI AKSELI CERULLO VINCENZO ~ 33: FI ~ 31: 20115453 ~ 32: 11/05/2011
2013/01863 ~ Complete ~ 54: TREATMENT OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE ~ 71:MINTAILS S A (PTY) LTD 14
Tweelopies Road Krugersdorp 1740 ~ 72:JACOBS JAN HENDRIK PHILLIPUS FREEMAN ROBERT GEORGE ~
33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/02073 ~ 32: 20/03/2013
2013/01864 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRANSIMISSION DEVICE,TRANSMISSION METHOD,AND RECEIVING DEVICE
~ 71:SONY CORPORATION 1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo 108-0075 ~ 72:TSUKAGOSHI IKUO ~ 33: JP ~ 31:
2011/197709 ~ 32: 09/09/2011
2013/01865 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A METHOD OF A SYSTEM AND DEVICE FOR PROTECTING ANDANGERED
ANIMALS ~ 71:VAN WYK ANDRIES PETRUS 590 Bombai Street Elarduspark 0181 Pretoria Gauteng ~ 72:VAN
WYK ANDRIES PETRUS
2013/01866 ~ Complete ~ 54: DERIVATIVES OF 6,7-DIHYDRO-3H-OXAZOLO [3,4-a] PYRAZINE-5,8-DIONE ~
71:BIOLAB SANUS FARMACEUTICA LTD Rua das Olimpiadas 242-3 andar Vila Olimpia 04551-000 Sao PauloSP ~ 72:SACURAI SERGIO LUIZ TOUZARIM CARLOS EDUARDO DA COSTA DE NUCCI GILBERTO ZAIM
MARCIO HENRIQUE KEPPLER ARTUR FRANZ ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/373,483 ~ 32: 13/08/2010
2013/01868 ~ Complete ~ 54: SINGLE STREAM PHASE TRACKING DURING CHANNEL ESTIMATION IN A
VERY HIGH THROUGHPUT WIRELESS MIMO COMMUNICATION SYSTEM ~ 71:QUALCOMM ISKOOT, INC.
5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego CA 92121 ~ 72:SHI KAI ZHANG NING ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/869,521 ~ 32:
26/08/2010
2013/01869 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TRANSMITTING A LOW DENSITY PARITY
CHECK SIGNAL ~ 71:QUALCOMM INCORPORATED 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego CA 92121 ~ 72:SHI KAI
ZHANG NING ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/233,822 ~ 32: 15/09/2011
2013/01870 ~ Complete ~ 54: NUTRIENT RECOVERY METHODS AND USES THEREOF ~ 71:HIMARK
BIOGAS INC AFDP Building University Farm 6004 118 Street Edmontom Alberta T6G 2E1 ~ 72:ZENG LE
(LARRY) LI XIAOMEI ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/387,575 ~ 32: 29/09/2010
2013/01871 ~ Complete ~ 54: DILUTION-STABLE CEMENT GRINDING ADDITIVE COMPOSITION ~ 71:W R
GRACE & CO 7500 Grace Drive Columbia Maryland 21044 ~ 72:JARDINE LESLIE A CHEUNG JOSEPHINE H ~
33: US ~ 31: 61/386,621 ~ 32: 27/09/2010
2013/01872 ~ Complete ~ 54: GAS STREAM PURIFICATION APPARATUS AND METHOD ~ 71:LINDE
AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Klosterhofstrasse 1 80331 Munchen ~ 72:SUCHAK NARESH J FINLEY STEVEN ~ 33:
US ~ 31: 12/893,043 ~ 32: 29/09/2010
2013/01873 ~ Complete ~ 54: CRYSTALLINE OXALATE SALTS OF A DIAMIDE COMPOUND ~
71:THERAVANCE INC 901 Gateway Boulevard South San Francisco Califonia 94080 ~ 72:RAPTA MIROSLAV
CHAO ROBERT THALLADI VENKAT ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/388,148 ~ 32: 30/09/2010
2013/01875 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WINEBAGO RECYCLER ~ 71:SELBY PETER PRINSLOO 495 Steenberg
Avenue Eersterust Pretoria 0022 ~ 72:SELBY PETER PRINSLOO
2013/01881 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TRAFFIC TAX POLICE ~ 71:LINDA ARI NYEMBE 3664 Mpande Street Hillsview
Kagiso ~ 72:LINDA ARI NYEMBE
2013/01919 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR THE ALUMINOTHERMIC WELDING OF RAILS ~
71:RAIL INTERNATIONAL Zone Indusrtialle Rue du Bas Pre F-59590 Raismes ~ 72:THURU JEAN-JACQUES
WINAR LIONEL ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 1058413 ~ 32: 15/10/2010
2013/01920 ~ Complete ~ 54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION ~ 71:CIPLA LIMITED Mumbai Central
Mumbai 400 008 ~ 72:PURANDARE SHRINIVAS MADHUKAR MALHOTRA GEENA ~ 33: IN ~ 31:
2539/MUM/2010 ~ 32: 14/09/2010
2013/01921 ~ Complete ~ 54: PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT ~ 71:LEATT COPRORATION PMB#334
2215-B Renaissance Drive Las Vegas Nevada 89119 ~ 72:HANEGRAAF PAUL MARCUS HPKINS MARK ERIC
MEYER CAREL SIAS LEATT CHRISTOPHER JAMES GEISINGER ANDREAS
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2013/01922 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANODE FOR USE IN THE RECOVERY OF METALS BY ELECTROLYSIS ~
71:HUMAN JAN PETRUS 15 Lobelia Street Somerset West 7130 ~ 72:HUMAN JAN PETRUS ~ 33: ZA ~ 31:
2013/00520 ~ 32: 21/01/2013
2013/01923 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELECTRO WINNING AND ELECTRO REFINING ~ 71:HUMAN JAN PETRUS 15
Lobelia Street Somerset West 7130 ~ 72:HUMAN JAN PETRUS ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/08846 ~ 32: 22/11/2012
- APPLIED ON 2013-03-13 2013/01867 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A DRILL RIG ~ 71:AUDIE CORNELLIUS PETRUS WILHELMUS 24 Farm Uitloop
Percy Fyfe Road 0601 Mokopane ~ 72:AUDIE CORNELLIUS PETRUS WILHELMUS
2013/01874 ~ Complete ~ 54: DRIVING DEVICE AND CORRESPONDING MILL ~ 71:COMPANGIE
ENGINEERING ET REDUCTEURS-MESSIAN-DURAND 539 Avenue du Cateau 59400 Cambrai ~ 72:LESSARD
FABRICE ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 1252246 ~ 32: 13/03/2012
2013/01876 ~ Provisional ~ 54: STRESS STONE CUTTING ~ 71:BRUWER FREDERICK JOHANNES 109 Main
Street Paarl 7646 DECKERT CARL HELMUTH C/O 109 Main Road Paarl 7646 ~ 72:BRUWER FREDERICK
JOHANNES DECKERT CARL HELMUTH
2013/01877 ~ Complete ~ 54: A NOVEL CONJUGATE OF GRANULOCYTE COLONY-STIMULATING FACTOR
(G-CSF) WITH POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL ~ 71:CLOSED JOINT STOCK COMPANY "BIOCAD" P/O PetrovoDalnee Krasnogorsky District Moskovskaya Obl 143422 ~ 72:CHERNOVSKAYA TATYANA VENIAMINOVNA
DENISOV LEV ALEXANDROVICH MOROZOV DMITRIY VALENTINOVICH RUDENKO ELENA GEORGIEVNA
MOROZOVA ELENA LEONIDOVNA ~ 33: RU ~ 31: 2010133875 ~ 32: 13/08/2010
2013/01878 ~ Provisional ~ 54: THE SAFE CAR ~ 71:SABELO FENTE 102 Elite Court 2nd Avenue Bloemfontein
9300 ~ 72:SABELO FENTE
2013/01879 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AIRCRAFT ~ 71:NEILL SMIT 69 Howth Street Kenmare Krugersdorp 1739 ~
72:NEILL SMIT
2013/01880 ~ Provisional ~ 54: KEY SAFE ~ 71:BUCHNER GIDEON GERHARDUS No 4 La Chalutier Miller
Clary Str Elarduspark 0181 Pretoria BOTHA LOUIS 9 Fifth Avenue Summerstrand 6001 Port Elizabeth ~
72:BUCHNER GIDEON GERHARDUS BOTHA LOUIS
2013/01882 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ACCESSORY FOR A SYRINGE ~ 71:SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG 17
SMITH STREET BEDFORDVIEW 2007 ~ 72:SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG
2013/01885 ~ Complete ~ 54: TOPICAL COMPOSITIONS FOR USE IN THE CONTROL OF SEXUALLY
TRANSMITTED DISEASES ~ 71:MARTYN ROBERT 1081 Strawberry Lane Bracebridge Ontario P1L 1X2 ~
72:MARTYN ROBERT ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/01870 ~ 32: 14/03/2012
2013/01886 ~ Complete ~ 54: QUANTIZATION DEVICE AND QUANTIZATION METHOD ~ 71:PANASONIC
CORPORATION 1006 Oaza Kadoma Kadoma-shi Osaka 571-8501 ~ 72:MORII TOSHIYUKI ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010230537 ~ 32: 13/10/2010
2013/01887 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS OF TREATING RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS USING IL-17
ANTAGONISTS ~ 71:NOVARTIS AG Lichtstrasse 35 CH-4056 Basel ~ 72:MPOFU SHEPHARD RICHARDS
HANNO THANGAVELU KARTHINATHAN MACHACEK MATTHIAS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/410.533 ~ 32: 05/11/2010
2013/01888 ~ Complete ~ 54: NEW COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR CONTROLLING NEMATODE
PESTS ~ 71:MONSANTO TECHNOLOGY LLC 800 North Lindbergh Boulevard St. Louis Missouri 63167 ~
72:SLOMCZYNSKA URSZULA DIMMIC MATT W HAAKENSON JR WILLIAM P WIDEMAN AL CRAWFORD
MICHAEL J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/379.514 ~ 32: 02/09/2010
2013/01889 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WALLING SYSTEM AND METHOD ~ 71:JK EAGLE INVESTMENT TRUST 6
Kikuyu Rd Sunninghill 2157 ~ 72:LOSCH JENS
2013/01890 ~ Complete ~ 54: PRINTED TEMPERATURE SENSOR ~ 71:PST SENSORS (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED RW JAMES BUILDING ROOM 513,UPPER CAPUS UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN 7700 ~
72:BRITTON DAVID THOMAS HARTING MARGIT ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/06532 ~ 32: 13/09/2010
2013/01891 ~ Complete ~ 54: ASSEMBLING AND PACKAGING A DISCRETE ELECTRONIC COMPONENT ~
71:PST SENSORS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED RW JAMES BUILDING ROOM 513,UPPER CAPUS UNIVERSITY
OF CAPE TOWN 7700 ~ 72:BRITTON DAVID THOMAS HARTING MARGIT ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/06533 ~ 32:
13/09/2010
2013/01892 ~ Complete ~ 54: HEATING DEVICE ~ 71:NICHOLSON ANTHONY LYNDON No 8 Helen Brown
Drive Mooi River 3300 KwaZulu Natal ~ 72:NICHOLSON ANTHONY LYNDON ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/01460 ~ 32:
28/02/2012
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2013/01893 ~ Complete ~ 54: CORNER BOARD ~ 71:BERGMANN HARALD ANDRE 40 Daniel Malan Avenue
Florida Gauteng ~ 72:BERGMANN HARALD ANDRE ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/01827 ~ 32: 13/03/2012
2013/01894 ~ Complete ~ 54: WHEEL CHOCK ASSEMBLY ~ 71:BERGMANN HARALD ANDRE 40 Daniel
Malan Avenue Florida Gauteng ~ 72:BERGMANN HARALD ANDRE ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/01828 ~ 32: 13/03/2012
2013/01895 ~ Complete ~ 54: MINE VENTILATION SEAL ~ 71:BIZIWE LABOUR HIRE (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED Pro House 68 Boom Street Rustenburg 0299 ~ 72:VAN ZYL ADRIAAN JOHANNES ~ 33: ZA ~ 31:
2012/05226 ~ 32: 13/07/2012
2013/01896 ~ Provisional ~ 54: VENTILATION ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:COSY APPLICATIONS (PTY) LTD
Grootvlei Farm Serfontein Road Off R721 District Koppies ~ 72:MEYER GLYN BATTISS
2013/01897 ~ Complete ~ 54: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR MINING COAL ~ 71:AULISIO GEORGE
ANTHONY 1005 Lamplight Lane Lakeland 33813 Florida AULISIO LEANDER FRANCIS 320 23rd Street S #705
Arlington 22202 Virginia ~ 72:AULISIO GEORGE ANTHONY AULISIO LEANDER FRANCIS ~ 33: US ~ 31:
12/805.703 ~ 32: 16/08/2010
2013/01898 ~ Complete ~ 54: CABLE INSTALLATION FOR PIVOTING A SUPPORT STRUCTURE FOR
PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULES OR COMPARABLE DEVICES ~ 71:CZALOUN JOHANN Kirchsteig 3 39012 Meran
~ 72:CZALOUN JOHANN ~ 33: IT ~ 31: BZ2010A00034 ~ 32: 13/09/2010
2013/01899 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS OF SYNTHESIS GAS CONVERSION TO LIQUID HYDROCARBON
MIXTURES USING ALTERNATING LAYERS OF SYNTHESIS GAS CONVERSION CATALYST AND
HYDROCRACKING CATALYST ~ 71:CHEVRON U S A INC 6001 Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon 94583
California ~ 72:SAXTON ROBERT J KIBBY CHARLES L JOTHIMURUGESAN KANDASWAMY DAS TAPAN ~
33: US ~ 31: 12/914.713 ~ 32: 28/10/2010
2013/01900 ~ Complete ~ 54: AMMONIA PRODUCTION BY INTEGRATED INTENSIFIED PROCESSES ~
71:UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE 6 Kensington Terrace Newcastle Upon Tyne NE1 7RU ~
72:AKAY GALIP ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1014304.8 ~ 32: 27/08/2010
2013/01901 ~ Complete ~ 54: FILTER DEVICE AND METHOD FOR SEPARATING PAINT OVERSPRAY ~
71:DURR SYSTEMS GMBH Carl-Benz-Strasse 43 74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen ~ 72:HOLLER SEBASTIAN
STEINBACH JURGEN FRIZ KATHARINA ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2010 041 552.9 ~ 32: 28/09/2010
2013/01902 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEUTERATED ANALOGS OF PRIDOPIDINE USEFUL AS DOPAMINERGIC
STABILIZERS ~ 71:IVAX INTERNATIONAL GMBH a Swiss Company Alpenstrasse 2 8640 Rapperswil ~
72:SONESSON CLAS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/380.851 ~ 32: 08/09/2010
2013/01903 ~ Complete ~ 54: PLANT DISEASE CONTROLLING COMPOSITION AND METHOD FOR
CONTROLLING PLANT DISEASE ~ 71:SUMITOMO CHEMICAL COMPANY LIMITED 27-1 Shinkawa 2 Chome
Chuo-Ku Tokyo 104-8260 ~ 72:KIGUCHI SO TANAKA SOICHI ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2011-049970 ~ 32: 08/03/2011
2013/01904 ~ Complete ~ 54: PLANT DISEASE CONTROLLING COMPOSITION AND METHOD FOR
CONTROLLING PLANT DISEASE ~ 71:SUMITOMO CHEMICAL COMPANY LIMITED 27-1 Shinkawa 2 Chome
Chuo-Ku Tokyo 104-8260 ~ 72:KIGUCHI SO TANAKA SOICHI ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2011-049971 ~ 32: 08/03/2011
2013/01905 ~ Provisional ~ 54: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR DETECTING ELECTRICAL
DISCHARGE;AND METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR MEASURING ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE ~ 71:CSIR CSIR
Campus Lynnwood Road Pretoria Gauteng Province ~ 72:GEERT ROELF STOLPER ROBERT ANDERSON
SCHUTZ
2013/01906 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTIBODIES AGAINST HUMAN TWEAK AND USES THEREOF ~ 71:F
HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE AG 124-184 Grenzacherstrasse CH-4070 Basle ~ 72:BAEHNER MONIKA
NIEWOEHNER JENS KNOETGEN HENDRIK ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10186536.8 ~ 32: 05/10/2010
2013/01907 ~ Complete ~ 54: LIQUID DISPENSER ~ 71:AIRCOM MANUFACTURING INC 6205 E.30th Street
Iidianapolis 46219 Indiana ELI LILLY AND COMPANY 2500 Innovation Way Greenfield 46140 Indiana ~ 72:LYON
GREGORY A LYON RONALD W WILLARD KEVIN TROMPEN MICK A WINKLE JOSEPH R ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/394.616 ~ 32: 19/10/2010
2013/01908 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMMUNOGENIC COMPOSITIONS ~ 71:NOVARTIS AG Lichtstrasse 35 CH-4056
Basel ~ 72:BERTI FRANCESCO COSTANTINO PAOLO GRANDI GUIDO TELFORD JOHN CONTORNI MARIO
FINCO ORETTA MAIONE DOMENICO ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/383.668 ~ 32: 16/09/2010
2013/01909 ~ Complete ~ 54: FORMULATION AND METHOD FOR THE TREATMENT OF TIMBER ~ 71:ARCH
WOOD PROTECTION (AUST) PTY LTD Unit 3 Aerolink Business Park 85-91 Keilor Park Drive Tullamarine
Victoria 3043 ~ 72:HUMPHREY DAVID SKEWES BRETT COBHAM PETER ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010903965 ~ 32:
03/09/2010
2013/01910 ~ Complete ~ 54: SOLID FUEL ~ 71:CREATIVE CO LTD 765 Minamiryou Misonou Saijyou-cho
Higashihiroshima-shi Hiroshima 7390024 ~ 72:KIYAMA MICHIHIRO YAMAMOTO MASAYUKI
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2013/01911 ~ Complete ~ 54: SOLID FUEL ~ 71:CREATIVE CO LTD 765 Minamiryou Misonou Saijyou-cho
Higashihiroshima-shi Hiroshima 7390024 ~ 72:KIYAMA MICHIHIRO YAMAMOTO MASAYUKI
2013/01912 ~ Complete ~ 54: LATCHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR A PADLOCK ~ 71:MASTER LOCK
COMPANY 137 W. FOREST HILL AVENUE P.O BOX 927 OAK CREEK Wisconsin 53154 ~ 72:BURMESCH
GARY SCHLAEFER THOMAS J PAULSON DEAN A WEBER JOHN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/382.974 ~ 32: 15/09/2010
2013/01913 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR OPERATING SOLAR TOWER SYSTEMS ~
71:BRIGHTSOURCE INDUSTRIES (ISRAEL) LTD 11 Kiryat Mada St Amot Bldg #6 P O Box 45220 Har Hotzivim
Jerusalem 91450 ~ 72:KROYZER GIL SCHWARZBACH JOSEPH HAYUT ROTEM EITAN AMOS ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/610.845 ~ 32: 14/03/2012
2013/01914 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTI-MICROBIAL COMPOSITIONS ~ 71:BIOTELLIGA HOLDINGS LTD PWC
Tower 188 Quay Street Auckland ~ 72:CALDER CODY SELWOOD ANDREW IAN WILKINS ALISTAIR
LAWRENCE FORD STEPHEN VAN GINKEL ROELOF ~ 33: NZ ~ 31: 587490 ~ 32: 20/08/2010
2013/01915 ~ Complete ~ 54: AN EXTENDABLE SHIELD ~ 71:BULUGAYA ENGINEERING CC 232 EPSOM
AVENUE NORTHRIDING RANDBURG ~ 72:JOHAN NICOLAAS STASSEN ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2012/01499 ~ 32:
29/02/2012
- APPLIED ON 2013-03-14 2013/01916 ~ Complete ~ 54: BODILY PSYCHOLOGICALANDF PHYSICAL REJUVENATION EQUIPMENT ~
71:HERMANUS ADRIAAN VAN ZYL 13 B Grey Street Flats Phalaborwa ~ 72:HERMANUS ADRIAAN VAN ZYL ~
33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/06241 ~ 32: 01/09/2010
2013/01917 ~ Provisional ~ 54: EASY SLICER ~ 71:CORRIE NORTJIE 14 Becker Street Casseldale Spings ~
72:CORRIE NORTJIE
2013/01924 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A HYDROCARBON SYNTHESIS PROCESS ~ 71:SASOL TECHNOLOGY
(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 1 Sturdee Avenue Rosebank Johannesburg 2196 ~ 72:VAN BERGE PETER
JACOBUS
2013/01925 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS OF TREATING PSORIASIS USING IL-17 ANTAGONISTS ~
71:NOVARTIS AG Lichtstrasse 35 CH-4056 Basel ~ 72:GUETTNER ACHIM MACHACEK MATTHIAS
PAPAVASSILIS CHARIS SANDER OLIVER ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/391,388 ~ 32: 08/10/2010
2013/01927 ~ Complete ~ 54: DISULFIDE OR THIOL POLYMERIC HAIR DYES ~ 71:BASF SE D-67056
Ludwigshafen ~ 72:MARQUAIS-BIENEWALD SOPHIE CREMER CHRISTIAN FROHLING BEATE ~ 33: US ~ 31:
61/485 127 ~ 32: 12/05/2011
2013/01928 ~ Complete ~ 54: TEMPERPROOF CASE ~ 71:SICPA HOLDINGS SA Avenue de Florissant 41 CH1008 Prilly ~ 72:GREMAUD FREDERIC SCHWAB XAVIER DECOUX ERIC ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/384,047 ~ 32:
17/09/2010
2013/01929 ~ Complete ~ 54: FUSED TRIAZOLES FOR THE TREATMENT OR PROPHYLAXIS OF MILD
COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT ~ 71:TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY LIMITED 1-1 Doschomachi 4-Chome
Chuo-Ku Osaka-Shi Osaka 541-0045 ~ 72:KOIKE TASTUKI NAKAMURA MINORU TOMATA YOSHIHIDE TAKAI
TAKAFUMI HOASHI YASUTAKA KAJITA YUICHI TSUKAMOTO TESTUYA KAMATA MAKOTO ~ 33: JP ~ 31:
2011/0143548 ~ 32: 28/06/2011
2013/01930 ~ Complete ~ 54: A CONCRETE MIXING-AND-TRANSPORT TRUCK WITH ROTARY SEALED
FEEDING/DISCHARGING OPENING OF STIRRING CYLINDER ~ 71:YANTAI SHENGLIDA ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY CO LTD No.17 Weisi Road Hi-Tech Development Zone Yantai 264670 Shandong ~ 72:SHENG
FUCHUN ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 201010532751.X ~ 32: 30/10/2010
2013/01931 ~ Complete ~ 54: UTILIZATION OF PROCESS HEAT BY-PRODUCT ~ 71:CHEVRON USA. INC
6001 Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon 94583 California ~ 72:PENTON JOHN DAVID ROUSE LEONORE R
ROVNER JERRY M ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/390,397 ~ 32: 06/10/2010
2013/01932 ~ Complete ~ 54: CYROGENIC SPRAY PROCESS ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100
Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:ARENDS BEREND JAN BEINDORFF
CHRISTIAAN MICHAEL JANSSEN JOHANNES JOZEF M DE MAN TEUNIS ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10181979.5 ~ 32:
29/09/2010
2013/01933 ~ Complete ~ 54: RIGID HULL GAS-CAN BUOYS VARIABLE BUOYANCY ~ 71:YEMINGTON
CHARLES R 3206 Caliente CT.No.3103 Arlington 76017 ~ 72:YEMINGTON CHARLES R ~ 33: US ~ 31:
12/878,188 ~ 32: 09/09/2010
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2013/01934 ~ Complete ~ 54: AUTOMATIC DISHWASHING COMPOSITION ~ 71:INNOSPEC INTERNATIONAL
LTD Innospec Manufacturing Park Oil Sites Road Ellesmere Port CH65 4HF Cheshire ~ 72:GILES MATTHEW
ROBERT DIXON NICHOLAS JOHN ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1016001.8 ~ 32: 23/09/2010
2013/01935 ~ Complete ~ 54: ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF LIGNOCELLULOSIC MATERIAL IN THE
PRESENCE OF SULFITE,DITHIONITE AND/OR DITHIOTHREITOL ~ 71:SEKAB E-TECHNOLOGY AB P O Box
286 S-891 26 Ornskoldsvik ~ 72:ALRIKSSON BJORN JONSSON LEIF SOUDHAM VENKATA PRABHAKAR
2013/01936 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR TREATMENT OF DIABETES AND
DYSLIPIDEMIA ~ 71:KAREUS THERAPEUTICS SA 40 Rue Fritz-Courvoisier CH-2300 La Chaux-De-Fonds ~
72:KHANNA ISH PILLARISETTI SIVARAM ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/384,446 ~ 32: 20/09/2010
2013/01937 ~ Complete ~ 54: SEALING DEVICE AND METHOD ~ 71:ALSTOM TECHNOLOGY LTD Brown
Boveri Strasse 7 CH-5400 Baden ~ 72:HJELMBERG ANDRERS E M ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10176781.2 ~ 32:
15/09/2010
2013/01938 ~ Complete ~ 54: NASAL SPRAY DEVICE ~ 71:IVAX PHARMACEUTICALS IRELAND Unit 301
Industrial Park Waterford TEVA BRANDED PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS R&D INC 425 Privet Road
Horsham 19044 Pennsylvania IVAX RESEARCH LLC 425 Privet Road Horsham 19044 Pennsslyvania ~
72:WALSH DECLAN ZENG XIANG-MING MORALES ARMANDO ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/392,223 ~ 32: 12/10/2010
2013/01939 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MIXING VALVE ~ 71:GAYNHAM BRUCE 19 Sandwood Hills dunkirk Estate Salt
Rock Road salt Rock Durban KwaZulu Natal ~ 72:GAYNHAM BRUCE
2013/01940 ~ Complete ~ 54: IRRIGATION SYSTEM WITH A USER INTERFACE INCLUDING STATUS ICONS
~ 71:LINDSAY CORPORATION 2222 North 111th Street Omaha 68164 Nebraska ~ 72:ANDREW REECE R ~
33: US ~ 31: 13/564,272 ~ 32: 01/08/2012
2013/01941 ~ Complete ~ 54: IRRIGATION SYSTEM INCLUDING A GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE ~
71:LINDSAY CORPORATION 2222 North 111th Street Omaha 68164 Nebraska ~ 72:ANDREW REECE R ~ 33:
US ~ 31: 13/564,344 ~ 32: 01/08/2012
2013/01942 ~ Complete ~ 54: PEST CONTROLLING COMPOSITION AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING
PEST ~ 71:SUMITOMO CHEMICAL COMPANY LIMITED 27-1 Shinkawa 2 Chome Chuo-Ku Tokyo 104-8260 ~
72:KIGUCHI SO TANAKA SOICHI ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010/231367 ~ 32: 14/10/2010
2013/01944 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATICALLY DETECTING AND
REPORTING A TRAFFIC LAW VIOLATION ~ 71:MOKUTU EMMANUEL 1046 Mapetla Moefi street Soweto ~
72:MOKUTU EMMANUEL
2013/01945 ~ Complete ~ 54: COUPLING MEANS FOR A HYDRAULIC FLUID INLET VALVE ~ 71:DI MATTEO
FRANCO 19 Monte Bello Shongweni Street Lakefield Ext 21 Benoni 1501 Gauteng Province ~ 72:DI MATTEO
MARCO
2013/01946 ~ Complete ~ 54: RADIAL TOOL WITH CONICAL CUTTING INSERT ~ 71:KENNAMENTAL INC
1600 Technology Way PO Box 231 Latrobe PA 15650 ~ 72:SWOPE CHAD A KELLER DONALD E PORTER
MICHAEL J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/471,377 ~ 32: 14/05/2012
2013/01947 ~ Complete ~ 54: WEAR RESISTANT CUTTING TOOL ~ 71:KENNAMENTAL INC 1600 Technology
Way PO Box 231 Latrobe PA 15650 ~ 72:MCCORMICK MICHAEL R SWOPE CAHD A ~ 33: US ~ 31:
13/494,284 ~ 32: 12/06/2012
2013/01948 ~ Complete ~ 54: REPLACABLE HEAD PART FOR AN ELETRIC TOOTHBRUSH ~
71:GLAXOSMITHKLINE CONSUMER HEALTHCARE GMBH & CO KG Bussmatten 1 Buehl 77815 Baden ~
72:REINBOLD KLAUS ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1016209.7 ~ 32: 24/09/2010
2013/01949 ~ Complete ~ 54: AEROSOL GENERATOR ~ 71:BRITISH AMERICAM TOBACCO (INVESTMENTS)
LIMITED Globe House 1 Water Street London WC2R 3LA ~ 72:ROME MARK WOODMAN TOM ~ 33: GB ~ 31:
1016797.1 ~ 32: 06/10/2010
2013/01950 ~ Complete ~ 54: BVDV VACCINE ~ 71:INTERVET INTERNATIONAL BV Wim de Korverstraat 35
NL-5831 AN Boxmeer ~ 72:BEER MARTIN KOENIG PATRICIA REIMANN IIONA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/385,010 ~
32: 21/09/2010
2013/01951 ~ Complete ~ 54: BENZIMIDAZOLE DERIVATIVES AS P13 KINASE INHIBITORS ~
71:GLAXOSMITHKLINE LLC One Franklin Plaza 200 North 16th Street Philadelphia PA 19102 ~ 72:QU JUNYA
SANCHEZ ROBERT RIVERO RALPH A TEDESCO ROSANNA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/528,397 ~ 32: 29/08/2011
2013/01952 ~ Complete ~ 54: SUBSTITUTED NUCLEOTIDE ANALOGS ~ 71:ALIOS BIOPHARMA INC 260 E
Grand Avenue 2nd Floor South San Francisco CA 94080 ~ 72:SMITH DAVID BERNARD DYATKINA NATALIA
WANG GUANGYI DEVAL JEOME BEIGELMAN LEONID ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/426,461 ~ 32: 22/12/2010
2013/01953 ~ Complete ~ 54: BREAST CANCER DIAGNOSTICS ~ 71:IMBA-INSTITUT FUR MOLEKULARE
BIOTECHNOLGIE GMBH Dr. Bohrgasse 3 A-1030 Vienna ~ 72:PENNINGER JOSEF SCHETT GEORG JACOBS
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IAN J SCHRAMEK DANIEL WIDSCHWENDTER MARTIN MENON USHA ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10178345.4 ~ 32:
22/09/2010
2013/01954 ~ Complete ~ 54: BREAST CANCER THARAPEUTICS ~ 71:IMBA-INSTITUT FUR MOLEKULARE
BIOTECHNOLGIE GMBH Dr. Bohrgasse 3 A-1030 Vienna ~ 72:PENNINGER JOSEF SCHRAMEK DANIEL ~ 33:
EP ~ 31: 10178346.2 ~ 32: 22/09/2010
2013/01968 ~ Provisional ~ 54: INFORMATION HOLDER ~ 71:PIETER JOHANNES CHRISTIAAN BISCHOFF
458 Louis Trichard street Wonderboom South Pretoria 0084 ~ 72:PIETER JOHANNES CHRISTIAAN BISCHOFF
2013/01970 ~ Complete ~ 54: WAGERING GAMES ~ 71:SMUTS LEON JURGENS 4 Hydro Avenue Van
Riebeeck Park Kempton Park 1619 ~ 72:SMUT LEON JURGENS ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/06118 ~ 32: 27/08/2010
2013/01971 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SECURITY SYSTEM ~ 71:MYBURGH GERHARDUS JOHANNES No 14 Europe
Street Riebeeckstad Welkom 9459 KEM MARIUS No 14 Europe street Riebeeckstad Welkom 9459 DE HART
HUBERTUS WILHELMUS N 14 Europe Street Riebeeckstad Welkom 9459 ~ 72:MYBURGH GERHARDUS
JOHANNES KEMP MARIUS DE HART HUBERTUS WILHELMUS
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ASSIGNMENTS IN TERMS OF SECTION 60-REGULATIONS 58-60 AND 64 (1)
Application Number
2007/07501
2007/07405
2007/07405
2006/00804
2008/04078
1995/10969
1998/03104
1998/03104
1998/04677
2007/00520
2012/08925
2010/06076
2012/09253
2010/07330
2002/05790
2002/05957
2010/04614
Assignor
REXAM CLOSURE SYSTEMS LLC.
REXAM CLOSURE SYSTEMS INC.
REXAM CLOSURE SYSTEMS LLC.
PALADIN LABS INC.
PALADIN LABS INC.
INTERDIGITAL TECHNOLOGY
CORPORATION
JACOBS,IAN ORDE MICHAEL
ZESTRON RESEARCH PTY LTD
RVD SECURITY (PTY) LIMITED T/A RV
DOOR
ARMORFLEX LIMITED
INNOVATIVE MINING PRODUCTS (PTY)
LTD
JOHANN WOLMARANS FAMILIE TRUST
CALDIS,EMMANUEL;KALDIS,EMMANOUIL;
KOKORIS,ATHANASIOS
VALENT U.S.A.,CORPORATION
2007/07406
2007/07406
2007/07399
2007/07399
2010/09002
2007/07400
2007/07500
2007/07500
2005/07825
2011/03939
2005/05566
2004/05634
MARTEK BIOCSIENCES CORPORATION
MARTEK BIOCSIENCES CORPORATION
UNIVERSITE DE LA MEDITERRANEE AIXMARSEILLE II AND CENTRE NATIONAL
DE LA RECHERCHE
SCIENTIFIQUE(C.N.R.S)
REXAM CLOSURE SYSTEMS INC.
REXAM CLOSURE SYSTEMS LLC.
REXAM CLOSURE SYSTEMS INC.
REXAM CLOSURE SYSTEMS LLC.
BAYER BIOSCIENCE N.V.
REXAM CLOSURE SYSTEMS LLC.
REXAM CLOSURE SYSTEMS INC.
REXAM CLOSURE SYSTEMS LLC.
ARKEMA FRANCE
ARKEMA FRANCE
CRAY VALLEY SA
DE LA LLAVE, AMABLE
2003/06634
DE LA LLAVE, AMABLE
2003/06633
DE LA LLAVE, AMABLE
2012/07598
ELECTROPAR LIMITED
1993/05085
2005/02674
2002/06450
ABBOTT PRODUCTS GMBH
KRAFT FOODS GLOBAL BRANDS LLC
FONDAZIONE CENTRO SAN RAFFAELE
Assignee
BERRY PLASTICS CORPORATION
REXAM CLOSURE SYSTEMS LLC.
BERRY PLASTICS CORPORATION
AKSHAYA BIO INC.
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21: 2006/02765 22: 2006/04/04 43: 2013/01/04
51: A01K, A23K
71: Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc.
72: JEWELL, Dennis, MILLER, Cheryl Christine,
SCHOENHERR, William D.
33: US 31: 10/656,056 32: 2003/09/05
54: COMPOSITION FOR ANIMAL CONSUMPTION
00: This invention is directed generally to compositions
(including foods, supplements, treats, toys, etc.) for
animal consumption, particularly compositions that
tend to aid in weight loss or reduction in weight gain,
and particularly compositions that comprise one or
more medium chain fatty acid triglycerides ('MCT').
This invention also is directed generally to methods
for using such compositions. This invention is further
directed generally to processes for making such
compositions.
21: 2007/05183 22: 2007/07/02 43: 2013/01/02
51: A61K, A61Q
71: Colgate-Palmolive Company
72: PANALIGAN, Kimberlee, TRIVEDI, Harsh M.,
WORRELL, Cortney L., XU, Tao
33: US 31: 60/639,763 32: 2004/12/28
54: OREGANO ORAL CARE COMPOSITIONS
AND METHODS OF USE THEREOF
00: A multi-benefit oral composition is provided. The oral
composition is efficacious as an antibacterial,
antiplaque, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, and antihalitosis oral composition. The active ingredient has
one or more active compounds from an extract of
oregano. The oral composition can be in the form of
a mouth rinse; a dentifrice, including toothpaste,
gels, powders; animal products; a film; or
confectionaries, such as lozenges, and the like.
Methods of making and using the oral composition
are also provided.
21: 2007/11148 22: 2007/12/20 43: 2013/01/02
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Janssen Pharmaceutica, N.V.
72: ANDRIES, Koenraad Jozef Lodewijk, KOUL,
Anil, LANCOIS, David Francis Alain, MOTTE, Magali
Madeleine Simone, GUILLEMONT, Jérôme Emile
Georges
33: EP 31: 05105755.2 32: 2005/06/28
54: QUINOLINE DERIVATIVES AS
ANTIBACTERIAL AGENTS
00: Use of a compound for the manufacture of a
medicament for the treatment of a bacterial infection
provided that the bacterial infection is other than a
Mycobacterial infection, said compound being a
compound of formula (Ia) or (Ib) a N-oxide, a
tautomeric form or a stereochemically isomeric form
thereof. The compounds themselves are also
claimed as well as their combinations with other
antibacterial agents.
21: 2008/00052 22: 2008/01/02 43: 2013/01/22
51: A23K
71: Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc.
72: GROSS, Kathy Lynn, KHOO, Christina
33: US 31: 60/689,126 32: 2005/06/09
54: COMPOSITION AND METHOD FOR
PROVIDING GLUTAMINE
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00: A process for preparing a glutamine-supplemented
food product by contacting water and a nutritive
base that predominantly comprises meat and
carbohydrate with a peptide source of glutamine to
form a wet mixture and heating the wet mixture at a
temperature of from about 50°C to about 105°C for a
time sufficient to cook the nutritive base. The
process forms a cooked food composition
comprising from about 60% to about 85% by weight
water. The product is useful for feeding to an animal
to increase glutamine absorption or to strengthen
immune function.
21: 2008/00371 22: 2008/01/11 43: 2013/01/18
51: A23K, A61K
71: Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc.
72: ZICKER, Steven Curtis, WEDEKIND, Karen Joy
33: US 31: 60/699,145 32: 2005/07/14
54: METHOD FOR PROLONGING THE LIFE OF
ANIMALS
00: A method for increasing the longevity of an old
animal comprising administering to the animal a
composition comprising one or more antioxidants in
a total antioxidant amount sufficient to increase the
longevity of the animal.
21: 2008/05413 22: 2008/06/20 43: 2013/01/02
51: A23K, A23L
71: Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc.
72: KHOO, Christina
33: US 31: 60/754,807 32: 2005/12/29
54: METHOD FOR MODIFYING GUT FLORA IN
ANIMALS
00: A method for enhancing the balance of beneficial
and deleterious bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract
of an animal having or at risk for inflammatory bowel
disease (IBD) by administering to the animal a
composition comprising at least one antioxidant,
optionally in conjunction with one or more of a
probiotic and a prebiotic.
21: 2008/08652 22: 2008/10/09 43: 2013/01/22
51: A23B, A23L
71: McCain Foods Limited
72: SAHAGIAN, Michael
33: US 31: 60/783,838 32: 2006/03/21
54: COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR
SURFACE MODIFICATION OF ROOT
VEGETABLE PRODUCTS
00: The invention relates to methods and compositions
for enzymatic surface modification of root vegetable
products by contacting the products with enzyme
during a drying process. One embodiment of the
invention relates to methods and compositions
reducing acrylamide produced by cooking, heating
or processing in root vegetable products, such as
French fries.
21: 2008/08876 22: 2008/10/16 43: 2013/01/18
51: E02F, E21D, G01G, G06F
71: CMTE Development Limited
72: MCAREE, Ross, WAUGE, David Herman
33: AU 31: 2006902069 32: 2006/04/20
54: PAYLOAD ESTIMATION SYSTEM AND
METHOD
00: A method of payload estimation of weight bearing
machinery, the method comprising the steps of: (a)
creating a series of Kalman filter approximations to
the weight bearing machinery for different levels of
payload; (b) determining from the series an
approximation to the current operating
characteristics of the digger; (c) utilising the
parameters derived from the step (b) determine an
estimated payload of the weight bearing machinery.
21: 2008/10667 22: 2008/12/18 43: 2013/01/18
51: H04L
71: VASTECH SA (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
72: ACKERMAN, Marthinus, Casper, BROOMHALL,
Grant, Alan, GROBLER, Frederik
33: ZA 31: PCT/IB/2007/050255 32: 2007/01/25
33: ZA 31: 2006/05515 32: 2006/07/04
54: GATEWAY FOR USE IN AN ELECTRONIC
COMMUNICATIONS RECORDING SYSTEM
00: A media gateway (34.2) comprises a line interface
(54) comprising at least one input port, which is
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connectable to a time division multiplex (TDM)
communications carrier. The at least one input port
being configured to receive input data in at least one
of a) clear channel data in a data carrier type and b)
TDM framed in a primary rate carrier. The gateway
comprises an extractor (66) for extracting the clear
channel data and a formatter (64) for formatting the
framed data. The gateway further comprises an
interface (67) for making the extracted data and/or
formatted data available as packet data network
(PDN) data at a PDN output port of the gateway.
21: 2009/02045 22: 2009/03/24 43: 2013/01/07
51: F24F
71: DUCool Ltd
72: FORKOSH, Dan
33: US 31: 60/840,312 32: 2006/08/25
54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MANAGING
WATER CONTENT IN A FLUID
00: A system and method for managing water content in
a fluid include a collection chamber for collecting
water from the fluid with a desiccant, and a
regeneration chamber for collecting water from the
desiccant and transferring it to a second fluid. An
evaporator cools the desiccant entering the
collection chamber, and a condenser heats the
desiccant entering the regeneration chamber.
Diluted desiccant from the collection chamber is
exchanged with concentrated desiccant from the
regeneration chamber in such a way as to efficiently
control the transfer of both mass and heat between
the chambers. In one embodiment, mass is not
exchanged until one or both of the desiccant levels
in the chambers exceeds a predetermined level.
Heat is transferred between the two desiccant flows
as they are transferred between the chambers. This
increases efficiency and reduces the energy input
required for the evaporator and the condenser.
21: 2009/02307 22: 2009/04/02 43: 2013/01/07
51: A61K, C07K
71: Bristol-Myers Squibb Company
72: DALI, Manisha M., DAHLHEIM, Charles E.,
BORSADIA, Sunita, NARINGREKAR, Vijay H.,
GANDHI, Rajesh B., NERURKAR, Manoj
33: US 31: 60/752,150 32: 2005/12/20
54: STABLE PROTEIN FORUMLTIONS
00: The present invention relates generally to stable
forumlations comprising CTLA4Ig molecules,
including lyophilized, and liquid formulations for
administration via various routes including, for
example, routes such as intravenous (IV) and
subcutaneous(SC) for treating immune system
diseases and tolerance induction.
21: 2009/02466 22: 2009/04/08 43: 2013/01/18
51: A47B
71: Dauphin Entwicklungs- u. Beteiligungs - GmbH
72: BALLENDAT, Martin
33: DE 31: 202008005046.4 32: 2008/04/11
54: TABLE WITH SWINGABLE BOW FOOT
00: The invention relates to a table comprising a table
top (12) and at least one bow foot (14A, 14B) which
is swingable between a transportation position in
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which it is swung in so as to rest against a surface of
the table top (12), and a swung out utilisation
position, said bow foot having a base limb (143A,
143B) and at least one table leg (141A, 141B, 142A,
142B), the bow foot (14A, 14B) experiencing an
offset between its transportation position and its
utilisation position axially to its base limb (143A,
143B), which offset is controlled by a control tenon
(36) guided in a control track (34), wherein the
control track (34) is formed on the circumference of
the base limb (143A, 143B) and the control tenon
(36) is firmly attached to the table top.
21: 2009/04491 22: 2009/06/26 43: 2013/01/02
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Abbott GmbH & Co. KG
72: KLING, Andreas, HORNBERGER, Wilfried,
MACK, Helmut, MOELLER, Achim, NIMMRICH,
Volker, SEEMANN, Dietmar, LUBISCH, Wilfried
33: EP 31: 06127369.4 32: 2006/12/29
54: CARBOXAMIDE COMPOUNDS AND THEIR
USE AS CALPAIN INHIBITORS
00: The present invention relates to novel carboxamide
compounds and their use for the manufacture of a
medicament. The carboxamide compounds are
inhibitors of calpain (calcium dependant cysteine
proteases). The invention therefore also relates to
the use of these carboxamide compounds for
treating a disorder associated with an elevated
calpain activity. The carboxamide compounds are
compounds of the general formula (I) in which R1,
R2, R3a, R3b, W, Y and X have the meanings
mentioned in the claims and 15 the description, the
tautomers thereof and the pharmaceutically suitable
salts thereof. In particular, the compounds have the
general formula I-A.a' and I-A.a'' in which m, E, R1,
R3a, R3b, R2, Ry, Rw and Rw6* have the meanings
mentioned in the claims, n is 0, 1 or 2, the tautomers
thereof and the pharmaceutically suitable salts
thereof.
21: 2009/05762 22: 19/08/2009 43: 07/01/2013
51: A61K, C07K, A61P
71: UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS
72: BROENG TERESA, SLOAN SUSAN,
BABROCK GREGORY J, AMBROSINO DONNA,
THOMAS WILLIAM D JR
33: US 31: 60/902,432 32: 2007/02/21
54: HUMAN ATOBODIES AGAIST HEPATITIS C
VIRUS (HCV) AND USES THEREOF
00: 57: Isolated human monoclonal antibodies which
bind to hepatitis C virus (HCV), and related antibodybased compositions and molecules, are disclosed.
The human antibodies can be produced in a
transfectoma or in a non-human transgenic animal,
e.g., a transgenic mouse, capable of producing
multiple isotypes of human monoclonal antibodies by
undergoing V-D-J recombination and isotype
switching. Also disclosed are pharmaceutical
compositions comprising the human antibodies, non-
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human transgenic animals, and hybridomas which
produce the human antibodies, and therapeutic and
diagnostic methods for using the human antibodies.
21: 2009/06032 22: 2009/08/31 43: 2013/01/07
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Pfizer Inc.
72: LI, Hui, NUKUI, Seiji, SCALES, Stephanie Anne,
TENG, Min, YIN, Chunfeng
33: US 31: 60/888,749 32: 2007/02/07
54: 3-AMINO-PYRROLO[3,4-C] PYRAZOLE- 5 (1H,
4H, 6H) CARBALDEHYDE DERIVATIVES AS PKC
INHIBITORS
00: The present invention relates to compounds and
pharmaceutically acceptable salts of Formulas A and
B: (A) and (B) wherein A, B, R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6,
R7, R8, R9 and R10 are as defined above. The
invention further relates to pharmaceutical
compositions comprising the compounds and
pharmaceutically acceptable salts and to methods of
treating diabetes mellitus and its complications,
cancer, ischemia, inflammation, central nervous
system disorders, cardiovascular disease,
Alzheimer's disease and dermatological disase
pression, virus diseases, inflammatory disorders, or
diseases in which the liver is a target organ.
21: 2009/06755 22: 2009/09/28 43: 2013/01/02
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Abbott GmbH & Co. KG
72: SCHULTZ, Thomas, BRAJE, Wilfried, TURNER,
Sean Colm, HAUPT, Andreas, LANGE, Udo,
DRESCHER, Karla, WICKE, Karsten, UNGER,
Liliane, MEZLER, Mario, MAYRER, Matthias
33: EP 31: 07104805.2 32: 2007/03/23
54: AZETIDIN COMPOUNDS SUITABLE FOR
TREATING DISORDERS THAT RESPOND TO
MODULATION OF THE SEROTONIN 5-HT6
RECEPTOR
00: The present invention relates to compounds of
formula (I) wherein A is C1-C6-alkyl, C1-C6haloalkyl, C1-C6-hydroxyalkyl, C2-C6-alkenyl, C2-
C6-haloalkenyl, C3-C6-cycloalkyl, aryl-C1-C4-alkyl,
aryl-C2-C4-alkenyl, aryl or hetaryl; --- is a single or
double bond; X1 and X2 are N, CRx1, NRx2 or
CRx3Rx4; Rx1, Rx3 and Rx4 are H, halogen, CN,
NO2, C1-C6-alkyl, C1-C6-alkoxy, C1-C6alkylcarbonyl, etc. or two geminal radicals Rx3 and
Rx4 together with the carbon atom to which they are
bound may form a carbonyl group or a 3- to 6membered carbocyclic or heterocyclic spiroannulated ring; Rx2 is hydrogen, C1-C6-alkyl, C1C6-alkylcarbonyl, C1-C6-haloalkyl, etc.; or two
vicinal radicals Rx1, Rx2, Rx3 or Rx4 together with
X1 and X2 form a five- or six- membered carbocyclic
or heterocyclic fused ring; Y1, Y2 and Y3 are N or
CRy; Ry is H, halogen, CN, NO2, C1-C6-alkyl, C1C6-alkoxy, C1-C6-alkylcarbonyl, C1-C6-haloalkyl,
etc.; wherein a maximum of 3 of the radicals X1, X2,
Y1, Y2 and Y3 are selected from NRx1 and N; R1 is
hydrogen, C1-C6-alkyl, C1-C6-hydroxyalkyl, C1-C6haloalkyl, etc.; R2 is C1-C4-alkyl or C1-C4-haloalkyl;
n is 0, 1 or 2; physiologically tolerated acid addition
salts and the N-oxides thereof, pharmaceutical
composition comprising them, a method for treating
medical disorders selected from diseases of the
central nervous system, addiction diseases or
obesity, said method comprising administering an
effective amount of such compounds to a subject in
need and the use of such a compound for preparing
a pharmaceutical compositions.
21: 2009/07096 22: 2009/10/12 43: 2013/01/21
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Grünenthal GmbH
72: FRANK, Robert, BAHRENBERG, Gregor,
CHRISTOPH, Thomas, SCHIENE, Klaus, DE VRY,
Jean, SAUNDERS, Derek John, PRZEWOSNY,
Michael, SUNDERMANN, Bernd, LEE, Jeewoo
33: DE 31: 102007018151.7 32: 2007/04/16
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54: NOVEL VANILLOID RECEPTOR LIGANDS
AND THE USE THEREOF FOR THE
PRODUCTION OF PHARMACEUTICALS
00: The present invention relates to novel vanilloid
receptor ligands of general formula (I), a method for
the production thereof, pharmaceuticals containing
said compounds, and the use of said compounds for
the production of pharmaceuticals for treating
migraines, depression, neurogenerative diseases,
cognitive diseases, anxiety disorders, epilepsy,
coughs, diarrhoea, pruritus, inflammations, disorders
of the cardiovascular system, eating disorders,
medication dependency, misuse of medication and
in particular urinary incontinence.
21: 2009/07099 22: 2009/10/12 43: 2013/01/21
51: C07D
71: Grünenthal GmbH
72: FRANK, Robert, BAHRENBERG, Gregor,
CHRISTOPH, Thomas, SCHIENE, Klaus, DE VRY,
Jean, SAUNDERS, Derek John, SUNDERMANN,
Bernd, LEE, Jeewoo
33: DE 31: 102007018149.5 32: 2007/04/16
54: NOVEL VANILLOID RECEPTOR LIGANDS
AND THE USE THEREOF FOR THE
PRODUCTION OF PHARMACEUTICALS
00: The present invention relates to novel vanilloid
receptor ligands, a method for the production
thereof, pharmaceuticals containing said
compounds, and the use of said compounds for the
production of pharmaceuticals.
54: IMMUNOGENIC COMPOSITIONS
COMPRISING MYCOBACTERIUM
TUBERCULOSIS POLYPEPTIDES AND FUSIONS
THEREOF
00: The present invention relates to compositions and
fusion proteins containing at least two
Mycobacterium sp. antigens, and polynucleotides
encoding such compositions and fusion proteins.
The invention also relates to methods for their use in
the treatment, prevention and/or diagnosis of
tuberculosis infection.
21: 2009/07769 22: 05/11/2009 43: 03/01/2013
51: B61B, B65G, B66D, E21F
71: VENTER RICHARD ELMO
72: VENTER RICHARD ELMO
33: ZA 31: 2008/06420 32: 2008/08/05
54: CABLE GUIDE
00: 57: According to the invention there is provided a
guide for a conveying rope having a secondary load
attaching rope secured thereto comprising a casing
having a bore there through and a slot along the
length of the bore extending through the wall of the
casing from the bore, a sleeve rotatable about a
longitudinal axis within the bore and having a helical
slot through the wall of the sleeve with the width of
the slots sufficient to allow the passage therealong
of the join between the conveying and secondary
rope.
21: 2009/07316 22: 2009-10-19 43: 2013/01/21
51: A61K, A61P, C07K, G01N
71: Infectious Disease Research Institute
72: REED, Steven G., COLER, Rhea N., IRETON,
Gregory C., BURTHOLET, Sylvie
33: US 31: 60/910,169 32: 2007/04/04
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21: 2009/08049 22: 2008/06/12 43: 2013/01/07
51: A61F
71: KINETIC SPINE TECHNOLOGIES INC.
72: HURLBERT, R JOHN, DUPLESSIS, STEPHAN
J, SEKHON, LALI
33: US 31: 60/934,277 32: 2007/06/12
54: ARTIFICIAL INTERVERTEBRAL DISC
00: An artificial intervertebral disc for implantation
between two adjacent vertebrae includes superior
and inferior shells connected in a ball and socket
arrangement. The inferior shell preferably
incorporating a convex portion that cooperates with
a concave portion on the superior shell. A resilient
nucleus is provided within an enclosure defined by
the opposing inner surfaces of the shells and biases
the shells against each other. The ball portion can
be provided in either fixed or slidable arrangement.
The artificial disc of the invention includes various
resistance means for restricting and limiting the
range of rotational and translational motion between
the shells.
21: 2009/08681 22: 2009/12/07 43: 2013/01/21
51: C01D, C07D, C25B
71: Solvay (Société Anonyme)
72: KRAFFT, Philippe, GILBEAU, Patrick,
BALTHASART, Dominique, DAENE, André
33: FR 31: 0755697 32: 2007/06/12
54: AQUEOUS COMPOSITION CONTAINING A
SALT, MANUFACTURING PROCESS AND USE
00: Aqueous composition containing at least one salt in
an amount of at least 30 g/kg of composition, of
which the total organic carbon content is at least 1
µg of C/I and at most 5 g of C/I of composition and
which contains at least one carboxylic acid.
21: 2009/09075 22: 2009/12/18 43: 2013/01/02
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Abbott GmbH & Co. KG
72: TURNER, Sean Colm, BRAJE, Wilfried, HAUPT,
Andreas, LANGE, Udo, DRESCHER, Karla, WICKE,
Karsten, UNGER, Liliane, MEZLER, Mario,
WERNET (Deceased), Wolfgang, MAYRER,
Matthias
33: EP 31: 07113962.0 32: 2007/08/07
54: QUINOLINE COMPOUNDS SUITABLE FOR
TREATING DISORDERS THAT RESPOND TO
MODULATION OF THE SEROTONIN 5-HT6
RECEPTOR
00: The present invention relates to novel quinoline
compounds of the formula (I) and to the salts
thereof. The compounds possess valuable
therapeutic properties and are particularly suitable,
for treating diseases that respond to modulation of
the serotonin 5-HT6 receptor. In formula (I) R is a
moiety of the formula (R) wherein * indicates the
binding site to the quinolinyl radical and wherein A,
B, X', Y, Q, R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, m, n, p, q, Ra, Rb, X
and Ar are as defined in claim 1.
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33: JP 31: 2008-093734 32: 2008/03/31
54: ROTARY MACHINE SCROLL STRUCTURE
AND ROTARY MACHINE
00: To provide a scroll structure of a rotary machine and
a rotary machine in which it is possible to achieve an
improvement in reliability and functionality of a rotary
machine such as a turbine and to achieve a
reduction in size of the rotary machine and the scroll
structure. Provided are a casing (21) that entirely
covers an area surrounding an annular channel
extending in a circular shape about a rotational axis
in a rotating portion of a rotary machine and a
cylindrical channel extending from the annular
channel at the rotational axis side and extending
towards the rotating portion; and a fitting portion
(23A) that supports the casing (21) with respect to a
support portion accommodating the casing (21) so
as to enable expansion and contraction in a radial
direction centered on the rotational axis.
21: 2010/02224 22: 2010/03/29 43: 2013/01/02
51: A61K, A61Q
71: Colgate-Palmolive Company
72: FISHER, Steven Wade, JOZIAK, Marilou
Theresa
33: US 31: 11/865,457 32: 2007/10/01
54: FOAMABLE FLUORIDE ORAL CARE
COMPOSITION
00: A dental fluoride foam composition comprising an
aqueous solution of a water soluble fluoride ion
releasable salt; a surfactant selected from the group
consisting of nonionic surfactants, zwitterionic
surfactants, betaine surfactants and mixtures
thereof; and an orally compatible acidifying agent in
an amount sufficient to adjust the pH of the
composition to about 3 to about 5. The composition
is stable at low temperatures and is a clear solution
substantially free of precipitates when held at 4.4°C
for 12 hours. When dispensed from a container into
the trough of a dental tray, the composition forms a
low density, rapidly collapsible foam which
substantially liquefies in about 1 minute after being
dispensed from the foam generating container and
placed in contact with a patient's teeth.
21: 2010/04495 22: 2010/06/25 43: 2013/01/14
51: F01D
71: PEBBLE BED MODULAR REACTOR (PTY)
LTD, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
72: YAMASHITA, Shoki, INOUE, Toshihiro
21: 2010/04539 22: 2010/06/28 43: 2013/01/02
51: F01D, F02C
71: PEBBLE BED MODULAR REACTOR (PTY)
LTD, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
72: INOUE, Toshihiro, YAMASHITA, Shoki
33: JP 31: 2008-093739 32: 2008/03/31
54: Thermal insulation structure for structural
member, and scroll structure
00: To provide a thermal insulation structure for a
structural member and a scroll structure which can
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be easily used even in integrally constructed
structural members and which can ensure reliability
and thermal insulation properties. Provided are
securing portions (52 and 53) extending outward
from an outer wall of the structural member; a press
plate (55) attached to the securing portions (52 and
53), with a gap between the press plate and the
outer wall; and a thermal insulation member (56)
disposed between the outer wall and the press plate
(55).
21: 2010/06780 22: 2010/09/22 43: 2013/01/02
51: F01K
71: PEBBLE BED MODULAR REACTOR (PTY)
LTD, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
72: ONO, Hitoi, SONODA, Takashi, TOCHITANI,
Naoto, KATO, Makoto, UMAYA, Masahide, FUJII,
Fuminori
33: JP 31: 2008-088592 32: 2008/03/28
54: Method of controlling turbine equipment and
turbine equipment
00: To provide a method of controlling a turbine
equipment and a turbine equipment capable of
carrying out a starting operation of controlling a load
applied to a speed reducing portion while complying
with a restriction imposed on an apparatus provided
at a turbine equipment. The invention is
characterized in including a temperature elevating
step (S1) of elevating a temperature of a working
fluid flowing to the turbine portion, a flow rate
increasing step (S2) of increasing a flow rate of a
working fluid bypassed from a delivery side to a
suction side of the compressing portion when a
temperature of the working fluid flowing to the
turbine portion is elevated by a heat source portion,
and a flow rate reducing step (S3) of reducing the
flow rate of the bypassing working fluid after an
elapse of a predetermined time period after
increasing the flow rate of the bypassing working
fluid.
21: 2010/06781 22: 2010/09/22 43: 2013/01/02
51: F01K
71: PEBBLE BED MODULAR REACTOR (PTY)
LTD, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
72: ONO, Hitoi, SONODA, Takashi, TOCHITANI,
Naoto, KATO, Makoto, UMAYA, Masahide, FUJII,
Fuminori
33: JP 31: 2008-088590 32: 2008/03/28
54: METHOD OF CONTROLLING TURBINE
EQUIPMENT AND TURBINE EQUIPMENT
00: To provide a method of controlling a turbine
equipment and a turbine equipment capable of
carrying out a starting operation of controlling a load
applied to a speed reducing portion while complying
with a restriction imposed on an apparatus provided
at a turbine equipment. The invention is
characterized in including a speed accelerating step
(S1) of increasing a revolution number by driving to
rotate a compressing portion and a turbine portion
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by a motor by way of a speed reducing portion, a
load detecting step (S2) of detecting a load applied
to the speed reducing portion by a load detecting
portion, and a bypass flow rate controlling step (S3)
of increasing a flow rate of a working fluid bypassed
from a delivery side to a suction side of the
compressing portion when an absolute value of the
detected load is equal to or smaller than an absolute
value of a predetermined value and reducing the
flow rate of the bypassed working fluid when equal
to or larger than the absolute value of the
predetermined value.
21: 2010/06899 22: 2010/09/28 43: 2013/01/02
51: A47J, B65D
71: Nestec S.A.
72: COLANTONIO, Jean-Luc, BONACCI, Enzo,
DENISART, Jean-Paul, YOAKIM, Alfred, RYSER,
Antoine
33: EP 31: 08102149.5 32: 2008/02/29
54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PREPARING A
LIQUID EXTRACT FROM A CELL USING
CENTRIFUGAL FORCES
00: -
A method for preparing a liquid comestible from a
cell by passing liquid through the substance using
centrifugal forces, wherein gas contained in the cell
is controllably purged from the cell as liquid fills the
cell.
21: 2010/06900 22: 2010/09/28 43: 2013/01/02
51: A47J
71: Nestec S.A.
72: YOAKIM, Alfred, DENISART, Jean-Paul,
RYSER, Antoine, PERENTES, Alexandre,
JARISCH, Christian
33: EP 31: 08102148.7 32: 2008/02/29
33: EP 31: 08102147.9 32: 2008/02/29
54: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR
PREPARING A BEVERAGE BY
CENTRIFUGATION
00: Apparatus (1) for preparing a beverage liquid from
beverage ingredients contained in a receptacle (2)
by passing water through the substance by
centrifuging the receptacle comprising: centrifugation
means for driving the receptacle around its central
axis of rotation (I), means (11) for feeding water in
the receptacle, filtering means (4) placed in the
receptacle, characterized in that: wherein it is
provided with at least one beverage flow outlet of
variable cross-section for the flow of beverage to be
able to leave the receptacle.
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21: 2010/06926 22: 2010/09/29 43: 2013/01/02
51: C09B, C11D, D06P
71: The Procter & Gamble Company
72: SIVIK, Mark Robert, GERDES, Allison Lynn,
FRANKENBACH, Gayle Marie, WANING, Gregory
T., GANAPATHYSUNDARAM, Ramanan Venkata,
CREEDON, Michael Timothy
33: US 31: 61/072,688 32: 2008/04/02
54: FABRIC COLOR REJUVENATION
COMPOSITION
00: Rejuvenation compositions including a reactive dye
are disclosed for the one-shot rejuvenation of the
color for dark-colored textile fabrics and garments
formed therefrom. The rejuvenation compositions
return faded black or dark colored garments to a
like-new look. Methods of rejuvenating the faded
color of garments by using the dye compositions are
also disclosed.
21: 2010/07069 22: 2010/10/04 43: 2013/01/08
51: B65D
71: Colgate-Palmolive Company
72: SHI, Yu
33: US 31: 12/062,999 32: 2008/04/04
54: BLOW MOLDED POLYESTER CONTAINER
WITH AN OVER-MOLDED THERMOPLASTIC
LAYER
00: The invention is directed to polyester containers that
are produced from polyester preforms, the preforms
having a thermoplastic over-mold layer on at least a
part of the exterior surface of the preform. The
preform is made by over-molding the thermoplastic
layer onto the preform surface in one or more overmolding operations. In a single over-molding
embodiment the preform has a body layer of a first
color and the over-molded layer of a second color.
The over-mold layer can have a thickness gradient
varying in thickness from one end of the preform to
adjacent another end of the preform. The over-mold
layers can have a thickness and color gradient. A
third color will result from the blending of the first
color and the differing colors of the over-mold layers
where the first color and the differing colors can both
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be perceived. The color of the contained liquid can
also add to the color mixing when the container is
substantially transparent.
21: 2010/07178 22: 2010/10/07 43: 2013/01/07
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG
72: ARZENO, Humberto Bartolome, DUNN, James
Patrick, GOLDSTEIN, David Michael, GONG, Leyi,
HAN, Xiaochun, HOGG, Joan Heather, JAHANGIR,
Alam, PALMER, Wylie Solang, REUTER, Deborah
Carol, SILVA, Tania, TIVITMAHAISOON, Parcharee,
TREJO-MARTIN, Teresa Alejandra, WU, Shao-Yong
33: US 31: 61/053,896 32: 2008/05/16
54: INHIBITORS OF JNK
00: The invention relates to prodrugs of JNK inhibitors
and corresponding methods, formulations, and
compositions for inhibiting JNK and treating JNKmediated disorders. The application discloses
prodrugs of JNK inhibitors, as described below in
formula (I), wherein m, n, p, q, Q, r, R1, R2, R3, X,
X1, X2, X3, X4, X5, Y1, Y2, Z1, and Z2 are as
defined herein. The compounds and compositions
disclosed herein are useful to modulate the activity
of JNK and treat diseases associated with JNK
activity. Disclosed are methods and formulations for
inhibiting JNK and treating JNK-mediated disorders,
and the like, with the compounds, and processes for
making said compounds, and corresponding
compositions, disclosed herein.
21: 2010/07185 22: 2010/10/07 43: 2013/01/07
51: A61K
71: Acino Pharma AG
72: GILLESSEN, Dieter, JÄGER, Jürgen
33:- 31:- 32:54: AQUEOUS PHARMACEUTICAL
FORMULATION
00: The invention concerns a stable aqueous
pharmaceutical composition comprising 5-[(2RS)-2cyclopropyl-7,8-dimethoxy-2H-1-benzopyran-5ylmethyl]-pyrimidine-2,4- diamine in form of the
water soluble methanesulfonic acid salt, a
physiological sodium chloride solution, ethanol and
Povidone 12 PF, the liquid having a pH of over and
above 4.8, but not higher than 5.2, and wherein the
oxygen amount is controlled to be 0.8 ppm or less;
which can be sterilized by filtration and/or by heated
treatment, stored for longer time periods and which
can be use for bolus injection or diluted for i.v.
infusion.
21: 2010/07256 22: 2010/10/11 43: 2013/01/21
51: A61K, A61P, C07D, C07K
71: Intermune, Inc.
72: SEIWERT, Scott, BEIGELMAN, Leonid,
BUCKMAN, Brad, STOYCHEVA, Antitsa Dimitrova,
PORTER, Steven B., BRADFORD, Williamson
Ziegler, SEREBRYANY, Vladimir
33: US 31: 61/045,220 32: 2008/04/15
54: NOVEL MACROCYCLIC INHIBITORS OF
HEPATITIS C VIRUS REPLICATION
00: -
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The embodiments provide compounds of the general
Formulae I, II, EI, IV, V, VI, VII, and X, as well as
compositions, including pharmaceutical
compositions, comprising a subject compound. The
embodiments further provide treatment methods,
including methods of treating a hepatitis C virus
infection and methods of treating liver fibrosis, the
methods enerally involving administering to an
individual in need thereof an effective amount of a
subject compound or composition.
21: 2010/07431 22: 2010/10/18 43: 2013/01/18
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG
72: ACKERMANN, Jean, AMREIN, Kurt, KUHN,
Bernd, MAYWEG, Alexander V., NEIDHART,
Werner
33: EP 31: 08155430.5 32: 2008/04/30
54: IMIDAZOLIDINONE DERIVATIVES AS 11BHSD1 INHIBITORS
00: Compounds of formula as well as pharmaceutically
acceptable salts and esters thereof, wherein A and
R1 to R4 have the significance given in claim 1 can
be used in the form of pharmaceutical compositions.
21: 2010/08681 22: 02/12/2010 43: 01/02/2013
51: A23L, C02F
71: RADICAL WATERS IP
72: KIRKPATRICK ROBIN DUNCAN
33: US 31: 61/026.960 32: 2008/02/07
54: BEVERAGE MANUFACTURE, PROCESSING,
PACKAGING AND DISPENSING USING
ELECTROCHEMICALLY ACTIVATED WATER
00: 57: A system using electrochemically-activated water
(ECAW) for manufacturing, processing, packaging,
and dispensing beverages including: (a) using
ECAW to neutralize incompatible residues when
transitioning from the production of one beverage to
another; (b) using ECAW to rehabilitate and disinfect
granular activated charcoal beds used in the feed
water purification system; (c) producing a
carbonated ECAW product and using the
carbonated ECAW for system cleaning or
disinfecting; (d) using ECAW solutions in the
beverage facility clean-in-place system to achieve
improved microbial control while greatly reducing
water usage and reducing or eliminating the use of
chemical detergents and disinfectants; (e) further
reducing biofilm growth in the processing system,
and purifying ingredient water without the use of
chlorine, by adding an ECAW anolyte to the water
ingredient feed stream; and/or (f) washing the
beverage product bottles or other packages with one
or more ECAW solutions prior to packaging.
21: 2010/09129 22: 2009/06/16 43: 2013/01/02
51: A63B; A61H
71: POWER PLATE INTERNATIONAL LTD.
72: VAN DER MEER, AUGUSTINUS LEONARDUS
NICOLAAS
33: US 31: 61/140,687 32: 2008/12/24
33: US 31: 61/061,855 32: 2008/06/16
54: TRAINING SYSTEM COMPRISING A CYCLING
DEVICE
00: A training system for training a body part of a user,
comprising a frame for in use positioning the training
system on a surface, a cycling device comprising at
least one cycling member which is configured to
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rotate around a cycle axis, a vibration device for
moving the at least one cycling member in a
vibrating manner and also a method and use of the
training system.
21: 2010/2030 22: 2010/03/23 43: 2013/01/02
51: B67B
71: BASF CORPORATION
72: CINK, James, H., BERGER, Jonathan, D., SIMS,
Steven, R, WHITE, Lee, M.
33: US 31: 11/844,875 32: 2007/08/24
54: TOOL AND METHOD FOR REMOVING AND
INSTALLING A TAMPER-RESISTANT CAP OF A
PEST CONTROL DEVICE
00: A tool for removing a cap from a pest control device
includes a hub and at least four fingers depending
from the hub in circumferentially spaced relationship
with each other to cooperatively define a socket for
receiving the cap within the tool. The fingers are
resiliently movable transversely outward relative to
the hub upon receiving the cap into the socket
whereby the fingers are biased transversely inward
against a sidewall of the cap when the cap is
received in the socket. A plurality of stops extends
from fewer than all of the fingers laterally inward of
the socket. The stops are adapted for contacting a
top of the cap upon receipt of the cap within the
socket such that the fingers and stops cooperate to
orient the tool on the cap.
21: 2010/3954 22: 2010/06/03 43: 2013/01/16
51: C10L
71: SASOL TECHNOLOGY (PTY) LTD
72: VILJOEN, Carl Louis, VAN ZYL, Vivien, Louise,
VAN TONDER, Ernst, Hendrik
33: ZA 31: 2007/9573 32: 2007/11/06
54: SYNTHETIC AVIATION FUEL
00: The invention relates to a Fischer Tropsch derived
aviation fuel, which fuel is used either as a fuel on its
own or as a component in an aviation fuel blend,
said fuel having ans iso: n paraffins mass ratio
above 3, at least 0.1 mass % naphthenes , <0.01
mass % polyaromatics, and 0.5 mass % aromatics.
21: 2010/7240 22: 2010/10/11 43: 2013/01/17
51: A01N A01P
71: BASF SE
72: SIEVERNICH, Bernd, SIMON, Anja, MOBERG,
William Karl, EVANS, Richard R.
33: US 31: 61/035,885 32: 2008/03/12
54: HERBICIDAL COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING
PYROXASULFONE
00: The present invention relates to herbicidally active
compositions, which comprise 3-[5(difluoromethoxy)-1 -methyl-3(trifluoromethyl)pyrazol-4-ylmethylsulfonyl]-4,5dihydro- 5,5-dimethyl-1,2-oxazole [common name
pyroxasulfone] and at least one herbicide B which is
selected from inhibitors of the phytoene desaturase.
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The invention furthermore relates to the use of a
composition as defined herein for controlling
undesirable vegetation in crops. When using the
compositions of the invention for this purpose the
herbicide A and the at least one herbicide B can be
applied simultaneously or in succession in crops,
where undesirable vegetation may occur.
21: 2010/7352 22: 2010/10/14 43: 2013/01/16
51: A01N
71: BASF SE
72: SIEVERNICH, Bernd, SIMON, Anja, MOBERG,
William Karl, EVANS, Richard R.
33: US 31: 61/037,467 32: 2008/03/18
54: HERBICIDAL COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING
PYROXASULFONE VI
00: The present invention relates to herbicidally active
compositions, which comprise 3-[5(difluoromethoxy)-1-methyl-3(trifluoromethyl)pyrazol-4-ylmethylsulfonyl]-4,5dihydro-5,5-dimethyl-1,2-oxazole [common name
pyroxasulfone] and at least one herbicide B which is
an inhibitor of the electron transfer in photosynthesis
and which is selected from the groups of: b.1
arylurea herbicides; b.2 triazin(di)one herbicides; b.3
terbuthylazine; b.4 pyridazinone herbicides; b.5
phenylcarbamate herbicides; b.6 nitrile herbicides;
b.7 bentazone and its salts such as bentazone
sodium;and b.8 methylthiotriazine herbicides.The
invention furthermore relates to the use of a
composition as defined herein for controlling
undesirable vegetation in crops which, by genetic
engineering or by breeding, are resistant to one or
more herbicides and/or pathogens, such as plantpathogenous fungi, and/or to attack by insects;
preferably resistant to one or more herbicides that
act as inhibitor of the electron transfer in
photosynthesis. The invention furthermore relates to
a method for controlling undesirable vegetation,
which comprises applying an herbicidal composition
according to the present invention to the undesirable
plants. Application can be done before, during
and/or after, preferably during and/or after, the
emergence of the undesirable plants. The herbicide
A and the at least one herbicide B can be applied
simultaneously or in succession.
21: 2010/7353 22: 2010/10/14 43: 2013/01/16
51: A01N A01P
71: BASF SE
72: SIEVERNICH, Bernd, SIMON, Anja, MOBERG,
William Karl, EVANS, Richard R.
33: US 31: 61/037,144 32: 2008/03/17
33: US 31: 61/118,803 32: 2008/12/01
54: HERBICIDAL COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING
PYROXASULFONE V
00: The present invention relates to herbicidally active
compositions, which comprise 3-[5(difluoromethoxy)-1-methyl-3(trifluoromethyl)pyrazol-4-ylmethylsulfonyl]-4,5dihydro-,5-dimethyl-1,2-oxazole [common name
pyroxasulfone] and at least one herbicide B which is
an selected from protoporphyrinogen-IX-oxidase
inhibitors. The invention furthermore relates to the
use of a composition as defined herein for controlling
undesirable vegetation in crops. When using the
compositions of the invention for this purpose the
herbicide A and the at least one herbicide B can be
applied simultaneously or in succession in crops,
where undesirable vegetation may occur.
21: 2010/8348 22: 2010/11/22 43: 2013/01/14
51: C08G
71: BASF SE
72: STEINBRENNER, Ulrich, STÖSSER, Michael,
BERGHAUS, Rainer, STRATHMANN, Siegfried
33: EP 31: 08155135.0 32: 2008/04/24
54: ALCOHOL ALKOXYLATES, AGENTS
COMPRISING THE SAME AND USE OF THE
ALCOHOL ALKOXYLATES AS ADJUVANTS IN
THE AGROCHEMICAL FIELD
00: The present invention relates to certain alcohol
alkoxylates of the amphiphilic type, to agrochemical
agents comprising them, and to the use of the
alcohol alkoxylates as activity-improving adjuvants in
the agrochemical field and particularly in the field of
plant protection. The alcohol alkoxylates are
alkoxylated alcohols of the formula (I) R-O[(Cm1H2m1O)x-(Cm2H2m2O)y-(Cm3H2m3O)z]co[(C2H4O)p-(C3H6O)q]co-Z (l) or the formula (II) RO-(Cn1H2n1O)o-[(C2H4O)p-(C3H6O)q]co[(Cm1H2m1O)x-(Cm2H2m2O)y-(Cm3H2m3O)z]co-Z
(II), where R is an aliphatic linear or branched radical
with 1 to 30 carbon atoms; n1 is 2 or 3; o is 0, 1, 2,
or 3; m1, m2, m3 independently from each other are
integers from 4 to 16; x is a value from 0 to 100; y is
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a value from 0 to 100; z is a value from 0 to 100; the
sum of x, y, z is greater than zero; the sum of (m1 •
x), (m2 • y), (m3 • z) and the number of carbon
atoms in R in formula (I) or the sum of (m1 • x), (m2 •
y), (m3 • z) and the number of carbon atoms in z in
formula (II) is 15 to 60; p is a value of 0 to 100; q is a
value from 0 to 100; the sum of p and q is greater
than zero; z is hydrogen or an aliphatic linear or
branched radical with 1 to 13 carbon atoms, wherein
the radical R-O-[(Cm1H2m1O)x-(Cm2H2m2O)y(Cm3H2m3O)z]co- in formula (I) or the radical [(Cm1H2m1O)x-(Cm2H2m2O)y-(Cm3H2m3O)z]co-Z
in formula (II) comprises 2 to 12 total branches und
0.1 to 0.3 branches per carbon atom.
21: 2011/00254 22: 2009/06/16 43: 2013/01/10
51: E02F
71: COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC AND
INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ORGANISATION
72: CORKE, PETER, ROBERTS, JONATHAN
33: AU 31: 2008903061 32: 2008/06/16
54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR MACHINERY
CONTROL
00: A method for controlling an excavation device in one
or more of the following phases of operation:
digging, moving to spoil, dumping, recovery and
return, the method including the steps of: providing a
finite state machine having state variables reflecting
the different phases of operation, including, digging,
dumping, moving to dump location, return to dig, and
bucket recover; determining current machine state
depending on the position of the device; and
modifying the operational behaviour of a one or
more subordinate controllers in response to the
current state.
21: 2011/00289 22: 2009/07/30 43: 2013/01/14
51: A61K; A01N; A61F; A61L; C12N
71: MESYNTHES LIMITED
72: WARD, BRIAN R S, JOHNSON, KERYN
DALLAS, MAY, BARNABY CHARLES HOUGH
33: US 31: 61/137,367 32: 2008/07/30
33: US 31: 61/172,671 32: 2009/04/24
54: TISSUE SCAFFOLDS DERIVED FROM
FORESTOMACH EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX
00: The present invention pertains to the development of
Extracellular Matrix (ECM) scaffolds derived from the
forestomach of a ruminant. Such scaffolds are useful
in many clinical and therapeutic applications,
including wound repair, tissue regeneration, and
breast reconstruction. In addition, the present
invention features methods of isolating ECM
scaffolds from mammalian organs, including but not
limited to the ruminant forestomach. Such methods
include the generation of a transmural osmotic flow
between two sides of the tissue. The invention
further features laminated ECM scaffolds containing
a polymer positioned between individual EMC
sheets. The polymer may optionally contain
bioactive molecules to enhance the functionality of
the scaffold.
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antibodies bind to as well as the use of the
antibodies and the epitope in screening methods as
well as the diagnosis and therapy of disease.
21: 2011/00462 22: 2011/01/17 43: 2013/01/18
51: A61K, A61P
71: Novozymes Adenium Biotech A/S
72: KJAER, Tanja Maria Rosenkilde, KRUSE,
Thomas, MYGIND, Per Holse, BRINCH, Karoline
Sidelmann, KJAERULFF, Soeren, ANDERSEN,
Birgitte
33: EP 31: 08160761.6 32: 2008/07/18
54: TREATMENT OF INFLAMMATORY DISEASES
WITH MAMMAL BETA DEFENSINS
00: The present invention relates to suppression of TNFalpha activity with mammalbeta defensins, which
has utility in the treatment of pathological conditions
associated with tumor necrosis factor alpha.
21: 2011/00489 22: 2011/01/19 43: 2013/01/21
51: A61K, C07K, G01N
71: Institute For Research In Biomedicine
72: LANZAVECCIA, Antonio, MACAGNO, Annalisa
33: - 31: - 32: 54: HUMAN CYTOMEGALOVIRUS
NEUTRALISING ANTIBODIES AND USE
THEREOF
00: The invention relates to neutralising antibodies
which are specific for human cytomegalovirus
(hCMV), specifically the antibodies of the invention
are specific for a combination of the hCMV proteins
UL128, UL130 and UL131A. Antibodies of the
invention neutralise infection with high potency. The
invention also relates to immortalised B cells that
produce such antibodies, to the epitope that the
21: 2011/00893 22: 2006/12/28 43: 2013/01/09
51: A01N; A61K; A61P
71: PHARMACYCLICS, INC.
72: HONIGBERG, LEE, VERNER, ERIK, PAN,
ZHENGYING
33: US 31: 60/826,720 32: 2006/09/22
33: US 31: 60/828,590 32: 2006/10/06
54: INHIBITORS OF BRUTON'S TYROSINE
KINASE
00: Disclosed herein are compounds that form covalent
bonds with Bruton's tyrosine kinase (Btk). Also
described are irreversible inhibitors of Btk. Methods
for the preparation of the compounds are disclosed.
Also disclosed are pharmaceutical compositions that
include the compounds. Methods of using the Btk
inhibitors are disclosed, alone or in combination with
other therapeutic agents, for the treatment of
autoimmune diseases or conditions, heteroimmune
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diseases or conditions, cancer, including lymphoma,
and inflammatory diseases or conditions.
21: 2011/01067 22: 10/02/2011 43: 15/02/2013
51: C07K
71: AMGEN RESEARCH (MUNICH) GMBH
72: PETER KUFER, TOBIAS RAUM, ROMAN
KISCHEL, RALF LUTTERBUSE, PATRICK
HOFFMAN, DORIS RAU, MATTHIAS KLINGER,
SUSANNE MANGOLD, EVELYNE HAUSMANN,
PETRA FLUHR, CAROLA STEIGER
33: US 31: 61/101.857 32: 2008/10/01
54: CROSS-SPECIES-SPECIFIC PSMAXCD3
BISPECIFIC SINGLE CHAIN ANTIBODY
00: 57: The present invention relates to a bispecific
single chain antibody molecule comprising a first
binding domain capable of binding to an epitope of
human and non-chimpanzee primate CD3 epsilon
chain, wherein the epitope is part of an amino acid
sequence comprised in the group consisting of SEQ
ID NOs. 2, 4, 6, and 8, and a second binding domain
capable of binding to prostate-specific membrane
antigen (PSMA). The invention also provides nucleic
acids encoding said bispecific single chain antibody
molecule as well as vectors and host cells and a
process for its production. The invention further
relates to pharmaceutical compositions comprising
said bispecific single chain antibody molecule and
medical use of said bispecific single chain antibody
molecule.
21: 2011/01934 22: 2011/03/14 43: 2013/01/02
51: A61K
71: Nestec S.A.
72: PAN, Yuanlong
33: US 31: 61/189,036 32: 2008/08/15
54: METHODS FOR ENHANCING ENERGY
METABOLISM
00: The invention provides methods for one or more of
enhancing energy metabolism, promoting healthy
energy metabolism, maintaining healthy energy
metabolism, preventing conditions that result in a
decline or deficiency in energy metabolism, treating
conditions that result in a decline or deficiency in
energy metabolism, and preventing the
accumulation of excess body fat in animals without
reducing energy intake by the animals. The methods
comprise administering isoflavones to the animals,
preferably in amounts of from about 0.001 to about
10 g/kg/day.
21: 2011/02300 22: 2011/03/29 43: 2013/01/02
51: B60C, B60D, F16C
71: DU TOIT, Jakobus
72: DU TOIT, Jakobus
33: ZA 31: 2010/02243 32: 2010/03/30
54: TRACK DRIVEN EQUIPMENT
00: This invention relates to track driven equipment and
discloses an accessory for facilitating movement of
such equipment, wherein such equipment is
provided with a track forming a continuous loop
around wheels mounted to a chassis of said
equipment, the accessory comprising a rolling
assembly operatively mounted to the track driven
equipment and being displaceable between a
movable position in which the rolling assembly is in
rolling contract with the ground, and a stationary
position in which the track is in contact with the
ground and the rolling assembly raised relative to
the ground. The invention further extends to track
driven equipment having such accessory and a
method for facilitating movement of track driven
equipment.
21: 2011/02357 22: 2011/03/30 43: 2013/01/21
51: A01N
71: MOGIVET FARMACÊUTICA LTDA
72: GASPAR, MARCOS JOSE
33: BR 31: PI_1000887-0 32: 2010/03/31
54: PARASITICIDAL FORMULATION
00: This abstract refers to a patent for a parasiticidal
formulation belonging to the field of veterinary
medicines, effective against myiasis, flystrike,
arising&nbsp; from infestation by larvae of dipterous
insects, such as theCohliomyia sppfly, the New
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World screwworm fly, in herds of cattle, horses pigs,
goats and other herds; the said formulation
comprised by the association of Pyrethroids such as
Cyhalothrin or Lambda Cyhalothrin for residual
action against larvae and Carbamates such as
Propoxur for immediate action against larvae.
21: 2011/02628 22: 2009/10/07 43: 2013/01/08
51: A23J; A23L
71: UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA
72: TAYLOR, JANET, TAYLOR, JOHN REGINALD
NUTTALL
33: ZA 31: 2008/08528 32: 2008/10/07
54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING PROTEIN
MICROPARTICLES
00: The present invention relates to a process for
producing protein microparticles in dilute organic
acid solutions and in the abesence of an alcohol
such as ethanol. The microparticles are formed by
dissolving a cereal prolamin protein in a
concentrated organic acid solution with agitation and
then diluting the solution with an aqueous solution.
Protein microparticles having vacuoles are thus
formed. The protein microparticles may be used to
form powders, films, coatings, matrices, scaffolds
and the like. Complete films can be formed from the
protein microparticles of the invention.
21: 2011/03528 22: 2009/12/07 43: 2013/01/02
51: C08K; C08J; C09D
71: NANTO S.R.L.
72: KENIG, SHMUEL
33: IT 31: TV2008A000160 32: 2008/12/05
54: ANTI -CORROSIVE PAINTINGS AND
COATINGS CONTAINING NANOPARTICLES
00: The present invention refers to a formulation for
anticorrosion paints and coatings, based on epoxy,
polyurethane, acrylic, alkylic, polyester resins and
mixtures thereof, dissolved in organic or inorganic
solvent and comprising a multitude of mostly bidimensionally developed nanoparticles, with a few
hundred and about one nanometer, respectively, as
to lateral dimensions and thickness, wherein the
viscosity of the formulation is lower than 55000 mPas.
21: 2011/03712 22: 2009/10/22 43: 2013/01/14
51: C07K
71: STEBA BIOTECH S.A.
72: YECHEZKEL, TAMAR, SALITRA, YOSEPH,
EREN, DORON, KOUDINOVA, NATALIA
33: US 31: 61/107,952 32: 2008/10/23
54: RGD-CONTAINING PEPTIDOMIMETICS AND
USES THEREOF
00: The invention provides RGD-containing cyclic
peptidomimetics; conjugates of said peptidomimetics
and a moiety of a payload selected from fluorescent
probes, photosensitizers, chelating agents, or
cytotoxic agents; and pharmaceutical compositions
comprising these conjugates. The conjugates of the
invention are useful both for diagnostic purposes
and treatment of various diseases, disorders and
conditions. More specifically, conjugates comprising
fluorescent probes can be used for diagnostic
purposes, e.g., visualization of organs and tissues,
and diagnosis of tumors; conjugates comprising
photosensitizers can be used for photodynamic
therapy of both tumors and nonneoplastic tissues;
conjugates comprising chelating agents can be used
in radio imaging or radiotherapy; and conjugates
comprising cytotoxic agents can be used for in
targeted chemotherapy.
21: 2011/04343 22: 2011/06/10 43: 2013/01/10
51: G01B, G01N
71: INSIAVA (PTY) LIMITED
72: SNYMAN, Lukas Willem, DU PLESSIS, Monuko
33: ZA 31: 2009/00632 32: 2009/01/27
54: MICROCHIP-BASED MOEMS AND
WAVEGUIDE DEVICE
00: An electro-optical device 10 comprises a body 12 of
a semiconductor material, such as silicon. A light
source 14 is formed integrally in the body. The
device comprises an associated light detector 16
and an optical path providing part 19 having a
refractive index and extending between the light
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source 14 and the detector 16, to provide an optical
path 18 having a path length. A sensor 20
cooperates with the optical path providing part 19
and is configured to modulate light emitted by the
light source 14, by changing at least one of light
absorption characteristics in the optical path by
exposing a medium in the optical path to the emitted
light, the path length and the refractive index.
21: 2011/04615 22: 2010/05/26 43: 2013/01/03
51: B61D
71: QIQIHAR RAILWAY ROLLING STOCK CO.,
LTD., DALIAN QICHE RAILWAY ROLLING STOCK
CO., LTD.
72: ZHANG, XIN, HAN, JUNFENG, ZHAO, YONGJI,
YU, YUEBIN, LIU, HAIPENG
33: CN 31: 201020153157.5 32: 2010/04/02
54: SIDE WALL AND BOXCAR OF RAILWAY
WAGON
00: The present invention provides a side wall of railway
wagon and a boxcar of railway wagon. The side wall
of the railway wagon comprises an upper side plate,
a lower side plate, an inner side stake and an outer
side stake, wherein the said inner side stake is
arranged at the inner side of the said upper side
plate and the said lower side plate, and the said
outer side stake is arranged at the upper part of the
said side wall of railway wagon and is arranged at
the outer side of the said upper side plate. By
applying the side wall in the form of internal stakes,
the side wall of railway wagon and the boxcar of
railway wagon of the present invention can make full
use of the width space between the outer surface of
the side plate and the outer surface of the side stake
on the basis that the external dimension of the
railway wagon is not changed, thereby effectively
improving the volume of the railway wagon and the
transporting capability of the train.
21: 2011/04616 22: 2010/06/23 43: 2013/01/22
51: B61D
71: QIQIHAR RAILWAY ROLLING STOCK CO.,
LTD., MUDANJIANG JINYUAN COUPLER AND
DRAFT GEAR MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.
72: QIN, XIAOFENG, TAO, CHUNGUO, LU, YANG,
XIAO, LIMIN, WEN, BAOLI, WEI, XUNQIAN
33: CN 31: 201010202732.0 32: 2010/06/13
54: STEEL AND COUPLER MADE FROM THE
SAME
00: The present invention provides a type of steel and a
coupler made from same, comprising the following
compositions in percentages by weight: carbon:
0.24%-0.32%; silicon: 0.20%-0.50%; manganese:
1.30%-1.70%; phosphorus: less than or equal to
0.02%; sulphur: less than or equal to 0.02%; copper:
less than or equal to 0.30%; chromium: 0.50%0.80%; nickel: 0.40%-0.70%; molybdenum: 0.25%0.45%; aluminium: 0.02%-0.08%; and the
remainders are iron and other inevitable elements.
The steel of the present invention is advantaged in
high strength and excellent toughness and therefore
the mechanical property thereof is better than the
standard of conventional grade E steel.
21: 2011/04665 22: 2010/01/15 43: 2013/01/04
51: B61D; B60P; B65D
71: XI' AN RAILWAY TRANSPORTATION
EQUIPMENT CO., LTD.
72: ZHU, YINGBO, HAN, ZHIJIAN, GUO,
XIAOFENG, ZHENG, GUOZHONG, HOU, JUN, JIN,
YAOHUI, HU, GUANGSHOU, XUE, PEIRONG, FU,
ZHENYU, FENG, YI, LIU, SHIFANG, MA, JINHUO,
BAI, XUELING
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33: CN 31: 2009200347295 32: 2009/09/25
54: VISCOUS OIL TANK CAR
00: A railway tank car for loading and transporting the
media like viscous oil comprises a tank body (1),
traction bolsters (2), a heating device (3), an end
ladder, and a guard rail (5) for a running board. The
heating device (3) is provided on the exterior of the
tank body (1), and comprises heating pipes and a
heat-insulating sleeve thereof. The heat-insulating
sleeve is provided on the exterior of the heating
pipes. The heating pipe is composed of a tubular
object with an opening and the tank body (1) welded
together, and the tank body (1) is also a component
part of the heating pipes. The heating pipe
comprises a gas inlet joint and a water outlet. The
tank car has a lighter self-weight by using the
heating device with the external heating pipes, can
meet the loading requirement of the viscous oil tank
car of 80 ton class, and also avoids the technical
defect of the heating structure of internal heating
pipes type in terms of technology.
21: 2011/04972 22: 2011/07/06 43: 2013/01/07
51: B01D
71: AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC.
72: WHITE, VINCENT, FOGASH, KEVIN BOYLE,
PETROCELLI, FRANCIS PETER
33: US 31: 12/832,096 32: 2010/07/08
54: INTEGRATION OF CATALYTIC SO2
OXIDATION AND OXYFUEL SOUR
COMPRESSION
00: Sulfur dioxide (SO2) may be removed from carbon
dioxide feed gas by contacting the carbon dioxide at
an elevated temperature and an elevated pressure
with a catalyst for oxidizing SO2, in the presence of
oxygen (O2) to convert SO2to sulfur trioxide (SO3);
contacting SO3in the resultant SO3-enriched carbon
dioxide gas with water to produce sulfuric acid and
SO2-depleted carbon dioxide gas; and separating
the sulfuric acid from the SO2-depleted carbon
dioxide gas. If present, NOxis also removed from the
carbon dioxide feed gas as nitric acid to produce
SO2-depleted, NOx-lean carbon dioxide gas. The
method has particular application in the removal of
SO2and NOxfrom flue gas produced by oxyfuel
combustion of a hydrocarbon fuel or carbonaceous
fuel, within or downstream of the CO2compression
train of CO2recovery and purification system.
21: 2011/04973 22: 2011/07/06 43: 2013/01/07
51: B01D
71: AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC.
72: WHITE, VINCENT, FOGASH, KEVIN BOYLE,
PETROCELLI, FRANCIS PETER
33: US 31: 12/832,204 32: 2010/07/08
54: SORBENT USE WITH OXYFUEL SOUR
COMPRESSION
00: Sulfur dioxide (SO2) is removed from carbon dioxide
feed gas comprising SO2as a contaminant by
maintaining the carbon dioxide feed gas at an
elevated pressure in contact with an alkaline sorbent
for a period of time sufficient to react said alkaline
sorbent with SO2. Where NOx, oxygen (O2) and
water are also present, not only is the rate of
reaction with the sorbent increased, but also
additional SO2is removed by conversion to sulfuric
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acid, and NOxis removed as nitric acid. The method
has particular application in the removal of SO2and
NOxfrom flue gas produced by oxyfuel combustion of
a hydrocarbon or carbonaceous fuel.
21: 2011/04974 22: 2011/07/06 43: 2013/01/16
51: B01D
71: AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC.
72: WHITE, VINCENT, FOGASH, KEVIN BOYLE,
PETROCELLI, FRANCIS PETER
33: US 31: 12/832,095 32: 2010/07/08
54: HANDLING OF ACIDS FROM COMPRESSED
OXYFUEL-DERIVED CO2
00: Sulfur dioxide (SO2) is removed from a corbon
dioxide feed gas by maintaining the feed gas at
elevated pressure(s) in the presence of oxygen (O 2),
water and NOxfor a period of time sufficient to
convert SO2&nbsp;to sufuric acid and NOxto nitric
acid and produce SO2-depleted, NOx-lean carbon
dioxide gas. The invention resides in separating the
sulfuric and nitric acids from said SO2-depleted,
NOx-lean carbon dioxide gas, and then neutralizing
the acids by reaction with an alkaline sorbent in an
acid/sorbent reactor system to produce sorbentderive sulfate. The method has particular application
in the removal of SO2and NOxfrom flue gas
produced by oxyfuel combustion of a carbonaceous
fuel.
21: 2011/04975 22: 2011/07/06 43: 2013/01/07
51: B01D
71: AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC.
72: GOLDEN, TIMOTHY CHRISTOPHER, WHITE,
VINCENT, WRIGHT, ANDREW DAVID
33: US 31: 12/832,156 32: 2010/07/08
54: TREATMENT OF FLUE GAS FROM AN
OXYFUEL COMBUSTION PROCESS
00: Carbon monoxide (CO) may be removed from flue
gas generated by oxyfuel combustion of a
hydrocarbon or carbonaceous fuel, by contacting the
flue gas, or a CO-containing gas derived therefrom,
at a first elevated temperature, e.g. at least
80&deg;C, and at a first elevated pressure, e.g. at
least 2 bar (0.2 Mpa), with at least one catalyst bed
comprising a CO-oxidation catalyst in the presence
of oxygen (O2) to convert CO to carbon dioxide and
produce carbon dioxide-enriched gas. The carbon
dioxide produced from the CO may be recovered
from the carbon dioxide-enrigched gas using
conventional carbon dioxide recovery techniques.
NO in the flue gas may also be oxidized to nitrogen
dioxide (NO2) and removed using NO2removal
techniques, or may be reduced in the presence of a
reducing gas to nitrogen N2) which does not have to
be removed from the gas.
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21: 2011/04976 22: 2011/07/06 43: 2013/01/07
51: B01D
71: AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC.
72: HIGGINBOTHAM, PAUL, GOLDEN, TIMOTHY
CHRISTOPHER, WHITE, VINCENT, WRIGHT,
ANDREW DAVID, FOGASH, KEVIN BOYLE,
KLOOSTERMAN, JEFFREY WILLIAM
33: US 31: 12/832,117 32: 2010/07/08
54: RECYCLE TSA REGEN GAS TO BOILER FOR
OXYFUEL OPERATIONS
00: NO2may be removed from a carbon dioxide feed gas
comprising NOxand at least one “non-condensable”
gas as contaminants by passing the feed gas at a
first elevated pressure through a first adsorption
system that selectivey adsorbs at least NO2to
produce at least substantially NO2-free carbon
dioxide gas. The adsorption system is at least
partially regenerated using a carbon dioxide-rich gas
recovered from the substantially NO2-free carbon
dioxide gas after purification. The invention has
particular application in removing NOxand water from
the flue gas generated by oxyfuel combustion.
21: 2011/04977 22: 2011/07/06 43: 2013/01/07
51: B01D
71: AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC.
72: DIAMOND, BARRY WAYNE
33: US 31: 12/832,130 32: 2010/07/08
54: REMOVAL OF ACID MISTS
00: Acid mist may be removed efficiently from a gas
stream using at least one fiber bed mist eliminator
operating at elevated pressure of typically at least 2
bar (0.2 MPa), e.g. at about 4 bar (o.4 MPa) to about
50 bar (5 MPa). The invention has particular
application in methods for processing carbon dioxide
flue gas in which SO2and/or NOxcontaminants are
converted at elevated pressure to sufuric acid
condensate and/or nitric acid condensate
respectively.
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51: C07C A61K A61P
71: BRITISH COLUMBIA CANCER AGENCY
BRANCH, THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA
72: SADAR, Marianne, D., MAWJI, Nasrin, R.,
WANG, Jun, ANDERSEN, Raymond, J., WILLIAMS,
David, E., LEBLANC, Mike
33: US 31: 61/129,537 32: 2008/07/02
54: DIGLYCIDIC ETHER DERIVATIVE
THERAPEUTICS AND METHODS FOR THEIR
USE
00: This invention provides compound having a structure
of Formula I or Formula II. Uses of such compounds
for treatment of various indications, including
prostate cancer as well as methods of treatment
involving such compounds are also provided.
21: 2011/05013 22: 2010/02/01 43: 2013/01/08
51: C12Q
71: TOUCHLIGHT GENETICS LIMITED
72: HILL, VANESSA
33: GB 31: 0901593.4 32: 2009/01/30
54: PRODUCTION OF CLOSED LINEAR DNA
00: Anin vitroprocess for the production of closed linear
deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) comprises (a)
contacting a DNA template comprising at least one
protelomerase target sequence with at least one
DNA polymerase in the presence of one or more
primers under conditions promoting amplification of
said template; and (b) contacting amplified DNA
produced in (a) with at least one protelomerase
under conditions promoting production of closed
linear DNA. A kit provides components necessary in
the process.
21: 2011/0507 22: 2011/01/20 43: 2013/01/21
21: 2011/05321 22: 2011/07/19 43: 2013/01/21
51: F16B
71: Protechna S.A.
72: SCHÜTZ, Udo
33: DE 31: 102010039254.5 32: 2010/08/12
54: FASTENING DEVICE FOR FASTENING A
TUBE TO A BEARING STRUCTURE AND
TRANSPORT AND STORAGE CONTAINER WITH
SUCH A FASTENING DEVICE
00: The present invention relates to a fastening device
for fastening a tube to a bearing structure,
particularly a horizontal mesh frame tube of a mesh
cage attaché to a transport pallet that is used to hold
a liquid container, wherein in order to form the
fastening device the tube has a fastening section
with a zone (25) that has been flattened by
compression, the zone being provided with a
fastening hole (26) to accommodate a fastening bolt
connecting the fastening section to the bearing
structure, wherein the fastening hole has a perimeter
(27) shape such that the hole perimeter defines a
force application plane between a bolt head and the
fastening section that is inclined at an angle a
relative to a fastening plane in which the fastening
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section is connected to the bearing structure,
wherein the hole perimeter has a hole embrasure
that is formed by an annular collar (29) extending in
the direction of a fastening axis (21), and which
defines a bearing surface (38) for the bolt head
disposed in the force application plane.
21: 2011/05604 22: 2008/11/13 43: 2013/01/17
51: A61K
71: BAYER B.V.
72: PAULSEN, NEIL E, JOHNSON, ROLAND,
COFFEE, MICHAEL
33: US 31: 11/940,106 32: 2007/11/14
54: PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING
CHEWABLE DOSAGE FORMS FOR DRUG
DELIVERY AND PRODUCTS THEREOF
00: A palatable, edible soft chewable medication vehicle
for delivery of a pharmaceutically acceptable active
ingredient, such as a drug, to an animal or human
subject. The edible soft chews contain only food
grade or better inactive ingredients, and preferably
do not contain ingredients of animal origin.
Processes for manufacturing the edible soft chews
do not require the use of heat or the addition of
water during mixing of active and inactive
ingredients, provide stable concentrations of the
active ingredient, and produce chews of consistent
weight and texture.
54: INTERLINE REVENUE SHARE OPTIMIZATION
METHOD
00: A carrier's interline revenue share optimization
method in which the carrier is involved in several
interline multi-segment journeys with other partner
carriers. Each of the involved carriers operate at
least one segment of the interline multi-segment
journeys and each of these journeys is associated
with a fare. The interline revenue share optimization
method utilizes a computer system and comprises
the steps of a) receiving and storing in data
structured storing means of the computer system
memory, input data that comprises a fixed set of
tickets including the journey and the associated fare,
a fixed set of prorate factors, a fixed set of partner
carriers' interline rules, a set of carrier's interline
rules, an interline revenue share determining
algorithm and an optim ization algorithm, b) defining
the variables to optimize, c) splitting the fares of the
tickets between the carrier and the partner carriers
and calculating an objective function as the carrier's
interline revenue share, d) optimizing the objective
function and obtaining the optimized set of carrier's
interline variables by utilizing a processor of the
computer system and e) providing via an output
device of the computer system the optimized set of
carrier's interline variables.
21: 2011/05840 22: 2011/08/10 43: 2013/01/11
51: G06Q
71: Amadeus s.a.s.
72: ARNAUD, Romain, CLAVERIE, Béatrice,
RAUFASTE, Nathalie
33: EP 31: 09305173.8 32: 2009/02/25
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to the use of the peptides and peptide derivatives in
medicine, as an antibiotic, in a disinfectant or
cleaning agent, as a preservative or in a packaging
material, in pharmaceutical research, or in a
screening method.
21: 2011/05852 22: 2011/08/10 43: 2013/01/14
51: A61K, C07K
71: AMP-Therapeutics GmbH & Co. KG
72: HOFFMANN, Ralf, KNAPPE, Daniel, HANSEN,
Anna Klara Brigitte
33: DE 31: 102009007381.7 32: 2009/01/29
54: ANTIBIOTIC PEPTIDES
00: The invention relates to a peptide or peptide
derivative having the general formula: Sub1-X1-D2K3-P4- P5-Y6-L7-P8-R9- P10-X2- P12-P13-R14-X3I16-P17 /Y17-N18-N19-X4- Sub2, wherein X1 is a
non-polar, hydrophobic group or a positively charged
group, D2 is asparagine or glutamine, K3, X2, and
X4 are positively charged groups, X3 is a positively
charged group, proline, or a proline derivative; L7
and I16 are non-polar, hydrophobic groups, Y6 and
Y17 are tyrosine, R9 and R14 are arginine, N18 and
N19 are asparagine or glutamine, P4, P5, P8, P10,
P12, P13, and P17 are proline, hydroxyproline, or
derivatives thereof, wherein possibly one or two of
the groups selected from D2, P4, P5, P8, P10, P12
P13, P17, and Y17 are replaced by an arbitrary
group and/or P13 and R14 are exchanged, Sub1 is
the free or modified N-terminus, and Sub2 is the free
or modified C-terminus. The invention further relates
21: 2011/06279 22: 26/08/2011 43: 21/01/2013
51: E05G
71: WEB TRACK (PTY) LTD
72: MACCLOED DONALD CRAIG and ROBBIE
JOHN GEORGE
33: ZA 31: 2010/02150 32: 2010/05/26
54: A DYE DISPENSER
00: 57: The invention provides a dye dispenser
comprising a manifold having an elongated inlet
chamber for fluid with a plurality of outlets provided
through hollow needles mounted on plungers,
movable under pressure in passages to extend the
needles from the manifold. At least some of the
passages are preferably inclined towards each
other. In one embodiment, the manifold is provided
as an elongate body with a longitudinally arranged
inlet chamber from which the passages extend to the
exterior of the body. A faceplate with apertures for
the needles is securable to the body and the needles
are, on assembly, located with their ends guided by
the apertures of the faceplate.
21: 2011/06280 22: 26/08/2011 43: 17/01/2013
51: E05G
71: VISSER JAN WILLEM
72: WILSON TREVOR COLLIS, VISSER JAN
WILLEM, MACCLEOD DONALD CRAIG
33: ZA 31: 2010/02151 32: 2010/05/26
54: INTRUSION DETECTING SHEET
00: 57: The invention provides a device to protect
against unauthorized access to a container. The
device is in the form of a foldable sheet, container
liner. Penetration the sheet activates an alarm
system. The sheet comprises laminations of sheets
of electrically conductive material to each side of a
middle layer of insulating material and means for
connecting the conductive sheets separately into an
electrical circuit. The sheet is configured to ensure
that in the event of perforation, the perforated edges
of one conducting sheet will extend through the
separating insulating layer to make electrical contact
with the other conducting sheet. The laminated
sheets are cut to a shape that enables the sheet to
be foldable into a predetermined shape to line a
container.
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21: 2011/06422 22: 2011/09/01 43: 2013/01/07
51: A61B
71: Spinal Simplicity LLC
72: HESS, Harold
33: US 31: 61/207,339 32: 2009/02/11
54: INTERSPINOUS PROCESS IMPLANTS
HAVING DEPLOYABLE ENGAGEMENT ARMS
00: Spinal implants include an elongated body portion
dimensioned and configured for percutaneous
introduction into a target interspinous process space,
at which interspinous distraction and/or spinal fusion
are desired. The body portion can include a
threaded outer surface, or alternatively a smooth
surface. The body portion can include one or more
interior cavities, and can include deployable
engagement members adapted and configured to
move in tandem between a stowed position retracted
within the interior cavity of the body portion and a
deployed position extended from the interior cavity of
the body for engaging adjacent spinous processes.
An internal drive assembly for selectively moving the
engagement members from the stowed position to
the deployed position can be provided, as can a
elements for locking the engagement members in a
deployed position.
21: 2011/06463 22: 05/09/2011 43: 09/01/2013
51: A41D, A47C
71: CL-7 LTD
72: WOOD JOHN
33: GB 31: 0901923.3 32: 2009/02/05
54: A CUSHIONING PAD
00: 57: The present invention relates to a knee pad and
a knee pad assembly. A pad for cushioning the knee
when kneeling on a surface comprises structure
defining longitudinal first passageways with their
longitudinal axes arranged to be positioned, in use,
so that they intersect with the surface being knelt on.
21: 2011/06482 22: 2011/09/05 43: 2013/01/08
51: G02B
71: Sun Chemical Corporation
72: HEIKENFELD, Jason C., SCHWARTZ, Russell,
CLAPP, Lisa, MILARCIK, April, VILNER, Stanislav
G.
33: US 31: 61/160,113 32: 2009/03/13
54: COLORED FLUIDS FOR ELECTROWETTING,
ELECTROFLUIDIC, AND ELECTROPHORETIC
TECHNOLOGIES
00: Colored fluids for electrowetting, electro fluidic, or
electrophoretic devices, and the devices themselves,
are disclosed. The colored fluid can include a non¬
aqueous polar solvent having (a) a dynamic viscosity
of 0.1 cP to 50 cP at 250C, (b) a surface tension of
25 dynes/cm to 55 dynes/cm at 250C, and (c) an
electrowetting relative response of 40% to 80%.
Such colored fluids further include a colorant
selected from a pigment and/or a dye. In another
embodiment, the colored fluid can include a nonpolar solvent and an organic colorant selected from
a pigment and/or a dye. Such colored fluids can be
black in color and have a conductivity from 0 pS/cm
to 5 pS/cm and a dielectric constant less than 3. The
use of the colored fluids offers improvements in
reliability, higher levels of chroma in the dispersed
state, and the ability to achieve higher contrast ratios
in display technologies.
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processes for their production and their use as
pharmaceuticals.
21: 2011/06547 22: 2010/04/30 43: 2013/01/21
51: B01J; B01D
71: MILLENNIUM INORGANIC CHEMICALS, INC.
72: AUGUSTINE, STEVEN M
33: US 31: 12/468,461 32: 2009/05/19
54: CATALYST PROMOTERS IN VANADIUMFREE MOBILE CATALYST
00: Low temperature activity of a vanadium-free
selective catalytic reduction catalyst is provided by a
mixed metal oxide support containing oxides of
titanium and zirconium, the support having a
promoter deposited on the surface of the mixed
metal oxide support, and further having an active
catalyst component deposited over the promoter on
the mixed metal oxide support surface. Suitable
promoters include oxides of silicon, boron,
aluminum, cerium, iron, chromium, cobalt, nickel,
copper, tin, silver, niobium, lanthanum, titanium, and
combinations thereof. Suitable active catalyst
components include oxides of manganese, iron and
cerium.
21: 2011/06663 22: 2011/09/12 43: 2013/01/16
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Bayer Schering Pharma Aktiengesellschaft
72: VENNEMANN, Matthias, BÄR, Thomas, MAIER,
Thomas, HÖLDER, Swen, BENEKE, Gerrit,
DEHMEL, Florian, ZÜLCH, Armin, STRUB, Andreas,
BECKERS, Thomas, INCE, Stuart, REHWINKEL,
Hartmut, LIU, Ningshu, BÖMER, Ulf
33: EP 31: 09075072.0 32: 2009/02/13
54: FUSED PYRIMIDINES
00: Compounds of formula (I), or an N-oxide, a salt, a
tautomer or a stereoisomer of said compound, or a
salt of said N-oxide, tautomer or stereoisomer,
wherein ring B and the pyrimidine to which it is
fused, R4, R5, R6, R7, m and n have the meanings
as given in the description and the claims, which are
effective inhibitors of the Pi3K/Akt pathway,
21: 2011/06693 22: 2010/03/26 43: 2013/01/02
51: G06F
71: POLYIC GMBH & CO. KG
72: FIX, WALTER, KNOBLOCH, ALEXANDER,
ULLMAN, ANDREAS, WÖRLE, JASMIN
33: DE 31: 10 2009 014 757.8 32: 2009/03/27
54: ELECTRICAL FUNCTIONAL LAYER,
PRODUCTION METHOD AND USE THEREOF
00: The invention relates to a transparent electrically
conductive functional layer, especially a layered
body. The invention enables, for the first time, the
production of thin conductive functional layers for
use in resistive touch screens, for example during
the touching process. For example, the functional
layer is effective with a 5 % covering of conductive
segments and sufficient conductivity up to 95 %
transparency to the human eye.
21: 2011/06701 22: 2010/04/19 43: 2013/01/02
51: A61K; A61P
71: POLICHEM S.A.
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72: MAILLAND, FEDERICO
33: EP 31: 09158221.3 32: 2009/04/20
54: USE OF NIFURATEL TO TREAT INFECTIONS
CAUSED BY ATOPOBIUM SPECIES
00: The present invention is directed to the use of
nifuratel, or a physiologically acceptable salt thereof,
to treat infections caused by Atopobium species.
The invention is further directed to the use of
nifuratel to treat bacteriuria, urinary tract infections,
infections of external genitalia in both sexes, as well
as bacterial vaginosis, or mixed vaginal infections in
women, when one or more species of the genus
Atopobium are among the causative pathogens of
those infections.
21: 2011/06788 22: 2010/03/08 43: 2013/01/23
51: C02F
71: BACARAC TRADING 114 (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED
72: VAN DER WALT, HENDRIK WILLEM
33: ZA 31: 2009/01619 32: 2009/03/06
54: MINE WATER TREATMENT
00: This invention relates to a method of treating
aqueous mine tailings and other aqueous mine
residues such as mine water, especially acidic mine
water (AMD) from underground workings as well as
aqueous residues from reclaimed mining materials,
the method including the step of treating the
aqueous mine tailings or residue with a biocide/s to
kill chemolithotropic bacteria such as Thiobacillic
feroxidans and Desulf ovibrio vulgaris. The biocide
may be chlorine dioxide, sulphur dioxide, potassium
permanganate, tributyl tin oxide (TBTO), cooling
tower biocides, hypobromous acid, ozone, and/or
ultra violet light. The preferred biocide is a halide, in
particular bromine. In accordance with a preferred
embodiment of the invention, biocide/s may be
applied in a Step A) to the slurry prior to the gold
recovery process; in a Step B) to the slurry after the
gold recovery process; and optionally in a Step C) to
the dump where the slurry has been disposed in
water (preferably treated AMD) sprayed on the dump
for dust suppression. The composition may be
stabilized and comprise an anti-scale agent. Before
adding the biocide, the water may undergo
neutralization.
21: 2011/0688 22: 2011/01/27 43: 2013/01/08
51: F24J F28F
71: AQUA FILTER (PTY) LTD
72: HAHN, Hans, Helmut, JORNA, Jan
33: ZA 31: 2010/0701 32: 2010/01/29
54: SOLAR HEAT COLLECTING DEVICE
00: A solar heat collecting device of the flat panel type, a
process for its manufacture and parts thereof, made
of extruded profiles in particular of aluminium or
aluminium alloys. The device comprises a casing
accomodating a heat collector assembly comprising
a plurality of elongate extruded heat collector bodies,
side by side, each having a tube co-axial with its axis
of extrusion, flanked on each of its opposite sides
integrally by an extruded web and further comprising
a manifold at each end to which the respective tube
ends are sealingly and communicatingly brazed. The
edges of the adjoining webs of adjoining elongate
bodies overlap slightly but are movable free of
mechanical constraint or mutual attachment in
relation to one another. Together the elongate
bodies present the incoming solar radiation with a
substantially plane uninterrupted area for absorption.
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21: 2011/06955 22: 2011/09/22 43: 2013/01/04
51: A61K
71: Glaxo Group Limited
72: AXE, Alison, BRADSHAW, David, LIPPERT,
Frank, MIDDLETON, Andrew, NEWBY, Craig
Sinclair, BURNETT, Gary Robert
33: GB 31: 0905863.7 32: 2009/04/03
54: ANTIBACTERIAL COMPOSITION
COMPRISING 4 -ISOPROPYL-3-METHYLPHENO
AND ZINC IONS
00: A composition such as an oral care composition
comprising an antibacterial system comprising 4isopropyl-3 -methyl phenol (IPMP), a source of zinc
ions and an anionic surface active agent is
described.
21: 2011/06957 22: 2011/09/22 43: 2013/01/03
51: G07F
71: CareFusion 303, Inc.
72: HEFFRON, David
33: US 31: 12/416,820 32: 2009/04/01
54: VERTICAL MEDICATION STORAGE SYSTEM
00: Storage systems for inventory control arc disclosed.
The storage systems Includes a vertical storage
structure having a plurality of vertically-stacked
pockets. Each vertically-stacked pocket can be
configured to be separately openable for providing
user access to contents of the vertically-stacked
pocket. The vertical storage structure can be a
vertical sliding-tvpe door, a hinged-type door, or a
wall-mounted cabinet.
21: 2011/07020 22: 2011/09/26 43: 2013/01/04
51: A63B
71: THULIN, Mats
72: KJELLBERG, Otto
33: SE 31: 0900300-5 32: 2009/03/09
54: EXERCISE APPARATUS AND A WEIGHT
SELECTION SYSTEM
00: The present invention relates to an exercise
apparatus (2) comprising a weight stack (6) for
opposing a given exercise motion through a cable
(8) and pulley (10) system. The weight stack (6)
comprises a set of weights (14) vertically stacked on
each other. The weights have a central aperture (18)
formed therein through which a lifting stem (16) is
downwardly insertable. Each weight is provided with
weight selector means (4), which are pivotally
engagable with said lifting stem (14) for connecting
and locking a selectable number of weights to the
central lifting stem (14).
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A stretchable laminate, a process of making a
stretchable laminate and a disposable absorbent
article that includes a stretchable laminate are
disclosed. The stretchable laminate includes a
nonwoven web and a web of elastomeric material.
The nonwoven web includes two layers of spunbond
fibers and one layer of meltblown fibers. Some of the
meltblown fibers are present in the interstices
formed by the spunbond fibers of one of the layers.
21: 2011/07022 22: 2011/09/26 43: 2013/01/08
51: A61K, A61P, C07K
71: Glaxo Group Limited
72: HERRING, Christopher, HOLT, Lucy J.,
JESPERS, Laurent S., MAYER, Sebastian,
PUPECKA, Malgorzata
33: US 31: 61/163,917 32: 2009/03/27
54: DRUG FUSIONS AND CONJUGATES
00: The present invention relates to drug fusions that
have improved serum half lives. These fusions and
conjugates comprise polypeptides, immunoglobulin
(antibody) single variable domains and GLP and/or
exendin molecules. The invention further relates to
uses, formulations, compositions and devices
comprising such drug fusions and conjugates.
21: 2011/07050 22: 2011/09/27 43: 2013/01/04
51: A61F, B32B, D04H
71: The Procter & Gamble Company
72: TURNER, Robert Haines, ZGODA, Donald,
DANIELS, Walter Douglas, BADER, Jim Thomas,
GALVIS, Erika Fabiola
33: US 31: 61/167,626 32: 2009/04/08
54: STRETCHABLE LAMINATES OF NONWOVEN
WEB(S) AND ELASTIC FILM
00: -
21: 2011/07056 22: 2011/09/27 43: 2013/01/04
51: A61F, B32B, D04H
71: The Procter & Gamble Company
72: TURNER, Robert Haines, ZGODA, Donald,
DANIELS, Walter Douglas, BADER, Jim Thomas,
GALVIS, Erika Fabiola
33: US 31: 61/167,628 32: 2009/04/08
54: STRETCHABLE LAMINATES OF NONWOVEN
WEB(S) AND ELASTIC FILM
00: A stretchable laminate, a process of making a
stretchable laminate and a disposable absorbent
article that includes a stretchable laminate are
disclosed. The stretchable laminate includes a
nonwoven web and a web of elastomeric material.
The nonwoven web includes two layers of spunbond
multi-component fibers and one layer of meltblown
fibers. The multi-component fibers include a first
polymer and a second polymer having different melt
temperatures. Thermo-bonds are formed at least
partially through the nonwoven web. Some of the
thermo-bonds can be elongated in the crossmachine direction of the nonwoven web.
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21: 2011/07057 22: 2011/09/27 43: 2013/01/04
51: A61F, B32B, D04H
71: The Procter & Gamble Company
72: TURNER, Robert Haines, ZGODA, Donald,
DANIELS, Walter Douglas, BADER, Jim Thomas,
GALVIS, Erika Fabiola
33: US 31: 61/167,633 32: 2009/04/08
54: STRETCHABLE LAMINATES OF NONWOVEN
WEB(S) AND ELASTIC FILM
00: A stretchable laminate, a process of making a
stretchable laminate and a disposable absorbent
article that includes a stretchable laminate are
disclosed. The stretchable laminate includes a
nonwoven web and a web of elastomeric material.
The nonwoven web includes three layers of
spunbond fibers and two layers of meltblown fibers.
The side of the nonwoven web that includes two
layers of spunbond fibers is attached to the
elastomeric material.
21: 2011/07058 22: 2011/09/27 43: 2013/01/04
51: A61F, B32B, D04H
71: The Procter & Gamble Company
72: TURNER, Robert Haines, ZGODA, Donald,
DANIELS, Walter Douglas, BADER, Jim Thomas,
GALVIS, Erika Fabiola
33: US 31: 61/167,638 32: 2009/04/08
54: STRETCHABLE LAMINATES OF NONWOVEN
WEB(S) AND ELASTIC FILM
00: A stretchable laminate, a process of making a
stretchable laminate and a disposable absorbent
article that includes a stretchable laminate are
disclosed. The stretchable laminate includes a
nonwoven web and a web of elastomeric material.
The nonwoven web includes two layers of spunbond
fibers and one layer of meltblown fibers. Some of the
meltblown fibers are present in the interstices
formed by the spunbond fibers of one of the layers.
As a result of activation of the stretchable laminate,
the nonwoven web has a Residual Maximum Peak
Force of at least 0.3 N/cm.
21: 2011/07095 22: 2011/09/28 43: 2013/01/04
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Bristol-Myers Squibb Company
72: BELEMA, Makonen, KADOW, John F.
33: US 31: 61/167,989 32: 2009/04/09
54: HEPATITIS C VIRUS INHIBITORS
00: The present disclosure relates to compounds,
compositions and methods for the treatment of
hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection. Also disclosed are
pharmaceutical compositions containing such
compounds and methods for using these
compounds in the treatment of HCV infection.
21: 2011/07144 22: 2011/09/29 43: 2013/01/04
51: B23K
71: VAIA, Davide
72: VAIA, Davide
54: WELDING HEAD FOR RAIL WELDING
00: This invention concerns a welding head for welding
the extremities of two sections of rail and comprises
two half -heads (10) aligned and sliding with regard
to one another in a longitudinal direction. Each half head comprises grip means (12, 13) to grasp a
respective section of rail and two electrodes (16)
suitable for contact with respective sections of rail in
order to carry out a flash butt weld. The head also
comprises traction actuator means (20) which
extend in a longitudinal direction and are connected
to the two half- heads (10) to shift the two halfheadsin a longitudinal direction one towards the
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other, said traction actuator means (20) having a
stroke suitable for allowing, during a cycle of welding
two sections of rail, simultaneous regulation of rail
tensions.
21: 2011/07256 22: 2011/10/04 43: 2013/01/07
51: C07K
71: Eli Lilly and Company
72: CHEDID, Marcio, DARLING, Ryan James,
GALVIN, Rachelle Jeanette, SWANSON, Barbara
Anne
33: US 31: 61/168,411 32: 2009/04/10
54: DKK-1 ANTIBODIES
00: The invention provides human engineered
antibodies, antigen-binding fragments thereof, that
bind to, and inhibit the activity of, human DKK-1, and
which are effective in treating diseases in which
pathogenesis is mediated by DKK-1.
21: 2011/07273 22: 05/10/2011 43: 07/01/2013
51: G01R, G06F, G08C
71: FREESTYLE TECHNOLOGY PTY LTD
72: DONAGHEY ANDREW PAUL and LE BLANCE
DAVID VICTOR OCTAVE
33: AU 31: 2009901397 32: 2009/03/31
54: A COMMUNICATION PROCESS AND SYSTEM
ASSOCIATED WITH MONITORING AND
CONTROLLING RESOURCE CONSUMPTION
00: 57: A method executed by a concentrator connected
between a plurality of remote units and a
management server, the method including: (i)
receiving and storing properties data associated with
a remote unit including a microengine and a meter
for measuring usage of a resource at a customer's
premises, the properties data representing a profile
of the remote unit; (ii) receiving message data
representing a request associated with the remote
unit from the management server; (iii) generating
response data representing a response to the
request based on the message data and the stored
properties data; and (iv) sending the response data
to one of the remote unit and the management
server, as determined by the request based on the
message data.
21: 2011/07275 22: 05/10/2011 43: 07/01/2013
51: A01N, A61K, C07C, A61P, A61Q, A01P
71: PIERRE FABRE DERMO COSMETIQUE
72: POIGNY STEPHANE
33: FR 31: 0952289 32: 2009/04/08
54: SULPHURATED DERIVATIVES OF
RESORCINOL, PREPARATION OF SAME AND
COSMETIC USES THEREOF
00: 57: The present invention relates to a compound of
the general formula (I) where: X = S, SO or SO2; and
one of the radicals R1 and R2 is a hydrogen atom
and the other is a radical: a C1 to C18 linear or
branched alkyl, optionally substituted by one or more
halogen atom(s); a C2 to C18 linear or branched
alkenyl, optionally substituted by one or more
halogen atom(s); an aralkyl, optionally substituted by
one or more C1 to C6 alkoxy group(s); or a COR3 or
CONHR3, but not simultaneously, where R3 is a
radical: a C1 to C18 linear or branched alkyl,
optionally substituted by one or more halogen
atom(s); a C2 to C18 linear or branched alkenyl,
optionally substituted by one or more halogen
atom(s); an aralkyl, optionally substituted by one or
more C1 to C6 alkoxy group(s); an aralkenyl,
optionally substituted by one or more C1 to C6 alkoxy
groups and/or one or more OH group(s); or an aryl
radical, optionally substituted by one or more C1 to
C6 alkoxy group(s).
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impact-protection canopy comprises a shelf (116)
mounted on a support assembly (118) which is in
turn mountable on the plant vehicle, the shelf being
mounted on the support assembly such that the
shelf is movable to and from an extended working
position over the operator work area and a retracted
stowed position clear of the operator work area. In
this way, the shelf can be positioned above the
operator work area to provide protection to the
operator from items falling from above.
21: 2011/07352 22: 07/10/2011 43: 07/01/2013
51: B63B
71: SXT FRACNE S.A.
72: LORANG MATTHIEU
33: FR 31: 0952408 32: 2011/04/10
54: INDEPENDENT MODULE FOR PRODUCING
POWER FOR A SHIP, AND ASSOCIATED SHIP
ASSEMBLY
00: 57: The invention relates to a module for producing
electric power for a main ship (1), capable of
supplying the power required to propel said main
ship (1), the module being produced in the form of a
secondary ship (2) separate from the main ship (1)
and including a power plant (3), the secondary ship
(2) being provided with an electrical connection
means (7) for establishing an electrical connection
between the power plant (3) and the main ship (1)
and a means (6a, 6b) for interlocking with the main
ship (1) in order to secure the former from moving
from the main ship (1), characterised in that the
electrical connection means (7) is suitable for
supplying electric power to the propulsion means (4)
of the main ship (1).
21: 2011/07353 22: 07/10/2011 43: 07/01/2013
51: B66F
71: BOURKE JOHN
72: BOURKE JOHN
33: IE 31: S2009/0185 32: 2009/03/09
54: AN IMPACT-PROTECTION CANOPY
00: 57: The present invention relates to an impactprotection canopy (106) for use with an operator
work (100) area of a plant vehicle wherein the
21: 2011/07368 22: 2010/04/22 43: 2013/01/07
51: G08G
71: INRIX, INC.
72: HUANG, TE-MING, YAKICH, VALERIE
RAYBOLD, HERSCH, JESSE, STOPPLER,
WAYNE, BARKER, ALEC, CAHN, ROBERT C,
SCOFIELD, CHRISTOPHER LAURENCE
33: US 31: 61/171,574 32: 2009/04/22
54: PREDICTING EXPECTED ROAD TRAFFIC
CONDITIONS BASED ON HISTORICAL AND
CURRENT DATA
00: Techniques are described for determining and using
information regarding expected road traffic flow
conditions information for vehicles traveling on
roads. The expected road traffic flow conditions for a
particular portion of a road may be generated by
combining historical representative information about
road traffic flow conditions for that road portion with
current information about actual traffic flow on or
near that road portion. The combination may, for
example, provide benefits for estimating expected
traffic flow conditions information for roads with
structural flow obstructions that cause reduced traffic
flow at certain road locations and times - for
example, the expected traffic flow conditions
information may be based at least in part on fitting or
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otherwise adapting partial actual traffic flow
information about a vehicle's actual travel path to a
historical travel profile for a road that includes
representative traffic flow information for various
combinations of road locations and time periods.
21: 2011/07378 22: 2011/10/07 43: 2013/01/07
51: C07C, C07D
71: Glaxo Group Limited
72: EDNEY, Dean David, JOHN, Matthew Peter
33: US 31: 61/169,046 32: 2009/04/14
54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF A
BIPHENYL-2-YLCARBAMIC ACID ESTER
00: A process for the preparation of the compound of
Formula (II): which process comprises reacting a
compound of Formula (Vl): with a compound of
Formula (IV): in a suitable solvent.
21: 2011/07407 22: 2011/10/10 43: 2013/01/10
51: B65B
71: Nestec S.A.
72: WATELAIN, Annie, FERNANDES, Paulo
33: US 31: 61/209,748 32: 2009/03/11
54: CHUNKS IN GRAVY FOOD COMPOSITIONS
00: The invention provides chunks in gravy food
compositions comprising chunks in gravy in a
chunks to gravy ratio of from about 25:75 to about
60:40, wherein the gravy comprises from about 0.01
to about 1 % guar and from about 0.01 to about 1%
deacetylated xanthan. The gravy maintains its
viscosity during the manufacturing process and
ensures an even distribution of the chunks in the
chunks in gravy food composition.
21: 2011/07408 22: 2011/10/10 43: 2013/01/10
51: C12Q
71: Nestec S.A., Lifegen Technologies, LLC
72: PROLLA, Tomas Alberto, WEINDRUCH, Richard
Howard, PAN, Yuanlong, HANNAH, Steven Scott,
MIDDLETON, Rondo Paul, JACKSON, Janet
Rosann, BARGER, Jamie Louis, PUGH, Thomas
Darwin
33: US 31: 61/209,854 32: 2009/03/11
54: TISSUE-SPECIFIC AGING BIOMARKERS
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00: The invention provides methods of developing
tissue-specific biomarkers of aging, sets of robust
biomarkers identified by those methods, and uses of
the biomarkers to identify nutrients and other
functional ingredients or agents having anti-aging
properties.
21: 2011/07409 22: 2011/10/10 43: 2013/01/10
51: B65D
71: Nestec S.A.
72: COLO, Christian Anthony, WOLF, John Joseph,
EMENHISER, Anne McCandlish, HANSON, Eric
Marvin, LAWRENCE, Christina Mayadas,
FLETCHER, Robert LaVenture
33: US 31: 61/159,224 32: 2009/03/11
54: CUSTOMIZED CHILDREN'S FEEDING
SYSTEM AND METHODS OF USE THEREOF
00: Customized children's feeding systems and methods
of using the customized children's feeding systems
are provided, in a general embodiment, the present
disclosure provides a packaged food product (10)
including a tray (12) defining at least three
compartments (20,22,24) and an individual food
cartridge located in each of the compartments. Each
food cartridge and compartment can be associated
with a corresponding color, shape or symbol that is
representative of a food category.
21: 2011/07418 22: 2011/10/10 43: 2013/01/10
51: C01B
71: Solvay SA
72: HALASA, Matej, GANHY, Jean-Pierre,
LIEBENS, Armin T.
33: EP 31: 09156386.6 32: 2009/03/27
54: METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION OF
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
00: A process for production of hydrogen peroxide which
comprises the following steps: (a) hydrogenation of a
working solution comprising at least one non-ionic
quinone compound selected from anthraquinone and
its derivatives, phenanthrenequinone and its
derivatives, naphthoquinone and its derivatives, and
benzoquinone and its derivatives, wherein the total
molecular weight of the optional groups attached to
the quinone skeleton is lower than 500, to obtain at
least one corresponding hydroquinone compound;
(b) oxidation of said at least one hydroquinone
compound to obtain hydrogen peroxide; and (c)
separation of said hydrogen peroxide, during and/or
subsequently to said oxidation step; characterised in
that the working solution of either step a) and/or b)
comprises less than 30% by weight of organic
solvent.
21: 2011/07480 22: 2011/10/12 43: 2013/01/14
51: A23G, B05C, B65B, F16K, G01F
71: Nestec S.A.
72: WALKER, John Howard, LEADBEATER, John
Michael, SUTTON, Jonathan
33: GB 31: 0904393.6 32: 2009/03/13
54: APPARATUS FOR DEPOSITING
00: An apparatus for depositing a liquid, semi-liquid or
semi-solid food product. The apparatus comprises a
fixed volume chamber for receiving the food product
under a positive pressure, the chamber being
defined by chamber walls, one of the chamber walls
being provided with an outlet orifice for depositing
the food product, the outlet orifice being provided
with a first sealing surface. The apparatus also
comprises a valve spindle arranged for reciprocating
movement within the chamber, the length direction
of the valve spindle extending substantially
perpendicular to the chamber wall in which the outlet
orifice is provided, a first end of the valve spindle
being provided with a second sealing surface. The
second sealing surface of the valve spindle is
arranged for abutting the first sealing surface of the
outlet orifice to thereby close the outlet orifice.
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21: 2011/07481 22: 2011/10/12 43: 2013/01/14
51: B65D
71: Nestec S.A.
72: URUSHIDANI, Yukihiro, HOLTEN, Stephen Ray
33: US 31: 61/210,067 32: 2009/03/13
54: COMPOSITE COVERS FOR CONTAINERS
00: The invention provides composite covers and
reclosable containers using the covers. In a general
embodiment, the composite cover includes a flexible
lid and an overcap rim fixedly attached to the flexible
lid. The flexible lid includes a flexible layer, a metallic
layer, and a sealant layer. A tab can be attached to
at least one of the flexible layer and the metallic
layer to provide a method for opening the container.
21: 2011/07525 22: 2011/10/13 43: 2013/01/14
51: A61F
71: The Procter & Gamble Company
72: KLINE, Mark James, LAWSON, Michael Irwin,
MACURA, Anna Elizabeth, RAYCHECK, Jeromy
Thomas, RUIZ, Oscar Antonio
33: US 31: 61/175,185 32: 2009/05/04
54: WEARABLE ARTICLE WITH HIGHLY
EXTENSIBLE FASTENING MEMBER HAVING
STRESS DISTRIBUTION FEATURES
00: Wearable disposable absorbent articles such as
disposable diapers, having elastically extensible
fastening members (also sometimes known as
fastening "ears") with particular features, extending
from a chassis or main portion of the articles, are
disclosed. The fastening members may be highly
extensible and have an overall geometry
characterized by greater length nearer the chassis or
main portion and lesser length nearer the distal end.
Examples disclosed may have a fastener zone
having a Stiffness of at least about 1,500 N/m, and
shape and dimensional characteristics, that help
avoid problems of buckling and/or flipping of edges
of the fastening members, dishing of fastener
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components, and fastening member tearing, while
the articles are applied and worn.
The invention relates to an anchoring harpoon (1)
intended in particular for an aircraft, capable of
cooperating with an anchoring grate (2) of a
platform, comprising jack means (3) including
cylinder means (4) containing mobile piston means
(5) provided with a rod (6) that extends beyond the
cylinder means, the free end of which includes a
harpoon head (7) that is hooked in the grate and
comprises retaining fingers (8, 13, 14) that can be
moved between a retracted position and an active
position by control means (9). The invention is
characterised in that the jack means are connected
to a pressurised fluid source (30) by means of
control means (31) and in that the pressurised fluid
source includes a consumable gas cartridge (30).
21: 2011/07562 22: 2011/10/14 43: 2013/01/14
51: A61K, A61P
71: AstraZeneca AB
72: KAVERI, Das, MELNICK, David Alan, RADHA,
Shandil
33: US 31: 61/160,385 32: 2009/03/16
54: COMPOUND FOR THE TREATMENT OF
TUBERCULOSIS
00: (5R)-3-[4-[1-[(2S)-2,3-dihydroxypropanoyl]-3,6dihydro-2H-pyridin-4-yl]-3,5- difluoro-phenyl]-5(isoxazol-3-yloxymethyl)oxazolidin-2-one, or a
pharmaceutically- acceptable salt, or an in-vivohydrolysable ester thereof, for use in the treatment
of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
21: 2011/07566 22: 2011/10/14 43: 2013/01/08
51: B64F, F16B
71: DCNS
72: AFFRE DE SAINT ROME, Ronan
33: FR 31: 0952175 32: 2009/04/03
54: ANCHORING HARPOON, FOR EXAMPLE FOR
AN AIRCRAFT, AND ANCHORING SYSTEM
INCLUDING ONE SUCH HARPOON
00: -
21: 2011/07595 22: 2011/10/17 43: 2013/01/17
51: A61J, A61K, A61P
71: Wirra IP Pty Ltd
72: HUTCHINGS, Mark J., VAN NIEKERK,
Christiaan M.
33: AU 31: 2009901410 32: 2009/04/01
54: A MULTIDOSE PACKAGE, COURSE AND
METHOD OF TREATMENT FOR DELIVERING
PREDETERMINED MULTIPLE DOSES OF A
PHARMACEUTICAL
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00: The invention provides: a multidose package
containing an imiquimod formulation suitable for
treating topical conditions such as actinic keratosis,
superficial basal cell carcinoma and external genital
warts, said package comprising: a) a dispensing
aperture for dispensing the formulation from the
package; b) a reservoir containing a sufficient
amount of said formulation to provide two or more
doses; c) a metered dosage means for measuring a
predetermined dose of said formulation, said means
comprising an inlet from said reservoir and an outlet
to said dispensing aperture; and d) an actuating
means for operating said dosage means such that
the predetermined dose is delivered to said
dispensing aperture; wherein said dose is dispensed
without microbial or other contamination or
degradation of the formulation in reservoir; a course
of treatment of actinic keratosis, superficial basal cell
carcinoma or external genital warts comprising
provision of a multidose package containing an
imiquimod formulation' suitable for said treatment; a
method of treatment of actinic keratosis, superficial
basal cell carcinoma or external to genital warts with
multiple doses of an imiquimod formulation
characterised in that the multiple doses are provided
by a multidose package; and a method of providing
a multidose package containing an imiquimod
formulation suitable for treating topical conditions
such as actinic keratosis, superficial basal cell
carcinoma and external genital warts.
21: 2011/07645 22: 19/10/2011 43: 04/12/2012
51: G06F
71: THE MOBILE2BUDGET TRUST
72: DE WAAL MEYER
33: ZA 31: 2010/07588 32: 2010/10/25
54: A BUDGETING SYSTEM
00: 57: A system (10) for facilitating the establishment
and maintenance of an electronic budget and
associated spending information for a plurality of
users (18) is provided. The system includes a
remotely accessible server (12) configured to permit
each of the plurality of users to create a user
account and define a desired budget by means of a
user interface (50). The desired budget includes
spending categories and desired levels of
expenditure within each category. The system is
configured to, subsequent to a user making a
purchase, receive a data message from a mobile
phone (20) carried by that user, the data message
including information as to an amount and category
of the expenditure relating to that purchase, and to
associate the data message with the user account.
The system is also configured to indicate the
expenditure on the user interface and to track the
expenditure of the user over time and comparatively
indicate the user’s actual expenditure in relation to
the desired budget on the user interface.
21: 2011/07695 22: 2010/05/12 43: 2013/01/21
51: C07D; C07B
71: MEIJI SEIKA PHARMA CO., LTD
72: GOTO, KIMIHIKO, ANDO, TAKASHI, FUKUDA,
YOSHIMASA, KURIHARA, KENICHI, WATANABE,
TAKASHI, MINOWA, NOBUTO, NAKANISHI,
NOZOMU, MITOMI, MASAAKI
33: JP 31: 2009-116305 32: 2009/05/13
33: JP 31: 2010-044416 32: 2010/03/01
54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING
PYRIPYROPENE DERIVATIVES
00: A process for efficiently producing a pyripyropene
derivative having acyloxy groups in the 1- and 11positions and a hydroxy group in the 7-position. The
process comprises a step in which the hydroxy
groups in the 1- and 11-positions of the compound
represented by formula (B1) are selectively acylated
with an acylating agent in the presence or absence
of a base in one to three stages.
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stearic acid, oleic acid, lecithin, and palm oil. Also
disclosed are methods for making a ruminant feed
composition.
21: 2011/07738 22: 2011/10/21 43: 2013/01/21
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Tibotec Pharmaceuticals
72: DEMIN, Samuël Dominique, MC GOWAN,
David, LAST, Stefaan Julien, RABOISSON, Pierre
Jean-Marie Bernard
33: EP 31: 09158676.8 32: 2009/04/24
54: DIARYL ETHERS
00: Compounds of the formula (I): including any possible
stereoisomers thereof, or a pharmaceutically
acceptable salt and/or solvate thereof, as well as
pharmaceutical formulations and the use of
compounds of formula I as HCV inhibitors.
21: 2011/07740 22: 2011/10/21 43: 2013/01/21
51: A23K
71: H.J. Baker & Bro., Inc.
72: WRIGHT, Danny R., VALAGENE, Richard J.
33: US 31: 61/202,969 32: 2009/04/23
54: GRANULAR FEED SUPPLEMENT
00: A ruminant feed composition, having a granulated
core having at least one active substance and at
least one layer of a coating material surrounding the
core, the coating material comprising a vegetable oil
and a modifying agent. Modifying agents include
21: 2011/07804 22: 2010/05/10 43: 2013/01/16
51: F04B
71: WARREN RUPP, INC.
72: MCCOURT, MARK D
33: US 31: 61/176,754 32: 2009/05/08
54: AIR OPERATED DIAPHRAGM PUMP WITH
ELECTRIC GENERATOR
00: An air operated double diaphragm pump comprises
an integrated electric generator and an air efficiency
device. The integrated electric generator increases
the portability of the air operated double diaphragm
pump. The air efficiency device varies the amount of
compressed fluid entering the pump between a high
volume and a low volume dependent upon the
velocity and position of the pump's diaphragm
assemblies to optimize the pump's efficient use of
the compressed air.
21: 2011/07906 22: 2010/05/12 43: 2013/01/02
51: F24J
71: FRELLER, WALTER
72: FRELLER, WALTER
33: AT 31: A 719/2009 32: 2009/05/12
54: APPARATUS FOR HEATING SERVICE
WATER
00: The invention relates to a device for heating process
water by means of a solar collector, which comprises
a process water container (7) having a partially
cylindrical jacket (8) as an absorber and an
enclosure (1) that covers the process water
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container (7). The enclosure forms a transparent
cylindrical jacket (3), the axis of which extends
parallel with the axis of the jacket (8) of the process
water container (7). In order to create advantageous
heating conditions, the process water container (7) is
connected in a thermally conducting manner to an
absorber plate (4) that forms a bottom of the
enclosure (1), and the absorber plate (4) and the
jacket (8) of the process water container (7) are
covered by a coarsely meshed, heat-insulating
woven fabric (11).
21: 2011/07946 22: 2010/04/27 43: 2013/01/14
51: A61B
71: PROTEUS DIGITAL HEALTH, INC.,
72: HAFEZI, HOOMAN, AU-YEUNG, KIT YEE,
DUCK, ROBERT, ROBERTSON, TIMOTHY,
HOLEN, MARIA, COSTELLO, BENEDICT
33: US 31: 61/173,511 32: 2009/04/28
33: US 31: 61/173,564 32: 2009/04/28
54: HIGHLY RELIABLE INGESTIBLE EVENT
MARKERS AND METHODS FOR USING THE
SAME
00: Ingestible event markers having high reliability are
provided. Aspects of the ingestible event markers
include a support, a control circuit, a first
electrochemical material, a second electrochemical
material and a membrane. In addition, the ingestible
event markers may include one or more components
that impart high reliability to the ingestible event
marker. Further, the ingestible event markers may
include an active agent. In some aspects, the active
agent, such as a pharmaceutically active agent or a
diagnostic agent may be associated with the
membrane.
21: 2011/07976 22: 2010/05/18 43: 2013/01/14
51: B66B
71: INVENTIO AG
72: ARAKI YASSUDA, SERGIO
33: EP 31: 09161013.9 32: 2009/05/25
54: SUSPENSION ANCHORING IN AN ELEVATOR
SYSTEM
00: The invention relates to an elevator system (100)
having at least one elevator cab (2), and having at
least one counterweight (4), both of which can be
counter-directionally displaced at at least one guide
rail (7) in an elevator shaft (1) via a traction sheave
(5) of a drive (6); having at least one pivotable
suspension anchoring (33), which is adaptable to
displacements of the suspension (3) according to a
displacement angle (AW), wherein a rolling body
(31) can be unrolled on a holding plate (20).
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21: 2011/08046 22: 2010/04/21 43: 2013/01/16
51: C03B; F16B; F16D
71: OWENS-BROCKWAY GLASS CONTAINER
INC.
72: SHUE, LARRY N
33: US 31: 12/463,788 32: 2009/05/11
54: GLASSWARE FORMING MACHINE BAFFLE
ARM ASSEMBLY
00: A glassware forming machine baffle arm assembly
(100) that includes a quick- connect/disconnect
arrangement mounting a baffle manifold on a baffle
arm. The assembly includes a baffle arm (102)
having an aperture, and a baffle manifold (101)
having a segment (105) extending through said
aperture and permitting rotation of said baffle
manifold with respect to said baffle arm. The
arrangement also includes a threadless nut (210 or
310), and a bayonet connection between said
threadless nut and said baffle manifold segment.
21: 2011/08059 22: 2011/11/02 43: 2012/05/03
51: A01C
71: MONSANTO TECHNOLOGY LLC
72: DAVIS, Jeffrey, Scot, KREJCAREK, Michael,
BOYCE, Greg, FUHRMAN, James, E., KELPE,
David
33: USA 31: 61/175,038 32: 2009/05/03
33: USA 31: 61/321,027 32: 2010/04/05
54: SYSTEMS AND PROCESSES FOR
COMBINING DIFFERENT TYPES OF SEEDS
00: A process and system are provided for preparing
seed mixes having a target quantity and a target
ratio of different types of seeds. The process
generally includes portioning quantities of different
types of seeds from bulk supplies of the seeds, and
combining the portioned quantities of seeds to
prepare the seed mixes. The system generally
includes first and second dispensing assemblies for
portioning the quantities of the different types of
seeds from the bulk supplies, and a mixing assembly
for receiving the portioned quantities of seeds as the
seed mixes. The combined quantities of the different
types of seeds in the seed mixes are substantially
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equal to the target quantity, and a ratio of the
quantities of the different types of seeds is
substantially equal to the target ratio.
21: 2011/08076 22: 2010/04/15 43: 2013/01/10
51: H05K; E04H; F24F
71: BRIPCO BVBA
72: ROGERS, PAUL
33: GB 31: 0909584.5 32: 2009/06/03
33: GB 31: PCT/GB2009/051777 32: 2009/12/29
54: DATA CENTRE
00: A data centre (100) includes at least one rack room
(in for example module 140) having a floor and a
plurality of rack storage areas on the floor, each rack
storage area being arranged to accommodate a
plurality of racks (143) in which a plurality of rackmountable electronic components may be housed,
one or more controllable air circulation systems (in
for example module 122), one or more cold aisles
(144) in the rack room, each cold aisle being
adjacent to a rack storage area, and one or more hot
aisles (145) in the rack room, each hot aisle being
adjacent to a rack storage area. There may be a
large air duct, in the form of a personnel corridor
(123), for transporting, under the control of the one
or more air circulation systems, cooling air, above
the floor, to the one or more cold aisles. The air
supply corridor/duct (123) may have a height greater
than 1.5m above the floor and a cross-sectional area
2
of at least 2m and a maximum dimension in the
plane of the cross-section of less than 3m.
21: 2011/08250 22: 2011/11/10 43: 2013/02/13
51: H01F, H01H
71: Sensus Spectrum LLC
72: BROWN, Michael, R., MAZZA, William, R., Jr,
BURSTALL, Oliver, DAMES, Andrew
33: US 31: 12/437,596 32: 2009/05/08
54: MAGNETIC LATCHING ACTUATOR
00: A magnetic latching actuator operable to control the
movement of at least a first contact and second
contact between a closed position in which the
contacts physically engage each other and an open
position in which the contacts are spaced from each
other. The magnetic latching actuator includes first
and second stationary permanent magnets oriented
such that the first magnetic field created by the first
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magnet and the second magnetic field created by
the second magnet are in opposite directions. An
actuation coil surrounds both the first and second
magnets. Current is supplied to the actuation coil in
a first direction to create a first magnetic field or a
second direction to create a second actuation
magnetic field opposite the first actuation magnetic
field. A yoke is movable relative to the first and
second magnets to cause the first and second
contacts to move between the open and closed
positions
21: 2011/08387 22: 2009/06/08 43: 2012/11/20
51: H04L; H04B
71: MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION
72: TSUJI, AKIHIRO
33: - 31: - 32: 54: PON SYSTEM, STATION SIDE APPARATUS,
AND SUBSCRIBER SIDE APPARATUS
00: An OLT (2) transmits an inquiry frame for checking a
link and checking a data accumulation amount from
an ONU (4). The ONU (4) returns an inquiry
response frame as a response. When the ONU (4)
detects a state in which an upstream traffic is not
present, the ONU (4) writes to that effect on the
response frame and transmits the response frame to
the OLT (2). The OLT (2) monitors a downstream
traffic. When the OLT (2) recognizes, based on a
result of the monitoring or the inquiry response
frame, a state in which the upstream or downstream
traffic is not present, the OLT (2) instructs the ONU
(4) to transition to a low power consumption mode.
When the ONU (4) receives the instruction, the ONU
(4) transitions a function unit corresponding to
instruction content to the low power consumption
mode. When the ONU (4) does not receive the
inquiry frame for a predetermined time, then the
ONU (4) transitions function units other than a
function unit that performs communication control to
the low power consumption mode. The OLT (2)
stops the transmission of the inquiry frame while the
subscriber side apparatus transitions to the low
power consumption mode.
21: 2011/08390 22: 2010/05/17 43: 2013/01/16
51: B01J
71: R3 FUSION, INC.
72: JACHUCK, ROSHAN J.J., JACHUCK, SUPRIYA
33: US 31: 12/467,439 32: 2009/05/18
54: CONTINUOUS PROCESSING REACTORS
AND METHODS OF USING SAME
00: A system having a reactor for continuous processing
of fluid is provided herein. The reactor, in general,
includes an outer vessel to accommodate fluids to
be processed or used in connection therewith, an
inner vessel situated within the outer vessel to serve
as an energy exchange surface, and an annular
space defined between the outer and inner vessels
and along which processing of the fluids can be
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implemented. The continuous thin film reactor can
be used to perform, for example, distillation and
evaporation, fluid-fluid or solid-fluid-fluid reactions,
organic reactions, cooling, and desalination.
In addition, CO2and/or steam are fed to the blast
furnace in order to control the ratio between CO and
H2in the crude syngas discharged from the blast
furnace as top gas and/or moderate the temperature
at which the oxygen is injected.
21: 2011/08487 22: 2010/03/05 43: 2013/01/07
51: A23L; B65B
71: MITTERMAYR, ALEXANDER
72: MITTERMAYR, ALEXANDER
33: AT 31: A 791/2009 32: 2009/05/20
54: METHOD FOR FLAVOR-TREATING
FOODSTUFFS PROVIDED IN A PACKAGING
00: The invention relates to a method for flavor-treating
foodstuffs (3) provided in a packaging (1), wherein a
protective gas (5), in particular carbon dioxide,
nitrogen, inert gas or mixtures thereof, is introduced
into the head space (4) of the open packaging (1)
together with a fluid (7) comprising at least one
flavoring agent, before the packaging (1) is sealed in
a gas-tight manner. In order to create improved
conditions for the method, it is proposed to add an
antioxidant to the fluid (7), which in particular
comprises water as the main constituent.
21: 2011/08486 22: 2010/05/05 43: 2013/01/16
51: C21B
71: THYSSENKRUPP UHDE GMBH
72: MENZEL, JOHANNES
33: DE 31: 10 2009 022 510.2 32: 2009/05/25
54: METHOD FOR THE SIMULTANEOUS
PRODUCTION OF IRON AND A CRUDE SYNGAS
CONTAINING CO AND H2
00: The invention relates to a method for simultaneously
producing iron and a crude syngas containing CO
and H2by means of a blast furnace that is charged
with iron ore and carbon-containing reducing agents.
The amount of carbon-containing reducing agents
fed to the blast furnace is greater than the amount of
fuel required for producing the iron. Technically pure
oxygen is fed into the blast furnace for the blast
furnace process and for producing the crude syngas.
21: 2011/08490 22: 2010/04/28 43: 2013/01/16
51: C12P
71: SEKAB E-TECHNOLOGY AB
72: GRUNDBERG, HANS
33: EP 31: 09158971.3 32: 2009/04/28
54: FERMENTATION
00: -
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The present invention provides a method for
providing a target chemical, comprising: providing a
cellulose-derived slurry comprising fermentable
saccharides in one or several containers;subjecting
cellulose-derived slurry from said one or several
containers to separation to provide a liquid fraction
comprising part of said fermentable saccharides
from said cellulose-derived slurry and a suspended
solids fraction, which is returned to said container;
transferring said liquid fraction to a fermentor;
fermenting fermentable saccharides ofsaid liquid
fraction in said fermentor to provide a fermented
liquid comprising said target chemical; and returning
said fermented liquid to said one or several
containers.
57: The invention relates to a wind turbine with
compensated motor torque, formed by a single blade
(12) rotor (1) coupled to a slow shaft (3) with a
journal (2) supported by a nacelle (9), disposed
above a steering bearing (7) on the end of the tower
(8), the elements of the drive train comprising: a
speed multiplier (5), a generator (6) and a brake (13)
suspended from the nacelle (9) by means of a first
bearing (4) aligned with the slow shaft (3), forming a
pendular assembly (28) allowing said elements to
rotate. The angular displace¬ment of said pendular
assembly compensates for the motor torque of the
rotor (1). Moreover, the pendular assembly (28)
accumulates potential energy during the upward
angular displacement thereof and transfers said
energy when a gust stops by rotating downwards in
the direction opposite to the direction of rotation of
the rotor (1) of the turbine, turning the rotor of the
generator (6), which acts as a power controller.
21: 2011/08658 22: 2010/05/25 43: 2013/01/16
51: A01N
71: SUMITOMO CHEMICAL COMPANY, LIMITED
72: TSUDA, NAOKI, SEITZ, MICHAEL E
33: US 31: 61/184,983 32: 2009/06/08
54: FUNGICIDAL COMPOSITION
00: A fungicidal composition comprising tolclofos-methyl,
polyoxyethylene polyarylphenol phosphate,
polyoxylethylene polyoxypropylene block copolymer,
polyoxyethylene fatty alcohol ether and water has
good stability of the formulation at high temperature.
21: 2011/08736 22: 29/11/2011 43: 10/01/2013
51: F03D
71: TEMPERO 2000 S.L
72: LAHUERTA ROMEO MANUEL
33: - 31: - 32: 54: WIND TURBINE WITH COMPENSATED
MOTOR TORQUE
00: -
21: 2011/08761 22: 2010/06/02 43: 2013/01/16
51: A01N; A01P
71: SPECIALTY FERTILIZER PRODUCTS, LLC
72: SANDERS, JOHN LARRY
33: US 31: 12/534,481 32: 2009/08/03
54: PESTICIDE COMPOSITIONS INCLUDING
POLYMERIC ADJUVANTS
00: -
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Pesticidal compositions of improved effectiveness
are provided, including a pesticide (e.g., an
insecticide or herbicide) together with a copolymer
adjuvant or additive selected from the group
consisting of acid or salt copolymers containing
individual quantities of maleic and itaconic moieties.
The compositions of the invention provide multiplefold increases in effectiveness, as compared with an
equal amount of the pesticide in the absence of the
copolymer.
21: 2011/08785 22: 2010/05/20 43: 2012/11/30
51: C08J; C08L; C09D
71: AVERY DENNISON CORPORATION
72: MALLYA, PRAKASH, SHI, MING KUN,
HOLGUIN, DANIEL L, LI, KAI, SANDT, RICHARD L
33: US 31: 61/179,872 32: 2009/05/20
54: SURFACE TREATED FILM AND/OR
LAMINATE
00: A surface treatment for a protective plastic film
and/or laminate is disclosed Suitably, the surface
treatment includes coating a major surface of the
plastic film or laminate with a curable coating
formulation wherein the one or more of the coating
ingred ents are diffused or migrated at least partially
into the plastic film or plastic laminate The migration
of coating ingredients creates a gradual transition
layer from the plastic film to the coating layer and
leads to unique properties Optionally, the surface
treated plastic film is laminated to a release liner
coated with a pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) to
for the aforementioned laminate.
72: CYR, MIKE, BOUTET, SABINE MARIEFRANCOISE BRIGITTE, RADHAKRISHNAN,
RAMACHADRAN
33: US 31: 61/183,588 32: 2009/06/03
54: IMPROVED METHOD FOR SYNTHESIZING
PIRFENIDONE
00: A process for synthesizing pirfenidone from
bromobenzene having less than about 0.15% by
weight dibromobenze is disclosed. Also disclosed
are processes of synthesizing pirfenidone without
using ethyl acetate or n-butanol, and pirfenidone
having controlled levels of ethyl acetate, n-butanol,
di(5-methyl-2-pyridinone)benzenes, and other
impurities having specified retention times. Also
disclosed are formulated dosage forms including the
disclosed pirfenidone.
21: 2011/08795 22: 2010/07/08 43: 2013/01/08
51: C02F
71: SAUDI ARABIAN OIL COMPANY, SIEMENS
ENERGY, INC
72: CONNER, WILLIAM G, SCHULTZ, THOMAS E
33: US 31: 61/224,011 32: 2009/07/08
54: LOW CONCENTRATION WASTEWATER
TREATMENT SYSTEM AND PROCESS
00: A low concentration wastewater treatment system is
provided that includes a high flux adsorbent material
treatment system integrated with a low flux
adsorbent material biological regeneration reactor.
The high flux adsorbent material treatment system
includes one or more unit operations for mixing low
concentration wastewater with adsorbent material
that is fresh, recycled, or a combination of both, and
for decanting a liquid effluent having a reduced level
of contaminants. The adsorbent material with
adsorbed contaminants is regenerated in a low flux
adsorbent material biological regeneration reactor in
which a biological reaction occurs, such as biological
oxidation, wherein organic contaminants in the
wastewater are metabolized generally into carbon
dioxide and water. Excess biomass is removed from
the adsorbent material, and the thus- regenerated
adsorbent material is recycled to the high flux
adsorbent material treatment system.
21: 2011/08794 22: 2010/06/02 43: 2013/01/16
51: C07D; A61K; A61P
71: INTERMUNE, INC.
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21: 2011/08948 22: 2011/12/06 43: 2013/01/08
51: B07B; B03B
71: DAMAX ENGINEERING (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED
72: GHIGINI, ALESSANDRO
33: ZA 31: 2010/06864 32: 2010/09/27
54: SORTING SYSTEM AND A PARTICLE
DISTRIBUTION ARRANGEMENT THEREFORE
00: The invention relates to a sorting system and a
particle distribution arrangement for use therein. The
particle distribution arrangement includes a feeding
mechanism having a receiving end for receiving
particulate material, and a discharge end for
discharging the particulate material, and a
distribution device located operatively below the
discharge end of the feeding mechanism, in order for
the particulate material in use to be fed onto the
distribution mechanism under gravity. The particle
distribution arrangement is characterized in that the
distribution device is configured to vibrate, in order
evenly to distribute particles located thereon.
21: 2011/08955 22: 2009/06/12 43: 2013/01/14
51: H01B
71: ABB TECHNOLOGY AG
72: CLAESSENS, MAX-STEFFEN, SKARBY, PER
33: - 31: - 32: 54: DIELECTRIC INSULATION MEDIUM
00: The present invention relates to a dielectric
insulation medium. The insulation medium is
characterized in that it comprises a fluoroketone
having from 4 to 12 carbon atoms.
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21: 2011/08957 22: 2010/06/07 43: 2013/01/14
51: C12N; A01H
71: NUNHEMS B.V.
72: VRIEZEN, WILLEM HENDRIK, NITSCH,
LISETTE
33: EP 31: 09007544.1 32: 2009/06/08
54: DROUGHT TOLERANT PLANTS
00: The present invention relates to the field of
transgenic and non-transgenic plants with novel
phenotypes. Provided is a Solanum lycopersicum
serine/threonine protein phosphatase 2C (SIPP2C1)
protein and a nucleic acid sequence encoding it,
which is useful in conferring novel phenotypes to
plants, especially drought tolerance.
21: 2011/08959 22: 2010/05/07 43: 2013/01/07
51: B60C
71: RUN FLAT SYSTEMS LIMITED
72: LUST, RICHARD
33: GB 31: 0907888.2 32: 2009/05/07
54: A RUNFLAT DEVICE AND A METHOD FOR
FITTING THE SAME
00: The present invention relates to a runflat device (2),
particularly, but not exclusively, a combined runflat
and double sided beadlock that can be fitted to any
size and type of wheel (1) regardless of the shape
and depth of the wheel well (10). The runflat device
(2) can be fitted using standard tools and tightened
through manipulation of a valve assembly (52).
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33: DE 31: 10 2009 025 204.5 32: 2009/06/17
54: FLUORINATED KETONES AS A HIGHVOLTAGE INSULATING MEDIUM
00: The invention concerns a switching device (200) for
medium, high, or extremely high voltage, wherein at
least one voltaged component (100, 202, 203, 400)
of the switching device is enclosed in an enclosure
(201, 206) and the enclosure (201, 206) is filled with
a filling medium (204). The filling medium (204)
comprises at least one compound from the group of
fluorinated ketones, or consists of the same.
21: 2011/08960 22: 2010/06/28 43: 2013/01/16
51: C07D; A61K; A61P
71: XENON PHARMACEUTICALS INC.
72: CHAFEEV, MIKHAIL, FU, JIANMIN, CADIEUX,
JEAN-JACQUES
33: US 31: 61/221,424 32: 2009/06/29
54: ENANTIOMERS OF SPIRO-OXINDOLE
COMPOUNDS AND THEIR USES AS
THERAPEUTIC AGENTS
00: This invention is directed to the (S)-enantiomer of
the compound of formula (I) or a pharmaceutically
acceptable solvate or prodrug thereof. This (S)enantiomer is useful for the treatment of diseases or
conditions, such as pain, which are ameliorated or
alleviated by the modulation of voltage-gated sodium
channels.
21: 2011/09038 22: 2010/06/14 43: 2012/12/11
51: H02B
71: ABB TECHNOLOGY AG
72: GLASMACHER, PETER
21: 2011/09122 22: 2010/05/12 43: 2013/01/14
51: C25C
71: METALYSIS LIMITED
72: DUDLEY, PETER G, WRIGHT, ALLEN
RICHARD
33: GB 31: 0908151.4 32: 2009/05/12
33: GB 31: 0908152.2 32: 2009/05/12
54: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR
REDUCTION OF A SOLID FEEDSTOCK
00: In a method for reducing a solid feedstock (110),
such as a solid metal compound, feedstock is
arranged on upper surfaces of elements (60, 80, 81 )
in a bipolar cell stack contained within a housing
(25). A molten salt electrolyte is circulated through
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the housing so that it contacts the elements of the
bipolar stack and the feedstock. A potential is
applied to terminal electrodes (50, 60) of the bipolar
stack such that the upper surfaces of the elements
become cathodic and the lower surfaces of the
elements become anodic. The applied potential is
sufficient to cause reduction of the feedstock. The
invention also provides an apparatus for
implementing the method.
21: 2011/09170 22: 2010/05/12 43: 2013/01/16
51: A61P; A61K
71: SANOFI PASTEUR
72: HAENSLER, JEAN, MISTRETTA, NOËLLE,
MOREAU, MONIQUE, DALENCON, FRANÇOIS
33: FR 31: 0902331 32: 2009-05-14
33: US 31: 61/271,985 32: 2009/07/29
54: METHOD FOR DETOXIFICATION OF
LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE (LPS) OR OF LIPID A
OF GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA
00: The subject matter of the invention is a method for
detoxification of lipopolysaccharide (LPS) or of lipid
A of a gram-negative bacterium, in which the LPS or
the lipid A is mixed with a cationic lipid and,
optionally, a co-lipid, so as to form a complex in
which the LPS or the lipid A is associated with the
cationic lipid. According to conventional methods of
preparation, the cationic lipid with the co-lipid, if the
latter is present, develop(s) a structure in the form of
complexes,inter aliain the form of liposomes. During
the preparation of the lipid complexes, the addition
of the LPS or of the lipid A results in the association
of the latter with the cationic lipid, in which
association the LPS or the lipid A happens to be
substantially detoxified. The LPS or the lipid A
detoxified in this form can then be used as a vaccine
antigen or as an adjuvant.
21: 2011/09216 22: 2011/12/14 43: 2013/01/08
51: E21D
71: Hilti Aktiengesellschaft
72: SCHMIDT, Frank
33: DE 31: 102010063098.5 32: 2010/12/15
54: ROCK ANCHOR
00: With a rock anchor (1), in particular for use in mining,
comprising an anchor tube (3) which encloses an
inside space (4), a fixing material (5) arranged in the
inside space (4) for the material-bonding fixing of the
anchor tube (3) to rock (28), a movable piston (11)
arranged inside the inside space (4) for moving the
fixing material (5) to outside the anchor tube (3) with
an arrangement of the anchor tube (3) in a bore (29)
in the rock (28), at least one means (12) for moving
the piston (11), an anchor nut (14), an anchor plate
(15) supported by the anchor nut (14) for resting
against the rock (28), with little technical effort the
fixing material (5) is to be fed into the space (29)
between the rock (28) and the anchor tube (3)
and/or the rock anchor (1) as sliding anchor (2)
should require only little work room in the
underground tunnel or gallery. This object is
achieved in that at least one means (12) for moving
the piston (11) is in the form of a worm drive (13)
and/or the anchor nut (14) and the anchor plate (15)
are fastened to a rod (16) arranged inside the
anchor tube (3), the rod (16) is fastened to the
anchor tube (3) by a fastening element (19) in such
a way that the fastening of the rod (16) to the anchor
tube (3) is released only from a predefined tensile
force in the rod (16), and the rod (16) can therefore
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be moved partly to the outside, so that the rock
anchor (1) is a sliding anchor (2).
21: 2011/09320 22: 2010/07/15 43: 2013/01/16
51: A61K
71: ALCON RESEARCH, LTD.
72: WALL, MICHAEL G
33: US 31: 61/226,469 32: 2009/07/17
54: OLOPATADINE NASAL SPRAY REGIMEN
FOR CHILDREN
00: A methodology for administering topical formulations
of olopatadine for treatment of allergic or
inflammatory disorders of the nose in children is
disclosed. Moreover, an ophthalmic product is
provided for practicing the methodologies.
21: 2011/09437 22: 2010/06/22 43: 2012/12/21
51: C07D; A61K; A61P
71: PANACEA BIOTEC LTD.
72: JAIN, RAJESH, TREHAN, SANJAY, DAS,
JAGATTARAN, SINGH, NISHAN, MAGADI,
SITARAM KUMAR, SHARMA, SUDHIR KUMAR,
KANWAR, SANDEEP, KAUR, GURMEET, NANDA,
GURMEET KAUR
33: IN 31: 1297/DEL/2010 32: 2010/06/03
33: IN 31: 1320/DEL/2009 32: 2009/06/26
33: IN 31: 555/DEL/2010 32: 2010/03/10
54: NOVEL AZABICYCLOHEXANES
00: The present invention relates to novel compounds of
Formula (I), their pharmaceutically acceptable
derivatives, tautomeric forms, stereoisomers
including R and S isomers, polymorphs, prodrugs,
metabolites, salts or solvates thereof. The invention
also relates to processes for the synthesis of novel
compounds of Formula I, their pharmaceutically
acceptable derivatives, tautomeric forms,
stereoisomers, polymorphs, prodrugs, metabolites,
salts or solvates thereof.
21: 2011/09442 22: 2010/05/27 43: 2013/01/16
51: H01L; F24J
71: BEGHELLI S.P.A.
72: BEGHELLI, GIAN PIETRO
33: IT 31: VI2009A000122 32: 2009/05/28
54: HIGH-CONCENTRATION PHOTOVOLTAIC
GENERATING MODULE
00: A structural module (11) for the high-concentration
single-reflection photovoltaic generation, comprising
a plurality of devices concentration of solar radiation
(RS), which include relative parabolic reflectors (13)
mounted on a base support (15), placed within the
module (11), a transparent front surface (14),
through which is the solar radiation (RS) is
transmitted, and a plurality of photovoltaic receivers
(16), mounted within the module (11) and seriesconnected each other, wherein the photovoltaic
receivers (16) are fixed on elongated elements (10,
12), made of conductive material and suitable to
dissipate heat, which accommodate a photovoltaic
cell (CS) and are placed outside or inside the
structural module (11).
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21: 2011/09487 22: 2009/10/07 43: 2013/01/04
51: A63F
71: ARUZE GAMING AMERICA, INC., UNIVERSAL
ENTERTAINMENT CORPORATION
72: OKADA, KAZUO, FUJIMOTO, JUN
33: JP 31: 2009-131057 32: 2009/05/29
33: JP 31: 2009-191729 32: 2009/08/21
54: READ/WRITE DEVICE FOR INFORMATION
DATA STORAGE MEDIUM
00: Provided is a read/write device for an information
data storage medium, which can decrease forgetting
to take an IC card ejected from a gaming machine.
When it is determined that an information data
recording medium is present in an eject position and
it is determined that no player is present, the
information data recording medium is transferred
from the eject position to a housing position by a
transfer unit.
21: 2011/09488 22: 2010/05/25 43: 2013/01/04
51: H04N
71: MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION
72: SEKIGUCHI, SHUNICHI, SUGIMOTO, KAZUO,
ITANI, YUSUKE, MINEZAWA, AKIRA, KATO,
YOSHIAKI, MORIYA, YOSHIMI, HIWASA,
NORIMICHI, YAMAGISHI, SHUICHI, YAMADA,
YOSHIHISA, ASAI, KOHTARO, MURAKAMI,
TOKUMICHI
33: JP 31: 2009-146350 32: 2009/06/19
54: IMAGE ENCODING DEVICE, IMAGE
DECODING DEVICE, IMAGE ENCODING
METHOD, AND IMAGE DECODING METHOD
00: A loop filter (6) is configured from a region
classification unit (12) for extracting each of the
feature amounts of a plurality of regions that
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constitute a local decoded image, and classifying
classes to which the regions belong according to the
feature amounts, and a filter design/processing unit
(13) for generating a Wiener filter that minimizes the
sum of the square errors between image signals to
be encoded and decoded image signals in one or
more regions belonging to classes among the
plurality of regions that constitute the local decoded
image for each of the classes to which the one or
more regions belong, and compensating distortion
superimposed on the regions using the Wiener filter.
21: 2011/09492 22: 2010/07/02 43: 2013/01/04
51: A61K; A61P
71: ALCON RESEARCH, LTD.
72: CHOWHAN, MASOOD A, STROMAN, DAVID
W, APPELL, KENNETH C
33: US 31: 61/222,625 32: 2009/07/02
54: COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING
FINAFLOXACIN AND METHODS FOR TREATING
OPHTHALMIC, OTIC, OR NASAL INFECTIONS
00: The present invention relates to methods for treating
an ophthalmic, otic, or nasal infection comprising
treating the infected tissue with a composition
comprising finafloxacin or a finafloxacin derivative.
The present invention also relates to antimicrobial
compositions comprising finafloxacin or a
finafloxacin derivative. The compositions are suitable
for the treatment of ophthalmic, otic, or nasal
infections.
21: 2011/09494 22: 2010/07/02 43: 2013/01/04
51: B01J; A23B
71: JOHNSON MATTHEY PLC
72: POULSTON, STEPHEN, ROWSELL,
ELIZABETH, SMITH, ANDREW WILLIAM JOHN
33: GB 31: 0911478.6 32: 2009/07/02
54: ADSORPTION OF VOLATILE ORGANIC
COMPOUNDS DERIVED FROM ORGANIC
MATTER
00: The present invention relates to the use of palladium
doped ZSM-5 to adsorb volatile organic compounds
(VOCs) derived from organic matter, whereinthe
Si:Al ratio of the ZSM-5 is less than 5 or equal to
100:1, and wherein the palladium doped ZSM-5 is
used in an environment comprising less than 10
vol% of oxygen.
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21: 2011/09535 22: 2009/07/16 43: 2013/01/04
51: A63F
71: ARUZE GAMING AMERICA, INC., UNIVERSAL
ENTERTAINMENT CORPORATION
72: OKADA, KAZUO, FUJIMOTO, JUN, NIREKI,
TAKAO, KUKITA, NORITOSHI, MANABE,
KUNIHIRO
33: JP 31: 2009-131057 32: 2009/05/29
33: JP 31: 2009-131360 32: 2009/05/29
54: GAME SYSTEM
00: Provided is a game system in which a game can be
played by means of an information card in place of a
conventional paper system. The game system is
comprised of a bill identification device that is set to
correspond to each game machine, identifies
different currency bills and an amount of money
thereof and outputs data indicative of an identified
result; a player tracking device that is integrated into
each of the gaming machines, converts the data
outputted from the bill identification device into credit
data for the execution of the game in accordance
with a currency exchange rate, and transmits the
credit data to the gaming machine; and an
information card device that is integrated into the
player tracking device, makes the information card
store data corresponding to an amount of money
granted to the player in accordance with a game
result of the gaming machine, and transmits the
credit data for the execution of the game to the
gaming machine in accordance with data
corresponding to the amount of money read from the
information card.
21: 2011/09536 22: 2010/05/27 43: 2013/01/04
51: A61K; A61P
71: UNIVERSITÉ LIBRE DE BRUXELLES
72: SOUBHYE, JALAL, DUFRASNE, FRANÇOIS,
VAN ANTWERPEN, PIERRE
33: EP 31: 09161292.9 32: 2009/05/27
54: 3-ALKYL-5-FLUOROINDOLE DERIVATIVES
AS MYELOPEROXIDASE INHIBITORS
00: The invention relates to a compound of formula (Ia),
1
wherein n is an integer between 2 and 10, R and
2
R independently represent a substituent selected
from the group consisting of hydrogen, C1-C10alkyl,
C3-C10cycloalkyl and aminoalkyl, or R1and R2are
taken together with the nitrogen atom to which they
are attached to form a four to ten-membered
5
heterocycle, R represents independently in each of
the n units a substituent selected from the group
consisting of hydrogen, C1-C10alkyl, halogen, alkoxy,
aminoalkyl and alkylamino; or a pharmaceutically
acceptable salt thereof, with the proviso that the 5fluorotryptamine is excluded, for the treatment or the
prophylaxis of neuroinflammatory diseases or
disorders. The invention also relates to a
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pharmaceutical composition, a method for inhibiting
myeloperoxidase enzyme activity, to a method for
inhibiting Low density lipoproteins oxidation.
21: 2011/09537 22: 2010/05/20 43: 2013/01/03
51: C07D; A61K; A61P
71: SANOFI
72: BOUCHARD, HERVÉ, ZHANG, JIDONG,
COMMERÇON, ALAIN, BRUN, MARIE-PRISCILLE
33: FR 31: 0903170 32: 2009/06/29
33: FR 31: 0905651 32: 2009/11/25
54: NOVEL CONJUGATES, PREPARATION
THEREOF, AND THERAPEUTIC USE THEREOF
00: The invention relates to a targeting agent, to which
at least one cryptophycin is attached, of the formula
(I), where: R1is a halogen atom and R2is an OH
group, an acyl group derived from an amino acid AA
or a (C1-C4)alkanoyloxy group; or else R1and
R2together form an epoxy unit; AA denotes a natural
or artificial amino acid; R3 is a (C1-C6)alkyl group; R4
and R5 are both H or together form a CH=CH double
bond between C13 and C14; R6and R7are,
independently from one another, H or a (C1-C6)alkyl
group; R8and R9are, independently from one
another, H or a (C1-C6)alkyl group; R10is at least one
substituent of the phenyl core selected from among:
H, an OH group, (C1-C4)alkoxy, a halogen atom or a
NH2, NH(C1-C6)alkyl, or N(C1-C6)alkylgroup; R11is at
least one substituent of the phenyl core selected
from among H or a (C1- C4)alkyl group; the targeting
agent and the cryptophycin derivative being
covalently bonded, the bond being located at the
ortho (o), meta (m), or para (p) position of the phenyl
core containing the CR1unit.
21: 2011/09538 22: 2010/06/03 43: 2013/01/04
51: C07C
71: HALDOR TOPSOE A/S
72: JOENSEN, FINN, SØRENSEN, ESBEN LAUGE,
NIELSEN, POUL ERIK HØJLUND
33: DK 31: PA 2009 00798 32: 2009/06/26
54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF
HYDROCARBONS FROM SYNTHESIS GAS
00: A process for the preparation of hydrocarbon
products comprising the steps of (a) providing a
synthesis gas comprising hydrogen, carbon
monoxide and carbon dioxide; (b) reacting the
synthesis gas to an oxygenate mixture comprising
methanol and dimethyl ether in presence of one or
more catalysts which together catalyse a reaction of
hydrogen and carbon monoxide to oxygenates at a
pressure of at least 4 MPa; (c) withdrawing from step
(b) the oxygenate mixture comprising amounts of
methanol, dimethyl ether, carbon dioxide and water
together with unreacted synthesis gas and
introducing the entire amount of the oxygenate
mixture without further treatment into a catalytic
oxygenate conversion step (d); (d) reacting the
oxygenate mixture in presence of a catalyst being
active in the conversion of oxygenates to higher
hydrocarbons; (e) withdrawing an effluent from step
(d) and separating the effluent into a tail gas, a liquid
hydrocarbon phase containing the higher
hydrocarbons produced in step.(d) and a liquid
aqueous phase, wherein the pressure employed in
steps (c) to (e) is substantially the same as
employed in step (b).
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pyridyl)benzaldehyde which can then effectively
been converted to N1-(t-butoxycarbonyl)-N2-(4(2'pyridyl)benzyl)hydrazine.
21: 2011/09540 22: 2010/06/24 43: 2013/01/04
51: C07D
71: PRIME EUROPEAN THERAPEUTICALS S.P.A.
(IN ABBREVIATED FORM EUTICALS S.P.A.)
72: ARGESE, MARIA, SCROCCHI, ROBERTO,
FEDELI, PALMA, GUAZZI, GIUSEPPE
33: EP 31: 09163878.3 32: 2009/06/26
54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF
ARYLPYRIDINYL COMPOUNDS
00: A process is described for the preparation of
arylpyridine compounds by aryl-aryl cross-coupling
reactions between a halopyridine and an
arylmagnesium halide carried out in the presence of
a catalytic amount of a zinc salt and a catalytic
amount of palladium complex with a bidentate
phosphine. The zinc salt is preferably selected from
ZnCl2, ZnBr2and/or Zn(OAc)2, while the palladium
complex with a bidentate phosphine is preferably
selected from the group of (1,2Bis(diphenylphosphino)ethane)palladium(II) chloride,
(1,3-Bis(diphenylphosphino)propane) palladium(II)
chloride and (1,4Bis(diphenylphosphino)butane)palladium(II) chloride.
Most preferred is (1,2Bis(diphenylphosphino)ethane)palladium(II) chloride.
It is thus possible to obtain molar yields higher than
95% calculated on the arylmagnesium halide and a
catalyticity less than 1 : 1500. The process is
particularly suitable for the preparation of 4-(2'-
21: 2011/09541 22: 2009/09/17 43: 2013/01/04
51: A61K; A61P
71: SANOFI
72: KOLHE, VINAY, KULKARNI, AMOL, KHULLAR,
PRAVEEN, PATEL, SHIRISHBAY, PHADKE,
YASHWANT, SARAVANAN, D, SHINGTE,
MANSING
33: IN 31: 1341/DEL/2009 32: 2009/06/30
54: SOLID PHARMACEUTICAL FIXED DOSE
COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING IRBESARTAN
AND AMLODIPINE, THEIR PREPARATION AND
THEIR THERAPEUTIC APPLICATION
00: The present invention is directed to solid stable
pharmaceutical fixed dose compositions comprising
irbesartan, amlodipine besilate and pharmaceutically
acceptable excipients, to their preparation and to
their therapeutic application.
21: 2011/09558 22: 2011/11/14 43: 2013/01/08
51: A61B, A61F, A61J, A61M
71: LANGERMAN, Susan Lourentz
72: LANGERMAN, Susan Lourentz
33: ZA 31: 2010/08135 32: 2010/11/12
54: HANDLING OF MENSTRUAL FLUID
00: A menstrual fluid collector for collecting, internally,
menstrual fluid secreted by a female subject during
menstruation includes a body that is receivable
within the vagina of a female subject. The body
defines a menstrual fluid collection cavity therein and
has an inlet formation which defines an inlet to the
cavity at an open end of the body. The inlet thus
forms a flow path for fluid into the cavity. The
collector further has a closure at the inlet which is
selectively displaceable between an open and a
closed inlet condition selectively to allow and
disallow flow of fluid into the collection cavity along
the flow path.
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21: 2011/5202 22: 2011/07/14 43: 2013/01/14
51: C12N C07K
71: BASF PLANT SCIENCE GMBH
72: FU, Huihua, SONG, Hee-Sook
33: EP 31: 08171968.4 32: 2008/12/17
54: BIDIRECTIONAL PROMOTER FROM Z. MAIS
00: The present invention is concerned with the
provision of means and methods for gene
expression. Specifically, it relates to a polynucleotide
comprising an expression control sequence which
allows for bidirectional expression of two nucleic acid
of interest being operatively linked thereto in
opposite orientations. Furthermore, vectors, host
cells, non-human transgenic organisms and
methods for expressing nucleic acids of interest are
provided which are based on the said
polynucleotide.
21: 2011/7069 22: 2011/09/28 43: 2013/01/04
51: H04W H04J H04L
71: NOKIA CORPORATION
72: KASSLIN, Mika, TIRRONEN, Mikko,
LEPPÄNEN, Kari, VIRTANEN, Sami
33: US 31: 12/396,834 32: 2009/03/03
54: BEACONING MODE FOR WIRELESS
COMMUNICATION
00: Embodiments of the present invention are directed
to facilitating apparatus interaction. In at least one
example embodiment of the present invention,
apparatuses may comprise both triggered
communication activities and automated
communication activities. Triggered 5
communication activities may correspond to, for
example, user and/or application instigated actions
in a wireless apparatus. Automated activities may
occur without any requirement for user intervention,
and further, without any notification to the user that
an action has occurred.
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21: 2011/7277 22: 2011/10/05 43: 2013/01/07
51: H04L G06F
71: NOKIA CORPORATION
72: SUKANEN, Jari, TAKANEN, Marko, LAURILA,
Toni
33: US 31: 12/401,062 32: 2009/03/10
54: METHOD, APPARATUS, AND SOFTWARE
FOR ON-DEMAND CONTENT MAPPING
00: An approach is provided for mapping content, such
as audio files, to associated metadata about the
content. The approach includes initiating a search
for local metadata associated with particular content.
It is determined whether the local meta data is
insufficient. A request for metadata associated with
the particular content is generated, if the local meta
data is insufficient. The request is sent to a metadata
service to obtain result data including metadata for
the particular content. A search of the result data
from the metadata service is initiated based on a
description of the particular content to obtain most
relevant metadata of the result data.
21: 2011/7319 22: 2011/10/06 43: 2013/01/07
51: H04W H04L G06F
71: NOKIA CORPORATION
72: SUKANEN, Jari, TAKANEN, Marko, LAURILA,
Toni
33: US 31: 12/401,125 32: 2009/03/10
33: US 31: 12/627,298 32: 2009/11/30
54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR
ACCESSING CONTENT BASED ON USER
GEOLOCATION
00: An approach is provided for mapping content, such
as audio files, to associated metadata about the
content. The approach includes initiating a search
for local metadata associated with particular content.
It is determined whether the local metadata is
insufficient. A request for metadata associated with
the particular content is generated, if the local
metadata is insufficient. There quest is sent to a
metadata service to obtain result data including
metadata for the particular content. A search of the
result data from the metadata service is initiated
based on a description of the particular content to
obtain most relevant metadata of the result data.
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21: 2011/7391 22: 2011/10/10 43: 2013/01/10
51: C09D
71: HI-SHEAR CORPORATION
72: STEPHAN, Johan, HAYES, Jeffrey
33: US 31: 61/160,176 32: 2009/03/13
54: ANTI-CORROSION AND LOW FRICTION
COATING
00: The anti-corrosion coating material contains
corrosion inhibiting inorganic constituents, or a
combination of inorganic and organic corrosion
inhibiting constituents, suspended in a polymeric
resin. The corrosion resistant composition includes a
salt of inorganic constituents, and alkaline Poly (3ammoniumpropylalkoxysiloxane) Carboxylic Acid
Salt (PCAS) as a corrosion inhibitor, suspended in a
polymeric resin remainder. The coating material may
be applied to metal parts but not limited to aircraft
fasteners, such as aircraft fastener parts, including
nuts and bolts, screws, rivets, and sleeved systems.
21: 2011/9422 22: 2011/12/21 43: 2013/01/02
51: H04W H04J
71: PANASONIC CORPORATION
72: IWAI, Takashi, NISHIO, Akihiko, IMAMURA,
Daichi, OGAWA, Yoshihiko, MATSUMOTO, Atsushi
33: JP 31: 2009-152647 32: 2009/06/26
54: RADIO COMMUNICATION APPARATUSES
AND RADIO COMMUNICATION METHOD
00: Provided are a radio communication mobile station
apparatus, a radio communication base station
apparatus and a radio communication method,
which make it possible to correctly switch between
transmission modes for a PUSCH and a PUCCH
while impeding signaling overhead from increasing.
A transmission mode setting unit (107) detects an
instruction given by a base station, the instruction
indicating a multiplexing method for a PUSCH and a
PUCCH. A trigger information reporting
determination unit (108) performs threshold
discrimination where PHR_pucch, which is
calculated by a PHR_control calculation unit (106), is
compared with a threshold value that depends on
the multiplexing method indicated by the instruction
given by the base station. Specifically, in a TDM
transmission mode, trigger information is reported if
PHR_pucch > X1[dBm] is satisfied. On the other
hand, in an FDM transmission mode, the trigger
information is reported if PHR_pucch < Y1[dBm] is
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satisfied. Based on a result of the threshold
discrimination, the trigger information reporting
determination unit (108) determines whether to
report the trigger information.
The present invention relates to the isolation,
purification and characterization of the
Lipopolysaccharide (LPS) from Ochrobactrum
intermedium strain LMG3306, and their use as
immunostimulant of mammalians, the process for the
preparation of a pharmaceutical compound for the
treatment and/or prevention of the sepsis and
adjuvant for a vaccine in immunosupressed animals
and against Leishmania.
21: 2011/9482 22: 2011/12/22 43: 2013/01/03
51: A61K C12N C07K
71: BASF SE
72: HÜMMERICH, Daniel, LIEBMANN, Burghard,
FEHR, Markus, SCHWALB, Carsten, BRÜSER,
Heike
33: EP 31: 09161837.1 32: 2009/06/03
54: RECOMBINANT PRODUCTION OF PEPTIDES
00: The present invention relates to repetitive selfassembling precursor proteins, nucleic acid
sequences and expression constructs encoding the
same, and to methods for recombinant production of
peptides using such precursor proteins.
21: 2012/00023 22: 2010/11/01 43: 2013/01/03
51: A61K; A61P; C12N
71: MIE UNIVERSITY, BIOCOMO CO., LTD.,
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BIOMEDICAL
INNOVATION
72: YASUTOMI, YASUHIRO, KAWANO, MITSUO,
NOSAKA, TETSUYA, FUKUMURA, MASAYUKI
33: JP 31: 2009-252218 32: 2009/11/02
54: INTRANASAL SPRAY-TYPE TUBERCULOSIS
VACCINE USING PARAMYXOVIRUS VECTOR
00: Disclosed is an intranasal spray-type tuberculosis
vaccine, which has a high prophylactic effect on
human tuberculosis, particularly adult tuberculosis.
The nebulizable tuberculosis vaccine for intranasal
dministration comprises a paramyxovirus gene
(particularly rhPIV2) having, integrated therein, a
gene encoding an &alpha;-antigen derived from an
acid-fast bacterium (e.g., an &alpha;-antigen derived
fromMycobacterium kansaiiorMycobacterium
bovisBCG), an analogue of the gene, or a variant of
the gene which has an equivalent function to that of
the gene.
21: 2012/00021 22: 2009/12/31 43: 2013/01/03
51: A61K
71: LABORATORIOS OVEJERO, S.A.
72: OVEJERO GUISASOLA, JUAN IGNACIO,
FRESNO ESCUDERO, MANUEL
33: ES 31: P200930265 32: 2009/06/04
54: LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE OF
OCHROBACTRUM INTERMEDIUM AND THEIR
USE AS IMMUNOSTIMULANT OF MAMMALIANS
00: -
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(P1-P6) are connected between contact elements
(120, 121) for contacting the filtration belts (110,
111). The apparatus (100) further includes means
(240, 250, 251) for applying a reverse polarity to one
of the belts to de-cake the belt, and means (260,
270, 280, 290) for recirculating filtrate from the distal
end (190) of a dewatering section (170) of the
apparatus to the proximal end (180).
21: 2012/00024 22: 2010/06/21 43: 2013/01/03
51: B01D
71: ELECTROKINETIC LIMITED
72: JONES, COLIN JOHN FRANCIS PHILIP,
LAMONT-BLACK, JOHN
33: GB 31: 0911198.0 32: 2009/06/29
33: GB 31: 0911199.8 32: 2009/06/29
54: AN ELECTROKINETIC BELT PRESS
APPARATUS AND A BELT THEREFOR
00: A belt (10) for an electrokinetic belt press (100)
comprises a woven material, and having an
electrical transfer zone (18) extending longitudinally
along the belt (10) between a filtration zone (12) and
an edge (22) of the belt (10), the electrical transfer
zone (18) comprising a plurality of electricallyconducting warp elements arranged as a plurality of
substantially parallel stripes (26), wherein adjacent
stripes (26) are separated from each other in the
transverse direction by at least one electricallyinsulating warp element (28). The stripes (26) may
be discontinuous in order to electrically isolate
discrete conducting zones (14) of the filtration zone
(14), the discontinuities being displaced
longitudinally from each other. Also, an electrokinetic
belt press apparatus (100) is described, comprising
a pair of filtration belts (110, 111), at least one of
which comprises a plurality of discrete conducting
areas (14). A plurality of independent power supplies
21: 2012/00026 22: 2010/07/01 43: 2013/01/03
51: C07D; A61K; A61P
71: SANOFI
72: CARRY, JEAN-CHRISTOPHE, SCHIO,
LAURENT, THOMPSON, FABIENNE, HALLEY,
FRANK, CERTAL, VICTOR, KARLSSON, KARL
ANDREAS
33: FR 31: 0903239 32: 2009/07/02
33: FR 31: 0957070 32: 2009/10/09
33: US 31: 61/241,100 32: 2009/09/10
54: NOVEL (6-OXO-1,6-DIHYDRO-PYRIMIDIN-2YL)-AMIDE DERIVATIVES, PREPARATION
THEREOF, AND PHARMACEUTICAL USE
THEREOF AS AKT(PKB) PHOSPHORYLATION
INHIBITORS
00: The invention relates to the novel materials of
formula (I), where: R1 is an optionally substituted
aryl or heteroaryl; R is an H or, when formed with
R1, a 5- or 6-member ring fused with an aryl or
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heretoaryl group optionally containing one or more of
O, S, N, NH, and Nalk, being optionally substituted;
R2 and R3 are, independently, an H, Hal, or alkyl
optionally substituted by one or more Hal; R4 is H;
and R5 is an H or alkyl optionally substituted by one
or more halogen atoms. Said materials being in any
isomeric form and the salts thereof, and are intended
for drugs, particularly AKT(PKB) phosphorylation
inhibitors.
21: 2012/00027 22: 2010/07/02 43: 2013/01/03
51: C07D; A61K; A61P, C07C
71: SANOFI
72: TABART, MICHEL, DESMAZEAU, PASCAL,
ABECASSIS, PIERRE-YVES
33: FR 31: 0903270 32: 2009/07/03
54: PYRAZOLE DERIVATIVES, PREPARATION
THEREOF, AND THERAPEUTIC USE THEREOF
00: The invention relates to pyrazole derivatives of the
general formula (I), where X is chlorine or fluorine.
The invention also relates to a method for preparing
same and to the therapeutic use thereof.
72: TARCIC, NORA, BAR-ZOHAR, DAN, KOFLER,
DINA
33: US 31: 61/269,070 32: 2009/06/19
54: TREATMENT OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
WITH LAQUINIMOD
00: The subject invention provides for methods of
reducing the relapse rate and/or reducing the
accumulation of physical disability in a relapsingremitting multiple sclerosis human patient, the
method comprising orally administering to the patient
a daily dose of 0.6 mg laquinimod. The subject
invention also provides for pharmaceutical oral unit
dosage forms of 0.6 mg laquinimod for use in
reducing the relapse rate and/or for use in reducing
the accumulation of physical disability in a relapsingremitting multiple sclerosis human patient.
21: 2012/00032 22: 2010/06/29 43: 2013/01/-03
51: B06B
71: PLASCAR INDÚSTRIA DE COMPONENTES
PLÁSTICOS LTDA
72: SILVA, JOSÉ DONIZETI DA, TIRABOSCHI,
MARCIO
33: BR 31: PI 0902289-9 32: 2009/07/02
54: WHEEL OF POLYMERIC MATERIAL
00: The present wheel comprises a body (C) formed by
a median disc (10) provided with a central hole (11),
to be mounted to a shaft end of a vehicle, and a
plurality of eccentric holes (12) for the passage of
fixing bolts; and by a peripheral ring (20) configured
to retain a vehicle tire, said wheel having its body (C)
injected, in a single piece, in a polymeric composite
material comprising, in a homogeneous mixture,
from 40% to 70% of a thermoplastic polymeric
matrix, from 30% to 60% of synthetic fibers and from
0.01% to 10% of additives.
21: 2012/00029 22: 2010/06/18 43: 2013/01/14
51: A01N; A61K
71: TEVA PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES LTD.
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21: 2012/00050 22: 2009/07/24 43: 2013/01/04
51: H04W
71: TELEFONAKTIEBOLAGET L M ERICSSON
(PUBL)
72: LINDHOLM, FREDRIK, HALLENSTÅL,
MAGNUS
33: - 31: - 32: 54: TERMINAL IDENTIFIERS IN A
COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK
00: A method and apparatus for allocating an identifier
to a terminal in a communications network. A core
network controlling node, such as a Mobility
Management Entity (MME) receives an International
Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) and an
International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) from
the terminal. Subscription information is determined
using both the IMSI and the IMEI. A temporary
identifier that can be used to identify the terminal is
then allocated to the subscription information.
21: 2012/00051 22: 2010/07/09 43: 2013/01/04
51: A61K; A61Q
71: UNILEVER PLC
72: SINHA, GEETANJALI, GOLDING, STEPHEN,
THORNTHWAITE, DAVID WILLIAM, GREEN,
ALISON KATHARINE, AGARWAL, RUPESH
KUMAR
33: IN 31: 1729/MUM/2009 32: 2009/07/29
54: A DENTIFRICE COMPOSITION COMPRISING
POLYETHYLENEGLYCOL AND A COOLING
AGENT
00: The invention relates to a dentifrice composition
comprising: (i) 40 to 60 weight% Polyethyleneglycol
or a derivative thereof; and, (ii) 0.01 to 2 weight% Nsubstituted p-menthane carboxamide. Preferred Nsubstituted p-menthane carboxamide is selected
from N-(4- cyanomethylphenyl)pmenthanecarboxamide, N-(4-sulfamoylphenyl)pmenthanecarboxamide, N-(4-cyanophenyl)pmenthanecarboxamide, N-(4-acetylphenyl)p
menthanecarboxamide, N-(4-hydroxymethylphenyl)p
menthanecarboxamide, or N-(3-hydroxy-4methoxyphenyl) p menthanecarboxamide. The
invention is based on the finding that the bitter taste
associated with dentifrice compositions which
contain Polyethyleneglycol can be effectively
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masked when the dentifrice contains a N-substituted
p-menthane Carboxamide.
21: 2012/00052 22: 2010/07/23 43: 2013/01/04
51: H04L; H04W
71: TELEFONAKTIEBOLAGET LM ERICSSON
(PUBL)
72: FOTI, GEORGE
33: US 31: 12/611,631 32: 2009/11/03
33: US 31: 61/229,319 32: 2009/07/29
54: POLICIES TRANSFER FOR SESSION
TRANSFER
00: A system and method for transferring policies
associated with a unicast session from one terminal
node to another makes use of the IPTV controller in
the network to obtain decryption keys that allow the
transfer of viewing policies between the nodes when
the program transfer is effected.
21: 2012/00055 22: 2010/06/24 43: 2013/01/04
51: C06B; A62D; F42B
71: MAXAMCORP HOLDING S.L.
72: LUBBE, CARL HERMANUS, HARRIS, DELANA,
BOTIJA GONZÁLEZ, JOSÉ MANUEL, BEITIA
GÓMEZ DE SEGURA, FERNANDO MARÍA
33: EP 31: 09382190.8 32: 2009/10/01
33: US 31: 61/220,020 32: 2009/06/24
54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CHEMICAL
AND/OR MECHANICAL REMEDIATION OF NITRO
COMPOUNDS AND NITRATE ESTERS
00: Systems and methods for chemoremediation or
mechanical destruction of undetonated explosive
materials. An explosive apparatus contains an
explosive material in close proximity to a chemical
reagent selected for its chemoremediative
properties. A barrier is interposed between the
explosive material and the chemical reagent to delay
the chemoremediation of the explosive material.
Alternatively a water expandable material may be
incorporated into the explosive material, whereby
upon exposure to moisture the water absorbing
material will expand sufficiently to fragment the
explosive material into initiation insensitive particles.
Initiation insensitivity is achieved by incorporation of
water, which acts as a desensitizing agent as well as
fragmenting the explosive material into particles
sufficiently small that they are below the critical
diameter for explosive initiation. The present
invention also relates to self-degradable, shaped
explosive formulations, comprising an explosive
material and a water expandable material.
21: 2012/00056 22: 2010/06/22 43: 2013/01/04
51: H04W, H04B
71: NTT DOCOMO, INC.
72: HAPSARI, WURI ANDARMAWANTI, IWAMURA,
MIKIO, ISHII, MINAMI, UMESH, ANIL, TAKAHASHI,
HIDEAKI
33: JP 31: 2009-148134 32: 2009/06/22
54: MOBILE COMMUNICATION METHOD, RADIO
BASE STATION, AND RELAY NODE
00: A mobile communication method according to the
present invention comprising a step A in which,
when a predetermined trigger is detected, the radio
base station DeNB notifies the relay node RN of a
transmission timing of an MBSFN subrame by a
signal for changing the configuration of an RRC
connection that is set between the radio base station
DeNB and the relay node RN, a step B in which the
radio base station DeNB performs scheduling such
that a downlink signal is transmitted to the relay
node RN at the transmission timing of the MBSFN
subrame, and a step C in which the relay node RN
performs scheduling such that a downlink sgnal is
transmitted at a timing other than the transmission
timing of the MBSFN subframe.
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system and provides an indication of the inflation
pressure of the tyre. The data obtained by sampling
the output of the first sensor system may be used to
determine the total load borne by the platform, and /
or the direction of travel of the tyre over the platform,
and / or the speed of travel of the tyre over the
platform and / or the tracking angle of the vehicle
tyre. The data may also be used to determine a time
interval during which data from the second sensor
system is to be used to provide a representative
sensor load value.
21: 2012/00073 22: 2012/01/05 43: 2013/01/07
51: A01N, A01P
71: Bayer CropScience AG
72: SUTY-HEINZE, Anne
33: EP 31: 09164800.6 32: 2009/07/07
54: PROCESS FOR IMPROVING SEEDLING
GROWTH AND/OR EARLY EMERGENCE OF
CROPS
00: The present invention relates to the use of a
penflufen for increasing the seedling growth and/or
the early emergence of crops. Furthermore, the
present invention relates to a process for improving
the seedling growth and/or the early emergence of
crops.
21: 2012/00081 22: 2010/06/08 43: 2013/01/07
51: G01L
71: WHEELRIGHT LIMITED
72: TAYLOR, PAUL MICHAEL GERALD,
RATHBONE, DAVID
33: GB 31: 0909815.3 32: 2009/06/08
54: VEHICLE TYRE CHECKING SYSTEM
00: Apparatus (4; 5) for checking the inflation pressure
of a tyre (3) of a vehicle (2) whilst the tyre is being
moved over the apparatus in a direction of travel (A).
The apparatus comprises a base (7), a platform (8)
which is mounted over the base, a first load sensor
system (9) arranged between the platform and the
base, and a second load sensor system (12)
mounted on an upper surface of the platform and
comprising a linear array of high resolution sensors
(13, 25) extending across the platform. A data
processing unit (6) processes data obtained by
sampling the outputs of the first and second sensor
21: 2012/00082 22: 2010/06/24 43: 2013/01/07
51: F03B
71: DESIGN TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION
LIMITED
72: TONKIN, MARK CHRISTOPHER
33: GB 31: 0910867.1 32: 2009/06/24
54: WATER POWER GENERATORS
00: An apparatus (2) for placement on or in a body of
flowing water (8) for generating hydroelectric power.
The apparatus comprises a generally horizontal rotor
(6) driven by the water flowing (14) past it to
generate electrical power. A method of generating
hydroelectric power. The method comprises placing
an apparatus in or on a body of water and allowing
water to flow past a generally horizontally disposed
rotor to turn it and generate electrical power.
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51: C08L; C08K
71: MITSUBISHI GAS CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC.
72: MITADERA, JUN, KUROKAWA, MASASHI
33: JP 31: 2009-137467 32: 2009/06/08
54: POLYAMIDE RESIN COMPOSITION AND
MOLDED ARTICLE
00: Provided is a composition of a polyamide resin
containing metaxylene groups, the composition
comprising a polyamide (A) constituted of diamine
units including 1,3-bis(aminomethyl)cyclohexane
units and dicarboxylic acid units and at least an
aromatic secondary amine compound (B) or a
phenolic antioxidant (D), the composition having a
coefficient of oxygen permeability at 23ºC and 75%
2
RH of 1.5 cc·mm/m ·day·atm or lower. This
composition hence has excellent gas-barrier
properties and resistance to thermal deterioration.
21: 2012/00120 22: 2010/06/09 43: 2013/01/07
51: C08L; C08G; C08K; F16L
71: MITSUBISHI GAS CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC.
72: MITADERA, JUN, KUROKAWA, MASASHI
33: JP 31: 2009-138490 32: 2009/06/09
54: POLYAMIDE RESIN COMPOSITION AND
MOLDED PRODUCT
00: Disclosed is a m-xylene group-containing polyamide
resin composition having excellent gas barrier
properties and heat aging resistance, which contains
(A) a polyamide composed of a diamine unit
containing 30% by mole or more of a mxylylenediamine unit and a dicarboxylic acid unit and
(B) an aromatic secondary amine based compound
and has an oxygen permeability coefficient of not
2
more than 1cc·mm/m ·day·atm at 23&deg;C and
75% RH.
21: 2012/00122 22: 2010/06/08 43: 2013/01/07
51: A61K
71: AMUNIX OPERATING INC.
72: CLELAND, JEFFREY L, SCHELLENBERGER,
VOLKER, SILVERMAN, JOSHUA, STEMMER,
WILLEM P, WANG, CHAI-WEI, GEETHING,
NATHAN, SPINK, BENJAMIN
33: US 31: 12/699,761 32: 2010/02/03
33: US 31: 61/236,836 32: 2009/08/25
33: US 31: 61/268,193 32: 2009/06/08
33: US 31: 61/280,955 32: 2009/11/10
33: US 31: PCT/US2010/023106 32: 2010/02/03
54: GLUCOSE-REGULATING POLYPEPTIDES
AND METHODS OF MAKING AND USING SAME
00: The present invention relates to compositions
comprising glucose regulating peptides linked to
extended recombinant polypeptide (XTEN), isolated
nucleic acids encoding the compositions and vectors
and host cells containing the same, and methods of
making and using such compositions in treatment of
glucose regulating peptide-related diseases,
disorders, and conditions.
21: 2012/00124 22: 2010/07/08 43: 2013/01/07
51: A61K
71: CHRONOS THERAPEUTICS LIMITED
72: MELLOR, ELIZABETH JANE, YOUDELL,
MICHAEL, AYLING, JONATHAN, AKOULITCHEV,
ALEXANDRE
33: GB 31: 0911888.6 32: 2009/07/08
54: METHOD OF TREATING AGE RELATED
DISORDERS
00: The present invention relates to the use of fujimycin
for the treatment of a disorder related to the
chronological and/or replicative life-span of a cell,
and to methods for increasing the replicative life
span of a cell, said method comprising disrupting the
function of a polynucleotide or gene encoding a
polypeptide comprising SEQ ID No: 1, 3 or 5.
21: 2012/00125 22: 2010/07/08 43: 2013/01/07
51: G01N
71: CHRONOS THERAPEUTICS LIMITED
72: YOUDELL, MICHAEL, MELLOR, ELIZABETH
JANE, AKOULITCHEV, ALEXANDRE, NAIR,
ANITHA
33: GB 31: 0911885.2 32: 2009/07/08
54: SCREENING METHOD FOR CELL AGING
00: The present invention relates to a method for
increasing the chronological lifespan of a cell
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comprising disrupting the function of at least one of
the SAGA1 SLIK and/or SALSA complexes in said
cell.
21: 2012/0015 22: 2012/01/03 43: 2013/01/03
51: A01N A01P
71: BASF SE
72: DIETZ, Jochen, HADEN, Egon, GROTE,
Thomas, GEWEHR, Markus, STOLZ, Silke
33: EP 31: 09162101.1 32: 2009/06/05
54: SYNERGISTIC FUNGICIDAL MIXTURES
00: The present invention relates to fungicidal mixtures,
comprising a compound of formula (I) and one
fungicidal component Il selected from groups A') to
C') as defined in the description, and to compositions
comprising these mixtures.
21: 2012/00159 22: 2010/06/08 43: 2013/01/11
51: F01K; F02C; F17D
71: THERMONETICS LTD.
72: SIKORA, PAUL
33: EP 31: 09162513.7 32: 2009/06/11
54: SYSTEM FOR EFFICIENT FLUID
DEPRESSURISATION
00: The present invention relates to a system for
depressurisation of high pressure pipeline fluids. The
system may provide for net power generation
without the pressurised fluid undergoing liquefaction
or solidification or unacceptable temperature
reduction as a result of a Joule-Thompson process.
The system is particularly relevant for depressurising
high pressure natural gas pipelines in an energy
efficient manner whilst making possible net power
generation. The system for depressurisation of a
pressurised fluid in a pipeline comprises at least one
depressuriser for expanding the fluid in the pipeline
to a lower pressure; and a transcritical heat pump for
circulating a supercritical fluid, wherein the
supercritical fluid undergoes cooling so as to release
heat for transmission to the pressurised fluid in the
pipeline prior to at least one expansion of said
pressurised fluid.
21: 2012/00160 22: 2010/08/06 43: 2013/01/11
51: C07C
71: SUMITOMO CHEMICAL COMPANY, LIMITED
72: HIROTA, MASAJI, MIYAZAKI, HIROYUKI, ITOH,
TADAYOSHI
33: JP 31: 2009-185696 32: 2009/08/10
54: PROCESS FOR PREPARATION OF
(FLUOROALKYLTHIO) ACETIC ACID ESTERS
00: Disclosed is a process for producing a
(fluoroalkylthio)acetic acid ester represented by the
1
2
formula (3) wherein R, R and R have the same
meanings as defined below, which comprises
reacting a thioglycolic acid ester represented by the
formula (1) wherein R represents a hydrogen atom
or an alkyl group having 1 to 5 carbon atoms, and
1
R represents an alkyl group having 1 to 4 carbon
atoms, with fluoroolefin represented by the formula
2
(2) wherein R &nbsp;represents a fluoroalkyl group
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having 1 to 5 carbon atoms, in the presence of a
radical generator.
21: 2012/00162 22: 2010/07/30 43: 2013/01/11
51: A23L; A23C; C12G
71: OTSUKA PHARMACEUTICAL CO., LTD.
72: KITSUTAKA, HIROSHI, HORIO, SACHIO,
ODARIGI, HISA, HONJO, KAORI, NAGAYASU,
MACHIKO
33: JP 31: 2009-180075 32: 2009/07/31
33: JP 31: 2009-185172 32: 2009/08/07
33: JP 31: 2010-096384 32: 2010/04/19
54: CARBONATED DRINK COMPRISING
SOYBEAN FLOUR OR SOYBEAN MILK
00: An object of the present invention is to provide a
carbonated beverage containing soybean powder or
soymilk, wherein the carbonated beverage is
provided with a refreshing carbonic acid flavor as
well as nutrients and good flavor derived from
soybeans, and the soybean-derived ingredient is
stably maintained without becoming coagulated
even when the content of the soybean-derived
ingredient is high. By adjusting the pH of the
carbonated beverage containing soybean powder
and/or soymilk to 5.7 or higher, it is possible to
stably maintain the soybean-derived ingredient
without coagulation, and to provide the beverage
with a refreshing carbonic acid flavor as well as
nutrients and good flavor derived from soybeans.
21: 2012/00163 22: 2010/06/30 43: 2013/01/11
51: A23J; A23L
71: BURCON NUTRASCIENCE (MB) CORP.
72: GREEN, BRENT E, SCHWEIZER, MARTIN,
GOSNELL, BRANDY, SEGALL, KEVIN I, MEDINA,
SARAH
33: US 31: 61/213,647 32: 2009/06/30
54: PREPARATION OF SOY PROTEIN ISOLATE
USING CALCIUM CHLORIDE EXTRACTION
("S703")
00: A soy protein product having a protein content of at
least about 60 wt% (N x 6.25) d.b., preferably an
isolate, is formed by a procedure in which soy
protein is extracted from a soy source material using
an aqueous calcium chloride solution at low pH,
generally about 1.5 to about 5, and separating the
resulting aqueous soy protein solution from residual
soy protein source. The resulting clarified aqueous
soy protein solution may be diluted and the pH
adjusted within the range of 1.5-5.0. The solution
may be concentrated by ultrafiltration, diafiltered and
then dried to provide the soy protein product. The
soy protein product is soluble in acidic medium and
produces transparent, heat stable solutions and
hence may be used for protein fortification of soft
drinks and sports drinks.
21: 2012/00164 22: 2010/04/29 43: 2013/01/11
51: G01N
71: SHANDONG JIAOTONG UNIVERSITY
72: ZHANG, PENG, FENG, JINXIANG, GUO,
XINGYU, WANG, XUGUANG, HAN, YING, KONG,
XIANGZHEN, WANG, HUIJUN, LI, XIANGGUI,
GUAN, ZHIGUANG, JIA, QIAN, ZHANG, JIWEI,
WU, QINGZHEN
33: CN 31: 200910017811.1 32: 2009/08/10
54: A GASBAG TYPE PAVEMENT
ACCELERATED LOADING TESTING
APPARATUS
00: Disclosed is a gasbag type pavement testing
apparatus, comprising a main frame (7), roller
wheels (1) and a pneumatic suspension frame
system which consists of gasbags (2), ventilated
bolts (5), spokes (6), an inflating valve (10), a
communicating shaft (11) and rockers (3). The
gasbags (2), ventilated bolts (5), spokes (6), inflating
valve (10), and communicating shaft (11) constitute
an air storing space interconnecting each gasbag,
the air storing space is inflated or deflated through
the inflating valve (1), and the rockers (3) are hingejointed with the spokes (6). The spokes (6), rockers
(3) and the communicating shaft (11) constitute a
spoke assembly. The roller wheels (1) are driven by
the spoke assembly to rotate round the
communicating shaft (11), the roller wheels (1)
contact the pavement in turn under the joint action of
the gasbags (2) and the spoke assembly to simulate
the practical situation and hence conduct the rolling
test for the pavement. The testing apparatus
performs the test with higher accuracy and higher
efficiency.
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21: 2012/00166 22: 2010/07/30 43: 2013/01/11
51: C07K
71: GLYCOTOPE GMBH
72: GOLETZ, STEFFEN, DANIELCZYK, ANTJE,
STAHN, RENATE, KARSTEN, UWE
33: EP 31: 09009942.5 32: 2009/07/31
33: US 31: 61/230,211 32: 2009/07/31
54: MUC1 ANTIBODIES
00: The present invention pertains to anti-mucin
antibodies having improved antigen binding and/or
recognition properties as well as a method for
improving the antigen binding and/or recognition of
an anti-mucin antibody. In particular, the present
invention is directed to anti-MUC1 antibodies which
are useful in the treatment of cancer.
21: 2012/00198 22: 2010/07/15 43: 2013/01/17
51: C07C; C12P
71: BUTAMAX(TM) ADVANCED BIOFUELS LLC
72: PARTEN, WILLIAM D, XU, YIHUI TOM
33: US 31: 61/225,662 32: 2009/07/15
54: RECOVERY OF BUTANOL FROM A MIXTURE
OF BUTANOL, WATER AND AN ORGANIC
EXTRACTANT
00: A process for recovering butanol from a mixture
comprising a water-immiscible organic extractant,
water, butanol, and optionally a non-condensable
gas, is provided. The butanol is selected from 1butanol, isobutanol, and mixtures thereof. An
overhead stream from a first distillation column is
decanted into two liquid phases. The wet butanol
phase is refined in a second distillation column; the
aqueous phase is returned to the first distillation
column. A portion of the wet butanol phase from the
decanter is also returned to the first distillation
column. The extractant comprises at least one
solvent selected from the group consisting of C7to
C22fatty alcohols, C7to C22fatty acids, esters of C7to
C22fatty acids, C7to C22fatty aldehydes, and mixtures
thereof.
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21: 2012/00199 22: 2010/07/15 43: 2013/01/17
51: C07C; C12P
71: BUTAMAX(TM) ADVANCED BIOFUELS LLC
72: PARTEN, WILLIAM D, XU, YIHUI TOM
33: US 31: 61/225,659 32: 2009/07/15
54: RECOVERY OF BUTANOL FROM A MIXTURE
OF BUTANOL, WATER AND AN ORGANIC
EXTRACTANT
00: A process for recovering butanol from a mixture
comprising a water-immiscible organic extractant,
water, butanol, and optionally a non-condensable
gas, is provided. The butanol is selected from 1butanol, isobutanol, and mixtures thereof. An
overhead stream from a first distillation column is
decanted into two liquid phases. The wet butanol
phase is returned to the first distillation column as
reflux. A bottom stream from the first distillation
column is refined in a second distillation column to
obtain a second overhead stream comprising
butanol and a second bottoms stream comprising
the extractant. The extractant comprises at least one
solvent selected from the group consisting of C7to
C22fatty alcohols, C7to C22fatty acids, esters of C7to
C22fatty acids, C7to C22fatty aldehydes, and mixtures
thereof.
21: 2012/00200 22: 2010/07/05 43: 2013/01/11
51: C07K; A61K; C12N
71: INSTITUTE FOR ANIMAL HEALTH
72: BRITTON, PAUL, BICKERTON, ERICA,
ARMESTO, MARIA
33: GB 31: 0911794.6 32: 2009/07/07
54: CHIMAERIC PROTEIN
00: The present invention provides a chimaeric
coronavirus S protein which is based on an S protein
from a coronavirus strain with restricted tissue
tropism, but which comprises at least part of the S2
subunit from a coronavirus strain with extended
tissue tropism, such that a virus comprising the
chimaeric S protein has extended tissue tropism.
The present invention also provides a virus
comprising such a chimaeric S protein.
21: 2012/00203 22: 2010/06/15 43: 2013/01/11
51: C09C; D21H
71: OMYA DEVELOPMENT AG
72: GANE, PATRICK A C, SCHÖLKOPF, JOACHIM,
GERARD, DANIEL
33: EP 31: 09162738.0 32: 2009/06/15
33: US 31: 61/269,242 32: 2009/06/22
54: PROCESS FOR PREPARING SURFACEREACTED CALCIUM CARBONATE AND ITS USE
00: The present invention relates to an economic
process for preparing surface-reacted calcium
carbonate. The present invention further relates to a
surface-reacted calcium carbonate having an
increased specific BET surface area, and the use of
a process for adjusting the specific BET surface
area.
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21: 2012/00204 22: 2011/04/12 43: 2013/01/11
51: H04L; H04B
71: MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION
72: ITO, DAISUKE, MUKAI, HIROAKI, TANAKA,
MASAKI
33: JP 31: 2010/092120 32: 2010/04/13
54: COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, STATION-SIDE
OPTICAL LINE TERMINATING APPARATUS,
USER-SIDE OPTICAL LINE TERMINATING
APPARATUS, CONTROL APPARATUS, AND
COMMUNICATION METHOD
00: An optical communication system that connects a
plurality of user-side optical line terminating
apparatuses (hereinafter referred to as ONUs) to a
station-side optical line terminating apparatus
(hereinafter referred to as OLT) using of a common
optical fiber, wherein the ONU as at least a part of
the ONUs includes a transceiver having a power
saving function for inactivating a transmitting unit
while supplying electric power to a receiving unit and
a control apparatus that transmits support
information of the power saving function to the OLT
via the transceiver, and the OLT includes a control
apparatus that generates transmission allowance
information of upstream communication based on
the power saving function and a transceiver that
receives the support information of the power saving
function and transmits the transmission allowance
information to the ONU.
21: 2012/00205 22: 2010/07/09 43: 2013/01/11
51: C12N; A61K; A61P; A01N
71: LOWDELL, MARK
72: LOWDELL, MARK
33: US 31: 61/224,771 32: 2009/07/10
33: US 31: 61/301,529 32: 2010/02/04
54: PRESERVED COMPOSITIONS OF
ACTIVATED NK CELLS AND METHODS OF
USING THE SAME
00: Disclosed herein are activated NK cells that exhibit
durable and prolonged activity in the absence of the
activating agent and retain their activated state after
preservation. Methods of administrating the NK cells
to a patient do not require co-administration of the
activating agent, and thus, pharmaceutical
compositions comprising the NK cells may remain
substantially free of the activating agent, such as
CD15+ LAK_resistant tumor cells.
21: 2012/00206 22: 2010/07/29 43: 2013/01/11
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51: C07C
71: ARKEMA FRANCE
72: SCHMITT, PAUL-GUILLAUME
33: FR 31: 0955398 32: 2009/07/31
33: US 31: 61/234,680 32: 2009/08/18
54: ORGANIC-SULPHIDE COMPOSITION WITH
MASKED ODOUR
00: The present invention relates to the masking of the
odour of organic sulphides and more particularly that
of alkyl sulphides or of dialkyl sulphides, especially
dimethyl sulphide, and also of oxides thereof, and
especially of dimethyl sulphoxide, by addition to said
organic sulphides of at least one odour-masking
agent comprising at least one monoester, at least
one diester or triester, at least one alcohol, at least
one ketone and, optionally, at least one terpene.
21: 2012/00207 22: 2010/07/12 43: 2013/01/17
51: E21C
71: ELEMENT SIX GMBH
72: FLYNN, GERALD FRANCIS, HILDEBRAND,
KARL-GEORG, LACHMANN, FRANK FRIEDRICH
33: GB 31: 0912022.1 32: 2009/07/10
54: ATTACK TOOL ASSEMBLY
00: An attack tool assembly (10) comprising an attack
tool having a shank (23) extending therefrom, the
shank (23) having a longitudinal axis; and a holder
having a holder body (31) and a bore for receiving
the shank (23) of the attack tool (10); the holder
being adapted to receive the shank (23) in a
configuration in which it prevents the shank (23)
from rotating relative to the bore when the holder is
in an engaged condition, and in which it allows the
shank (23) to be rotatable relative to the bore when
the holder is in a disengaged condition, so as to
enable the shank (23) to be selectively securable to
the holder in a required orientation about the
longitudinal axis. The attack tool assembly (10) is
particularly but not exclusively for use in the
degradation of rock or asphalt bodies for formations,
such as in soft rock mining and asphalt milling.
21: 2012/00221 22: 2012/01/11 43: 2013/01/11
51: A61M
71: PFIZER LIMITED
72: SMITH, Ian, Joseph
33: US 31: 61/223,441 32: 2009/07/07
54: DOSE UNIT, PACK OF DOSE UNITS AND
INHALER FOR INHALATION OF COMBINATION
OF DRUGS
00: The invention relates to a dose unit for a dry powder
inhaler comprising: - a dose carrier including a
plurality of pockets (17) each adapted to contain a
dose of medication powder suitable for inhalation,
said pockets being sequentially arranged such that
the content of the pockets (17) can be sequentially
exposed to a flow of air for successive inhalations
and - a plurality of medication powder doses (X)
arranged in pockets (17) of the dose carrier (15).
The doses are regularly distributed in the pockets
according to a sequence of identical groups, each
group including at least one blank pocket (B) and
one pocket containing a dose of medication powder
(X). The invention also relates to a pack (105)
comprised of one such dose unit (105a) and one
further dose unit (105b) with all pockets containing a
medication powder (Y). The invention further relates
to a dry powder inhaler including such a pack (105)
of dose units.
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21: 2012/00254 22: 2010/07/15 43: 2013/01/14
51: A61K
71: INTELLIKINE, INC.
72: LI, LIANSHENG, REN, PINGDA, LIU, YI,
WILSON, TROY EDWARD, CHAN, KATRINA,
ROMMEL, CHRISTIAN
33: US 31: 12/503,776 32: 2009/07/15
54: CERTAIN CHEMICAL ENTITIES,
COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS
00: Chemical entities that modulate PI3 kinase activity,
pharmaceutical compositions containing the
chemical entities, and methods of using these
chemical entities for treating diseases and conditions
associated with PO kinase activity are described
herein.
21: 2012/00255 22: 2010/07/07 43: 2013/01/14
51: A61K; A61L; A61P
71: ALCON RESEARCH, LTD.
72: KETELSON, HOWARD ALLEN, MEADOWS,
DAVID L, DAVIS, JAMES W
33: US 31: 61/223,599 32: 2009/07/07
54: OPHTHALMIC ETHYLENEOXIDE
BUTYLENEOXIDE BLOCK COPOLYMER
COMPOSITIONS
00: The present invention relates to compositions
comprising ethyleneoxide butyleneoxide block
copolymers and a galactomannan such as guar. The
compositions are particularly well suited for
ophthalmic applications such as contact lens
disinfection and rewetting. Methods for the treatment
of dry eye using the compositions of the present
invention are also contemplated.
21: 2012/00256 22: 2010/06/15 43: 2013/01/14
51: H01L; F24J
71: FISHLER, YEHOSHUA
72: FISHLER, YEHOSHUA
33: US 31: 61/187,060 32: 2009/06/15
54: ELECTRICAL GRID SOLAR ENERGY
HARVESTING SYSTEM
00: A system for harvesting solar energy from an electric
grid comprising a solar panel including an insulating
material and a photovoltaic module attached to the
insulating material, said solar panel adapted to be
mounted onto a live power line in said electric grid.
21: 2012/00279 22: 2010/06/15 43: 2013/01/14
51: C02F
71: SAUDI ARABIAN OIL COMPANY, SIEMENS
ENERGY, INC
72: CONNER, WILLIAM G, SCHULTZ, THOMAS E,
HOWDESHELL, MICHAEL, FELCH, CHAD L,
PATTERSON, MATTHEW, SHAFARIK, SAMUEL,
COOLEY, CURT, AL-HAJRI, MOHAMMED A
33: US 31: 61/186,983 32: 2009/06/15
33: US 31: 61/224,000 32: 2009/07/08
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54: SUSPENDED MEDIA MEMBRANE
BIOLOGICAL REACTOR SYSTEM AND
PROCESS INCLUDING SUSPENSION SYSTEM
00: A wastewater treatment system is provided
comprising a biological reactor having a separation
subsystem, a suspension system and a membrane
operating system. The separation subsystem is
constructed and arranged to maintain adsorbent
material in the biological reactor with a mixed liquor.
The suspension system is positioned in the
biological reactor and is constructed and arranged to
maintain adsorbent material in suspension with
mixed liquor. The membrane operating system is
located downstream of the biological reactor and is
constructed and arranged to receive treated mixed
liquor from the biological reactor and discharge a
membrane permeate.
21: 2012/00280 22: 2010/07/16 43: 2013/01/14
51: B65D
71: LEISCH BERATUNGS- UND BETEILIGUNGSGMBH
72: FURTNER, JOSEF
33: AT 31: A 1114/2009 32: 2009/07/16
54: FOLDING BOX
00: The invention relates to a folding box (1), comprising
a bottom (2) and several side walls (3), which are
rotatably connected to the bottom (2), wherein the
bottom (2) has a first concave/convex connection
surface (a) and at least one side wall (3) has a
second convex/concave connection surface (b),
which interacts with the first connection surface (a) in
order to connect the at least one side wall (3) to the
bottom (2). According to the invention, the bottom (2)
has a third concave/convex connection surface (c)
and the at least one side wall (3) has a fourth
convex/concave connection surface (d), wherein the
third and/or the fourth connection surface (c, d) is
cylindrical. The third and the fourth connection
surfaces (c, d) are arranged in such a way that a
sliding of the at least one side wall (3) relative to the
bottom (2) in the second direction (x2) is enabled in
a first rotational position of the side wall (3) and is
prevented in a second rotational position.
21: 2012/00307 22: 2012/01/16 43: 2013/01/16
51: A01N, A01P
71: Bayer CropScience AG
72: ANDERSCH, Wolfram, PITTA, Leonardo,
HUNGENBERG, Heike
33: EP 31: 09165661.1 32: 2009/07/16
54: USE OF PHENYL TRIAZOLES FOR
CONTROLLING INSECTS AND SPIDER MITES BY
SPLASHING, MISTING OR IMMERSION OR BY
TREATMENT OF SEEDS
00: The invention relates to the use of compounds of
formula (I), wherein R1 and R2 can be defined as in
the description, for controlling animal pests such as
insects and/or spider mites and/or nematodes by
treating the soil/growth substrate by splashing,
misting or immersion or by the treatment of seeds.
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21: 2012/00309 22: 2012/01/16 43: 2013/01/18
51: A01N
71: Bayer CropScience AG
72: ANDERSCH, Wolfram, HUNGENBERG, Heike
33: DE 31: 102009027772.2 32: 2009/07/16
54: SYNERGISTIC ACTIVE SUBSTANCE
COMBINATIONS CONTAINING PHENYL
TRIAZOLES
00: The invention relates to novel active substance
combinations which contain at least one known
compound of formula (I), wherein R1 and R2 are
defined as in the description, and at least one
additional known active substance from groups (2) to
(27) mentioned in the description and which are
excellent combinations for controlling animal pests
such as insects and undesired acarids and
phytopathogenic fungi.
21: 2012/00312 22: 2009/12/30 43: 2013/01/18
51: A47J
71: KONINKLIJKE DOUWE EGBERTS B.V.
72: KAMERBEEK, RALF, KOELING, HENDRIK
CORNELIS, BIESHEUVEL, AREND CORNELIS
JACOBUS, FLAMAND, JOHN HENRI, POST VAN
LOON, ANGENITA DOROTHEA
33: EP 31: 09162895.8 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162914.7 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162931.1 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09163310.7 32: 2009/06/19
33: EP 31: 09167851.6 32: 2009/08/13
33: EP 31: 09170590.5 32: 2009/09/17
54: CAPSULE, SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR
PREPARING A PREDETERMINED QUANTITY OF
BEVERAGE SUITABLE FOR CONSUMPTION
00: The invention relates to a system (1), method and
capsule (2) for preparing a predetermined quantity of
beverage suitable for consumption using an
extractable product. The system comprises an
exchangeable capsule, and an apparatus (104)
comprising a receptacle (106) for holding the
exchangeable capsule, and a fluid dispensing device
(126) for supplying a fluid to the exchangeable
capsule. The exchangeable capsule comprises a
circumferential wall (18), a bottom (12), and a lid
(16). The wall, bottom and lid enclose an inner
space (20) comprising the extractable product. The
capsule comprises an exit area to allow draining
from the prepared beverage from the capsule there
through, wherein the exit area comprises a filter
layer (36). The filter layer comprises a layer of nonwoven and/or woven fibrous material with at least
one first region where the non-woven and/or woven
material has been sealed to prevent egress of liquid
there through and at least one second region where
the non-woven and/or woven material has not been
sealed to allow egress of liquid there through.
21: 2012/00313 22: 2009/12/30 43: 2013/01/17
51: B65D; A47J
71: KONINKLIJKE DOUWE EGBERTS B.V.
72: KAMERBEEK, RALF, KOELING, HENDRIK
CORNELIS, BIESHEUVEL, AREND CORNELIS
JACOBUS, FLAMAND, JOHN HENRI, POST VAN
LOON, ANGENITA DOROTHEA
33: EP 31: 09162895.8 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162914.7 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162931.1 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09163310.7 32: 2009/06/19
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33: EP 31: 09167851.6 32: 2009/08/13
33: EP 31: 09170590.5 32: 2009/09/17
54: CAPSULE, SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR
PREPARING A PREDETERMINED QUANTITY OF
BEVERAGE SUITABLE FOR CONSUMPTION
00: A capsule for preparing a predetermined quantity of
beverage suitable for consumption using an
extractable product, by means of a beverage
brewing device comprising a receptacle for receiving
the capsule. The capsule comprises a cup
comprising a circumferential wall, a bottom closing
the circumferential wall at a first end, and a lid in use
connected to the cup at a second end of the
circumferential wall opposite the bottom. The wall,
bottom and lid, in use, enclose an inner space
comprising the extractable product. At least a portion
of a surface of the capsule conceived to, in use,
interact with the receptacle is provided with at least
one projection for forming a sealing engagement
with the receptacle.
21: 2012/00314 22: 2009/12/30 43: 2013/01/17
51: A47J; B65D
71: KONINKLIJKE DOUWE EGBERTS B.V.
72: KAMERBEEK, RALF, KOELING, HENDRIK
CORNELIS, POST VAN LOON, ANGENITA
DOROTHEA
33: EP 31: 09162920.4 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09163013.7 32: 2009/06/17
54: SYSTEM, APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR
PREPARING A BEVERAGE
00: System for preparing a predetermined quantity of
beverage suitable for consumption using an
extractable product, comprising: a first exchangeable
capsule (102), being a closed capsule (102), having
a bottom (107); a second exchangeable capsule (2),
being an open capsule, having a bottom (7)
comprising an entrance filter (15); a first apparatus
(104) comprising a receptacle (3) with a support
surface (24) for holding a first capsule (102), the first
apparatus (104) having bottom piercing means (112)
intended for piercing the bottom (107) of the first
capsule (102), and having a fluid dispensing device
(5) for supplying an amount of a fluid, such as water,
under pressure to the first capsule (102); a second
apparatus (4) comprising a receptacle (3) with a
support surface (24) for holding a second capsule,
and a fluid dispensing device (5) for supplying an
amount of a fluid, such as water, under pressure to
the second capsule (2).
21: 2012/00315 22: 2009/12/30 43: 2013/01/17
51: B65D; A47J
71: KONINKLIJKE DOUWE EGBERTS B.V.
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72: KAMERBEEK, RALF, KOELING, HENDRIK
CORNELIS, BIESHEUVEL, AREND CORNELIS
JACOBUS
33: EP 31: 09162895.8 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162914.7 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162931.1 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09163310.7 32: 2009/06/19
33: EP 31: 09167851.6 32: 2009/08/13
33: EP 31: 09170590.5 32: 2009/09/17
54: CAPSULE FOR CONTAINING BEVERAGE
INGREDIENTS
00: Capsule for containing beverage ingredients, the
capsule being designed for insertion in a beverage
production device in which a liquid under pressure
enters the capsule to drain a beverage from the
capsule, wherein the capsule comprises a
circumferential first wall, a second wall closing the
circumferential first wall at a first end, and a third wall
closing the circumferential first wall at a second,
open, end opposite the second wall, the first, second
and third wall enclosing an inner space comprising
the beverage ingredients, wherein the capsule
comprises a sealing member for achieving a sealing
effect between the capsule and the beverage
production device, wherein at least one of the first,
second and third wall as such is configured to act as
the sealing member.
21: 2012/00316 22: 2009/12/30 43: 2013/01/17
51: B65D; A47J
71: KONINKLIJKE DOUWE EGBERTS B.V.
72: KAMERBEEK, RALF, KOELING, HENDRIK
CORNELIS, FLAMAND, JOHN HENRI, POST VAN
LOON, ANGENITA DOROTHEA
33: EP 31: 09162917.0 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162927.9 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162941.0 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162984.0 32: 2009/06/17
54: SYSTEM, METHOD AND CAPSULE FOR
PREPARING A BEVERAGE
00: The invention relates to a system, method and
capsule for preparing a predetermined quantity of
beverage suitable for consumption using an
extractable product. The system comprises an
exchangeable capsule, and an apparatus comprising
a receptacle for holding the exchangeable capsule,
and a fluid dispensing device for supplying a fluid to
the exchangeable capsule. The exchangeable
capsule comprises a circumferential wall, a bottom,
and a lid. The wall, bottom and lid enclose an inner
space comprising the extractable product. The
receptacle comprises bottom piercing means
intended for piercing an entrance area of an
alternative capsule for creating at least one entrance
opening for supplying the fluid to the extractable
product. The entrance area of the capsule according
to the invention comprises an entrance filter for
supplying the fluid to the extractable product there
through. In use, the entrance filter is positioned at a
distance from the bottom piercing means, such that
the capsule of the system is not pierced by the
bottom piercing means. The filter is a multi-layer filter
comprising at least a first layer and a second layer
bonded together. The first layer has a higher tear
strength than the second layer and the second layer
has a higher stiffness than the first layer.
21: 2012/00318 22: 2009/12/30 43: 2013/01/17
51: A47J
71: KONINKLIJKE DOUWE EGBERTS B.V.
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72: KAMERBEEK, RALF, KOELING, HENDRIK
CORNELIS, FLAMAND, JOHN HENRI, POST VAN
LOON, ANGENITA DOROTHEA
33: EP 31: 09162917.0 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162927.9 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162941.0 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162984.0 32: 2009/06/17
54: CAPSULE, SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR
PREPARING A BEVERAGE
00: The invention relates to a capsule (2), system and
method for preparing a predetermined quantity of
beverage suitable for consumption using an
extractable product. The capsule comprises a
circumferential first wall (14), a second wall (16)
closing the circumferential first wall at a first end
(18), and a flexible sheet-shaped perforate and/or
porous third wall (20) closing the circumferential first
wall at a second, open, end (22) opposite the
second wall, wherein the first, second and third wall
enclose an inner space (24) comprising the
extractable product, wherein the third wall forms an
outermost boundary of the capsule in an axial
direction thereof, and wherein the third wall
comprises a woven or nonwoven filtering material,
such as filtering paper.
54: SYSTEM, CAPSULE AND METHOD FOR
PREPARING A BEVERAGE
00: System comprising a capsule (2) for preparing a
predetermined quantity of beverage suitable for
consumption using an extractable product,
comprising: a substantially rigid circumferential wall
(6), a bottom (7) closing the circumferential wall at a
first end (8), and lid (9) of a flexible sheet- shaped
perforate and/or porous material closing the
circumferential wall at a second, open, end (10)
opposite the bottom, wherein the circumferential
wall, the bottom and the lid enclose an inner space
(11) comprising the extractable product, wherein the
lid comprises an impermeable outer circumferential
area (30) and an exit area (32) being enclosed by
said impermeable outer circumferential area such
that, in use, the prepared beverage is drained from
the capsule through the exit area. The invention
further relates to a method for preparing said
beverage using the above system.
21: 2012/00319 22: 2009/12/30 43: 2013/01/17
51: A47J; B65D
71: KONINKLIJKE DOUWE EGBERTS B.V.
72: KAMERBEEK, RALF, KOELING, HENDRIK
CORNELIS, BIESHEUVEL, AREND CORNELIS
JACOBUS, FLAMAND, JOHN HENRI, POST VAN
LOON, ANGENITA DOROTHEA
33: EP 31: 09163008.7 32: 2009/06/17
21: 2012/00320 22: 2009/12/30 43: 2013/01/17
51: A47J; B65D
71: KONINKLIJKE DOUWE EGBERTS B.V.
72: KAMERBEEK, RALF, KOELING, HENDRIK
CORNELIS, POST VAN LOON, ANGENITA
DOROTHEA
33: EP 31: 09162988.1 32: 2009/06/17
54: SYSTEM, APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR
PREPARING A BEVERAGE
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00: System for preparing a predetermined quantity of
beverage suitable for consumption using an
extractable product, comprising: an exchangeable
capsule (2), and an apparatus (4) comprising a
receptacle (3) for holding the exchangeable capsule
(2). The exchangeable capsule (2) is an open
capsule with an exit filter (17) adapted to drain
prepared beverage from the system into a cup. The
apparatus (4) comprises exit filter piercing means
(22) that are provided in the receptacle (3) opposite
of the exit filter (17) of the capsule (2). The exit filter
piercing means (22) cooperate with the exit filter (17)
to pierce the exit filter to create at least one
additional opening (25), wherein the exit filter (17),
when used in a prior art apparatus (104) that has lid
piercing means (122) to pierce a lid of a closed
capsule, is not pierced by the lid piercing means
(122) and stays intact.
21: 2012/00321 22: 2009/12/30 43: 2013/01/17
51: B65D; A47J
71: KONINKLIJKE DOUWE EGBERTS B.V.
72: KAMERBEEK, RALF, KOELING, HENDRIK
CORNELIS, POST VAN LOON, ANGENITA
DOROTHEA, VAN BERGEN, CORNELIS
33: EP 31: 09162917.0 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162927.9 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162941.0 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162984.0 32: 2009/06/17
54: CAPSULE, SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR THE
PREPARATION OF A BEVERAGE AND A
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SUCH A
CAPSULE
00: Capsule (2) for preparing a predetermined quantity
of beverage suitable for consumption using an
extractable product, for instance roast and ground
coffee, comprising a circumferential first wall (14), a
second wall (16) closing the circumferential first wall
at a first end (18), a perforate and/or porous third
wall (20) closing the circumferential first wall at a
second, open, end (22) opposite the second wall
arranged for draining the prepared beverage from
the capsule, wherein the first, second and third wall
enclose an inner space (24) comprising the
extractable product, wherein the extractable product
in the inner space has particles falling within a
preselected distribution by weight, wherein a 10th
percentile of the particle size is 20 - 60 µm, wherein
a 50th percentile of the particle size is 400-600 µm
and wherein a 90th percentile of the particle size is
700-1000 µm. The invention further relates to a
method for manufacturing such a capsule, a system
comprising such a capsule for preparing a beverage
and a method for preparing of a beverage.
21: 2012/00322 22: 2009/12/30 43: 2013/01/17
51: B65D; A47J
71: KONINKLIJKE DOUWE EGBERTS B.V.
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72: KAMERBEEK, RALF, KOELING, HENDRIK
CORNELIS, WONG, KON EUAN GERARD,
BRANDT, GUIDO, BIESHEUVEL, AREND
CORNELIS JACOBUS
33: EP 31: 09162934.5 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162982.4 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162995.6 32: 2009/06/17
33: EP 31: 09162998.0 32: 2009/06/17
54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PREPARING A
PREDETERMINED QUANTITY OF BEVERAGE
00: System for preparing a predetermined quantity of
beverage suitable for consumption using an
extractable product. The system comprises an
exchangeable capsule. The system further
comprises an apparatus comprising a fluid
dispensing device for supplying an amount of fluid,
such as water, to the exchangeable capsule, a
receptacle for holding the exchangeable capsule,
and an outlet arrangement for supplying the
beverage to a container, such as a cup. The capsule
comprises a circumferential wall, a bottom, a lid, an
entrance area and a closed exit area. The
circumferential wall, the bottom and the lid enclose
an inner space that comprises an extractable
product. The system is arranged for bringing the fluid
dispensing device in fluid connection with the
entrance area for supplying the fluid to the
extractable product for preparing the beverage. The
system is further arranged so that, in use, the outlet
arrangement is in fluid communication with the exit
area for draining the prepared beverage from the
capsule. The capsule further comprises a opening
element that is arranged for providing an opening
through the closed exit area for draining the
prepared beverage from the capsule.
21: 2012/00356 22: 2010/07/27 43: 2013/01/18
51: C25B
71: INDUSTRIE DE NORA S.P.A.
72: ANTOZZI, ANTONIO LORENZO, CALDERARA,
ALICE, JACOBO, RUBEN ORNELAS
33: IT 31: MI2009A001343 32: 2009/07/28
54: ELECTRODE FOR OXYGEN EVOLUTION IN
INDUSTRIAL ELECTROLYTIC PROCESSES
00: The invention relates to a catalytic coating suitable
for oxygen-evolving anodes in electrochemical
processes. The catalytic coating comprises an
outermost layer with an iridium and tantalum oxidebased composition modified with amounts not higher
than 5% by weight of titanium oxide.
21: 2012/00357 22: 2010/07/06 43: 2013/01/18
51: H04L
71: OMNIFONE LIMITED
72: SANT, PHILIP, BLATCHFORD, DOMINIC
33: GB 31: 0911655.9 32: 2009/07/06
54: A METHOD FOR AUTOMATICALLY
IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL ISSUES WITH THE
CONFIGURATION OF A NETWORK
00: A method, and an automated system or tool, for
interrogating networks, and most significantly mobile
networks, in order to identify network and gateway
issues at the earliest point. The method uses the
combination of a client device and a server to
execute one or more test cases on the network and
thereby determine those characteristics of the
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network which are relevant to the implementation of
a network-based service on the said network. The
network characteristics include one or more of data
fidelity, protocol support, data timeout periods, data
length restrictions and network performance.
21: 2012/00358 22: 2010/07/06 43: 2013/01/18
51: G06F
71: OMNIFONE LIMITED
72: KNIGHT, MARK, EVANS, CHRISTOPHER,
BOSWELL, TOM
33: GB 31: 0911651.8 32: 2009/07/06
33: GB 31: 0921542.7 32: 2009/12/09
54: A COMPUTER IMPLEMENTED METHOD FOR
AUTOMATICALLY GENERATING
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR DIGITAL MEDIA
CONTENT
00: A computer implemented process encompasses the
following steps: (a) Identify the user's current media
content library/ies; (b) Analyse the content of those
libraries, deriving a "taste signature" for the user
from that analysis; (c) Match the derived "taste
signature" to other media content and to other users
and provide the user with recommendations based
on that automatic matching process.
21: 2012/00360 22: 2010/03/17 43: 2013/01/18
51: A61F
71: AAP BIOMATERIALS GMBH
72: BIELENSTEIN, OLIVER, SATTIG, CHRISTOPH,
DEUSSER, STEFAN, STIRNAL, VOLKER
33: DE 31: 10 2009 013 211.2 32: 2009/03/17
54: VACUUM MIXING DEVICE FOR BONE
CEMENT AND METHOD FOR MIXING BONE
CEMENT IN THE DEVICE
00: The application relates to a vacuum mixing device
(1) for bone cement, where the monomer is pressed
into a mixing container (2) due to the surrounding
vacuum and a gas volume present in the monomer
container (10).
21: 2012/00361 22: 2010/07/21 43: 2013/01/17
51: C12Q; C12N
71: BIOTEC PHARMACON ASA
72: ELDE, MORTEN, LANES, OLAV, GJELLESVIK,
DAG RUNE
33: GB 31: 0912637.6 32: 2009/07/21
33: US 31: 61/235,177 32: 2009/08/19
54: A METHOD OF REMOVING NUCLEIC ACID
CONTAMINATION IN REVERSE TRANSCRIPTION
AND AMPLIFICATION REACTIONS
00: The invention provides methods of removing nucleic
acid contamination from reverse transcription
reactions and hot-start PCR, wherein said hot-start
PCR is a barrier hot-start PCR set up and/or involves
a hot-start DNA polymerase, which methods
comprise use of a DNase that is substantially
irreversibly inactivated by heating at a temperature
of about 5O0C for 5 minutes, and that is
substantially specific for double stranded DNA. The
invention further provides a DNase that is
substantially irreversibly inactivated by heating at a
temperature of about 5O0C for 5 minutes, and that is
substantially specific for double stranded DNA,
nucleic acids encoding said DNase and kits or
compositions comprising said DNase or said nucleic
acid.
21: 2012/00362 22: 2010/08/04 43: 2013/01/17
51: E05F; E05D
71: DIANORA GOSIO
72: BACCHETTI, LUCIANO
33: IT 31: VI2009A000211 32: 2009/08/06
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54: HINGE FOR COLD ROOMS, SWING GATES
OR THE LIKE
00: A hinge for cold rooms, swing gates or the like,
which comprise a stationary support structure (S)
and at least a door (A) movable between an open
door position and a closed door position. The hinge
comprises a box-like hinge body (3) and a pin (5)
reciprocally rotatably coupled to rotate about a first
axis (X) between the open door position and the
closed door position. Closing means are provided
(10) for automatically returning the door (A), as well
as a working fluid acting thereon to hydraulically
contrast their action. The closing means (10)
comprise a cam element (11 ) unitary with said pin
(5) interacting with a plunger element (12) housed in
an operating chamber (25) defined within the boxlike hinge body (3). The box-like hinge body (3) has
an elongated shape to define a second axis (Y)
perpendicular to the first one (X).
21: 2012/00364 22: 2010/07/30 43: 2013/01/17
51: C07K; A61K; A61P; G01N
71: GENENTECH, INC.
72: FERRARA, NAPOLEONE, KOWANETZ,
MARCIN LESZEK
33: US 31: 61/230,571 32: 2009/07/31
33: US 31: 61/350,558 32: 2010/06/02
54: INHIBITION OF TUMOR METASTASIS USING
BV8- OR G-CSF-ANTAGONISTS
00: The present invention relates generally to the
inhibition of angiogenesis and tumor metastasis. In
particular, the invention concerns the prevention or
treatment of tumor metastasis using G-CSF
antagonists, such as G-CSF antibodies and/or Bv8
antagonists, such as anti-Bv8 antibodies and antiPKR1 antibodies.
21: 2012/00365 22: 2010/07/14 43: 2013/01/17
51: B65D
71: JT INTERNATIONAL SA
72: COLLINS, TIM
33: EP 31: 09165837.7 32: 2009/07/17
54: CIGARETTE PACK, CIGARETTE PACK
CLOSING MECHANISM AND ASSOCIATED
BLANKS
00: A hinge-cover cigarette pack (10) comprises an
inner box (1) having a top face, a bottom face and a
plurality of longitudinal faces connecting the top face
to the bottom face, one of the longitudinal faces
being a front face. The pack further comprises a
cover (2) arranged to cover the entire surface of the
front face when the pack is in a closed position, the
cover being hingedly attached to a first longitudinal
side face of the inner box. The pack also comprises
a linking element for attaching the cover to a second
longitudinal side face of the inner box, the linking
element being arranged to bias the relative position
of the inner box to the cover in a first configuration,
which first configuration is approximately half-way
between a fully open configuration and a fully closed
configuration.
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erythropoietin production inducing activity.
Specifically disclosed are: a compound represented
by general formula [I] (wherein the symbols are as
defined in the description), a pharmaceutically
acceptable salt thereof or a solvate of the compound
or salt; and a prolyl hydroxylase inhibitor and an
erythropoietin production inducer, each containing
the compound. The compound has a prolyl
hydroxylase inhibitory action and erythropoietin
production inducing activity, and is useful as an
agent for prevention or treatment of various diseases
and conditions (disorders) which are caused by a
decrease in erythropoietin production.
21: 2012/00392 22: 2010/08/04 43: 2013/01/18
51: C08J; C09D
71: UNILEVER PLC
72: LI, JINYONG, RAN, CHUN-BO, CHENG, JIANLI
33: EP 31: 09168208.8 32: 2009/08/19
54: ULTRAHYDROPHOBIC COATING AND
METHOD FOR MAKING THE SAME
00: Compositions for making ultrahydrophobic coatings
are described. The compositions comprise
microclusters having particles with diameters from 5
nm to 25 microns. The coatings applied are
ultrahydrophobic and display a contact angle against
water of greater than 130° and a sliding angle of less
than 20°.
21: 2012/00393 22: 2010/07/16 43: 2013/01/21
51: C07D; A61K; A61P
71: JAPAN TOBACCO INC.
72: ITO, TAKASHI, YOKOTA, MASAHIRO, ABE,
HIROYUKI, UEYAMA, KAZUHITO, MOTODA, DAI,
MITANI, IKUO, OGOSHI, YOSUKE, MATSUI,
TAKUYA, TERASHITA, MASAKAZU, HOTTA,
TAKAHIRO
33: JP 31: 2009-169565 32: 2009/07/17
33: US 31: 61/273,127 32: 2009/07/30
54: TRIAZOLOPYRIDINE COMPOUND, AND
ACTION THEREOF AS PROLYL HYDROXYLASE
INHIBITOR AND ERYTHROPOIETIN
PRODUCTION INDUCER
00: Disclosed is a triazolopyridine compound which has
a prolyl hydroxylase inhibitory action and
21: 2012/00394 22: 2010/07/26 43: 2013/01/18
51: C11D
71: UNILEVER PLC
72: HIBARE, SUJITKUMAR SURESH,
BHATTACHARYA, SUMAN KUMAR, DASTIDAR,
SUDIPTA GHOSH, RAUT, JANHAVI SANJAY
33: IN 31: 1878/MUM/2009 32: 2009/08/17
54: SHAPED SOLID CLEANING COMPOSITION
00: The invention relates to a shaped solid cleaning
composition, especially in bar format, which utilises
the detergency properties of new materials which
are more efficient, relatively inexpensive and are
environmentally friendly alternatives to conventional
soaps or synthetic surfactants. The present invention
provides for a shaped solid cleaning composition
which comprises a specific amount of structuring
agent and a specific amount of a treated particle.
The precursor of the treated particle is an
asymmetric 1:1 or 2:1: clay particle having
alternating tetrahedral and octahedral sheets
terminating with a tetrahedral sheet at a first external
surface plane and an octahedral sheet at a second
external surface plane. Either or both of said
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external surfaces is attached with a fatty acid or
derivative thereof.
21: 2012/00395 22: 2010/08/03 43: 2013/01/18
51: A01N
71: E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY
72: HOLYOKE JR, CALEB WILLIAM, TONG, MYHANH THI, ZHANG, WENMING
33: US 31: 61/231,483 32: 2009/08/05
54: MIXTURES OF MESOIONIC PESTICIDES
00: Disclosed are compositions comprising (a) at least
one compound selected from compounds of Formula
1
(1),N-oxides, and salt thereof, wherein R is phenyl
optionally substituted with up to 5 substituents
3
independently selected from R , or pyridinyl
optionally substituted with up to 4 substituents
3
2
independently selected from R ; R is C1-C4haloalkyl;
or thiazolyl, pyridinyl or pyrimidinyl, each optionally
substituted with up to 2 substituents independently
selected from the group consisting of halogen and
3
C1-C4alkyl; each R is independently halogen, cyano,
C1-C4alkyl, C1-C4haloalkyl, C1-C4alkoxy, C14
4
4
C4haloalkoxy, C(R )=NOR or Q; each R is
independently C1-C4alkyl; Z is CH=CH or S; and
each Q is independently phenyl or pyridinyl, each
optionally substituted with up to 3 substituents
independently selected from the group consisting of
halogen, cyano, C1-C4alkyl, C1-C4haloalkyl, C1C4alkoxy and C1-C4haloalkoxy; and (b) at least one
invertebrate pest control agent. Also disclosed are
methods for controlling an invertebrate pest
comprising contacting the invertebrate pest or its
environment with a biologically effective amount of a
composition of the invention.
21: 2012/00396 22: 2010/06/30 43: 2013/01/18
51: A23J; A23L
71: BURCON NUTRASCIENCE (MB) CORP.
72: GREEN, BRENT E, SCHWEIZER, MARTIN,
GOSNELL, BRANDY, SEGALL, KEVIN I, MEDINA,
SARAH
33: US 31: 61/213,648 32: 2009/06/30
54: PRODUCTION OF ACID SOLUBLE SOY
PROTEIN ISOLATES ("S700")
00: A soy protein product having a protein content of at
least about 60 wt% (N x 6.25) d.b., preferably an
isolate having a protein content of at least about 90
wt% (N x 6.25) d.b., is formed by extracting a soy
protein source with a salt solution, preferably
aqueous sodium chloride solution, to form an
aqueous protein solution having a pH of about 1.5 to
11, preferably about 5 to about 7 and separating the
resulting aqueous protein solution from residual soy
protein source. The protein concentration of the
aqueous protein solution is increased to about 50 to
about 400 g/L while the ionic strength is maintained
substantially constant by using a selective
membrane technique. The resulting concentrated
protein solution is optionally diafiltered and a calcium
salt, preferably calcium chloride, is added to the
concentrated and optionally diafiltered protein
solution to a conductivity of 15 to about 85 mS.
Precipitate formed as a result of the calcium salt
addition is removed and the resulting clarified
retentate is diluted into about 2 to about 20 volumes
of water prior to acidification to a pH of about 1.5 to
about 4.4 to produce an acidified clear protein
solution. The acidified clear protein solution is then
concentrated and optionally diafiltered and optionally
dried. Variations of this procedure can be used to
produce a soy protein product which is soluble,
transparent and heat stable in acidic aqueous
environments.
21: 2012/00398 22: 2010/07/29 43: 2013/01/18
51: C07C; B01J; C07B
71: MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL CORPORATION, JGC
CORPORATION
72: SETOYAMA, TOHRU, OKITA, ATSUSHI,
HONDA, KAZUNORI, INAKI, CHIZU, YAMAGUCHI,
MASASHI, YOSHIKAWA, YUMIKO, IWADE, SHINJI,
KUSANAGI, YUSUKE
33: JP 31: 2009-177551 32: 2009/07/30
54: METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING
PROPYLENE AND CATALYST FOR
MANUFACTURING PROPYLENE
00: -
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There are provided a catalyst for manufacturing
propylene, which can keep stable activity for a
prolonged period of time in manufactiring propylene
by bringing an oxygen-containing compound into
contact with the catalyst in the presence of an olefin
having 4 or more carbon atoms, and a method for
manufacturing propylene using this catalyst for
manufacturing propylene.
21: 2012/00401 22: 2010/06/18 43: 2013/01/18
51: C25C; B01J; C22B
71: METALYSIS LIMITED
72: DUDLEY, PETER G, WRIGHT, ALLEN
RICHARD
33: GB 31: 0910565.1 32: 2009/06/18
54: FEEDSTOCK
00: The invention relates to a feedstock for reduction in
an electrolytic cell, for example a non-metallic
feedstock that can be reduced to metal on a
commercial scale. The feedstock comprises a
plurality of three-dimensional elements which are
shaped such that a volume of the feedstock has
between 35% and 90% free space (not including any
microscopic porosity of the elements). The elements
are also shaped as randomly-packable elements to
minimise any settling, ordering or alignment of the
feedstock, which would otherwise hinder or prevent
fluid flow and/or current flow through the feedstock.
21: 2012/00402 22: 2010/06/30 43: 2013/01/18
51: A23J; A23L
71: BURCON NUTRASCIENCE (MB) CORP.
72: GREEN, BRENT E, SEGALL, KEVIN I,
SCHWEIZER, MARTIN, GOSNELL, BRANDY,
MEDINA, SARAH
33: US 31: 61/213,646 32: 2009/06/30
54: PRODUCTION OF ACID SOLUBLE SOY
PROTEIN ISOLATES ("S800")
00: A soy protein product having a protein content of at
least about 60 wt% (N x 6.25) d.b., preferably an
isolate having a protein content of at least about 90
wt% (N x 6.25) d.b., is formed by extracting a soy
protein source with water to form an aqueous protein
solution having a pH of about 1.5 to about 11,
preferably about 5 to about 7, and separating the
resulting aqueous protein solution from residual soy
protein source. The protein concentration of the
aqueous protein solution is increased to about 50 to
about 400 g/L while the ionic strength is maintained
substantially constant by using a selective
membrane technique. The resulting concentrated
protein solution is optionally diafiltered and a calcium
salt, preferably calcium chloride, is added to the
concentrated and optionally diafiltered protein
solution to a conductivity of 5 to about 30 mS.
Precipitate formed as a result of the calcium salt
addition is removed and the resulting clarified
retentate is diluted into about 2 to about 20 volumes
of water prior to acidification to a pH of about 1.5 to
about 4.4 to produce an acidified clear protein
solution. The acidified clear protein solution is then
concentrated and optionally diafiltered and optionally
dried. Variations of this procedure can be used to
produce a soy protein product which is soluble,
transparent and heat stable in acidic aqueous
environments.
21: 2012/00403 22: 2010/06/22 43: 2013/01/18
51: F03D
71: STIMM, KEAN W
72: STIMM, KEAN W
33: US 31: 61/269,183 32: 2009/06/22
54: WIND TURBINE
00: The present invention is a wind turbine having a set
of curved blades mounted on a central rotatable hub.
An enclosure surrounds and is attached to the tips of
the blades. The enclosure is arranged to rotate with
the hub and the blades. The blades have a fixed
pitch such that a pitch angle of each of the blades at
the tip end is from 50 degrees and 75 degrees to a
rotational (central) axis of the hub. A pitch angle of
each of the blades at a hub end is defined by a
product of a ratio, of a hub radius divided by a
turbine radius, multiplied by a pitch angle at the tip.
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The blade is provided with a compound curve that
causes the blade to fall away from an angle of
apparent wind (the angle of the wind seen by the
moving blade) impinging upon the blade at a wind
entry location of the blade. The turbine is further
provided with an apparatus that controls speed of
rotation of the turbine so that the angle of the
apparent wind to the blades can be adjusted relative
to the pitch angle of the blades to obtain at least
50% of maximum energy that can be extracted using
the turbine.
21: 2012/00406 22: 2012/01/18 43: 2013/01/04
51: B25D, E21C, F16K
71: COETZEE, Andries Petrus De Klerk
72: COETZEE, Andries Petrus De Klerk
33: ZA 31: 2010/07411 32: 2010/10/18
54: FLUID CONTROL UNIT
00: This invention relates to a fluid flow control valve and
to a drill including such a valve. The valve includes a
valve body, defining therein a chamber and a fluid
flow passage through the chamber, and, inside the
chamber, a plunger having a valve closure for
cooperating with a valve seat of the valve body. The
plunger includes a first cylindrical part, coaxial with
an axis thereof, slidably received in a first cylindrical
length of the chamber, and a second cylindrical part,
coaxial with the axis and upstream of the first
cylindrical part, slidably received in a second
cylindrical length of the chamber. The second
cylindrical part has a diameter larger than that of the
first cylindrical part. The fluid flow passage passes
through the plunger. In use, fluid pressure in the first
and the second cylindrical parts induce respectively
an opening and a closing force on the plunger.
21: 2012/00442 22: 2010/07/28 43: 2013/01/22
51: A61Q; A61K; C11D
71: UNILEVER PLC
72: AHTCHI-ALI, BADREDDINE, VETHAMUTHU,
MARTIN SWANSON, HERMANSON, KEVIN
DAVID, RATUISTE, FLORENCIO VILLANUEVA
33: US 31: 12/539,770 32: 2009/08/12
33: US 31: 12/539,776 32: 2009/08/12
54: CONCENTRATED LIQUID SOAP
FORMULATIONS HAVING READILY PUMPABLE
VISCOSITY
00: The present invention provides concentrated soap
compositions formulated in such a manner that,
quite unpredictably, despite high concentration of
soap, they have viscosity which allows them to be
pumped from, for example, consumer packaging
(e.g., bottles) and/or transit or storage points during
manufacture (e.g., pipes, storage tanks, etc.).
21: 2012/00443 22: 2010/06/24 43: 2013/01/22
51: F03D
71: URBAN GREEN ENERGY, INC.
72: SONG, HANJUN, LIU, YUN, BLITTERSWYK,
NICOLAS
33: CN 31: 200920160538.3 32: 2009/06/26
54: VERTICAL AXIS WIND TURBINE
00: A vertical axis wind turbine comprising a main wind
blade with one or more blade(s), at least one
connecting arm, attached to main blade and an
abutment of connecting arm arranged with axle hole
of wind rotor shaft, wherein, a main blade is fixed
with abutment of connecting arm through connecting
arm to form an vertical axis wind turbine.
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21: 2012/00444 22: 2010/06/24 43: 2013/01/22
51: F03D
71: URBAN GREEN ENERGY, INC.
72: SONG, HANJUN, LIU, YUN, BLITTERSWYK,
NICOLAS
33: CN 31: 200920160536.4 32: 2009/06/26
54: EXTERNAL ROTOR GENERATOR OF
VERTICAL AXIS WIND TURBINE
00: A vertical axis wind turbine characterized in an
external rotor generator comprising an external rotor
generator and wind turbine arranged on the external
rotor generator.
21: 2012/00445 22: 2011/03/15 43: 2013/01/22
51: B65D
71: IMPRESS GROUP B.V.
72: DELTOUR, BERNARD
33: EP 31: 10075120.5 32: 2010/03/18
54: CLOSURE FOR AN EASY OPENING
CONTAINER AND A CONTAINER PROVIDED
WITH SUCH CLOSURE
00: The present invention relates to a closure (1) for an
easy opening container comprising a support and a
foil (3) adhered to the support, which foil is provided
with a tab (4) folded on to the foil, wherein the foil
comprises a central concave section (5) and at least
a flat section (6) beneath the tab, where optionally
the tab is adhered to the flat section, and to a
container comprising such closure.
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71: BREATH LIMITED
72: TASKO, PETER ERNEST, MCAFFER, IAN
CAMERON GARDNER, SWIFT, GRAHAM JOHN,
GIANFRANCESCO, SUSHEELA
33: GB 31: 0914231.6 32: 2009/08/14
54: DRY POWDER INHALER FORMULATIONS
00: A dpi formulation comprises a solvate of
beclomethasone and is substantially free of excipient
and free of carrier. The solvate particles are of size
0.5 to 10 microns and are obtained by crystallization
of the steroid in the presence of ultrasound.
21: 2012/00487 22: 2010/08/06 43: 2013/01/23
51: A61M; A24F; F16K
71: KIND CONSUMER LIMITED
72: MCDERMENT, IAIN, HEARN, ALEX
33: GB 31: 0913942.9 32: 2009/08/07
33: GB 31: 1000403.4 32: 2010/01/11
33: GB 31: 1002024.6 32: 2010/02/08
54: AN INHALER
00: An inhaler comprising a reservoir (5) of an inhalable
composition with an outlet (11) at one end (8)
through which the inhalable composition is
discharged. A non-metered breath-activated valve
(7) is provided between the one end (8) and the
reservoir (5), the breath-activated valve (7)
comprising a flow path (13) extending from the
reservoir (5) to the outlet end (8). At least a portion
of the flow path is a deformable tube (14). A
clamping member (21) pinches the deformable tube
(14) closed when no suction force is applied to the
device and releases the tube (14) to open the flow
path when suction is applied at the outlet (11), to
provide uninterrupted flow from the reservoir (5) to
the outlet (11).
21: 2012/00488 22: 2010/08/16 43: 2013/01/23
51: A61K
21: 2012/00489 22: 2010/08/16 43: 2013/01/22
51: A61K
71: BREATH LIMITED
72: TASKO, PETER ERNEST, MCAFFER, IAN
CAMERON GARDNER, SWIFT, GRAHAM JOHN,
GIANFRANCESCO, SUSHEELA
33: GB 31: 0914240.7 32: 2009/08/14
54: STEROID SOLVATES
00: A dpi formulation comprises a solvate of
beclomethasone with a non-cyclic, straight or
branched C5-C7hydrocarbon. The solvate particles
are of size 0.5 to 10 microns and are obtained by
crystallization of the steroid in the presence of
ultrasound.
21: 2012/00490 22: 2010/07/02 43: 2013/01/23
51: C07D; A61K; A61P
71: GENENTECH, INC.
72: PASTOR, RICHARD, RAWSON, THOMAS E,
ZHOU, AIHE, ZHU, BING-YAN, ZAK, MARK E, SIU,
MICHAEL, MAGNUSON, STEVEN R, LIU, WENDY,
HANAN, EMILY, GIBBONS, PAUL, LYSSIKATOS,
JOSEPH P, MENDONCA, ROHAN
33: US 31: 61/222,918 32: 2009/07/02
54: PYRAZOLOPYRIMIDINE JAK INHIBITOR
COMPOUNDS AND METHODS
00: A compound of Formula I, enantiomers,
diasteriomers, tautomers or pharmaceutically
1
2
3
acceptable salts thereof, wherein R , R and R are
defined herein, are useful as inhibitors of one or
more Janus kinases. A pharmaceutical composition
that includes a compound of Formula I and a
pharmaceutically acceptable carrier, adjuvant or
vehicle, and methods of treating or lessening the
severity of a disease or condition responsive to the
inhibition of a Janus kinase activity in a patient are
disclosed.
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21: 2012/00492 22: 2010/07/16 43: 2013/01/22
51: B65D; B31B
71: ZIPBOX LICENSE, LLC
72: KOZARSKY, NEIL J, KOZARSKY, ELIOT M,
BELKO, STEPHEN P, CAPORASO, JOHN A
33: US 31: 12/460,682 32: 2009/07/23
33: US 31: 12/655,752 32: 2010/01/05
54: COMBINATION CONTAINER AND BAG
00: Bag-on-container assemblies and bag-in-container
assemblies are disclosed. The container may
include a paperboard box having a front wall, a rear
wall, a pair of opposed side walls, a plurality of flaps
capable of forming a bottom wall and a plurality of
flaps capable of forming a top wall. The inside
surfaces of the box walls, including the outwardly
facing strips, may have a thermal plastic coating
thereon. The bag component of each type of
assembly may include a closure member for to
enable resealing of the bag component.
21: 2012/00493 22: 2010/08/03 43: 2013/01/22
51: C07D; A01N
71: E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY
72: XU, MING, ZHANG, WENMING, PAHUTSKI JR,
THOMAS FRANCIS, LAHM, GEORGE P,
HOLYOKE JR, CALEB WILLIAM, HUGHES,
KENNETH ANDREW, TONG, MY-HANH THI
33: US 31: 61/231,464 32: 2009/08/05
54: MESOIONIC PESTICIDES
00: Disclosed are compounds of Formula 1,N-oxides,
and salts thereof, wherein (Formula 1) X is O or S; Y
3e
3c
3d
is O or S; A is O, S, NR or C(R )=C(R ); Z is a
6
7
7
direct bond, O, S(O)n,191, NR , C(R )2O,OC(R )2,
1
1
1
8
C(=X ), C(=X )E, EC(=X ), C(=NOR ) or
6
1
2
3a
3e
4
C(=NN(R )2); a is 1, 2 or 3; and R , R , R -R , R ,
5
6
7
8
1
R , R , R , R , X and E are as defined in the
disclosure. Also disclosed are compositions
containing the compounds of Formula 1 and
methods for controlling an invertebrate pest
comprising contacting the invertebrate pest or its
environment with a biologically effective amount of a
compound or a composition of the invention.
21: 2012/00494 22: 2010/07/21 43: 2013/01/22
51: C25C
71: RIO TINTO ALCAN INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
72: JONVILLE, CHRISTIAN, CAMIRE, JEAN,
BERLIN, GEOFFREY, EMMETT, DARAN, FOSTER,
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YVAN, SERVANT, GUILLAUME, MANWARING,
MALCOLM
33: FR 31: 0903722 32: 2009/07/29
54: GROOVED ANODE FOR AN ELECTROLYSIS
CELL
00: The invention relates to a carbon anode block (13,
13a-13e) for a prebaked anode (4) to be used in a
metal electrolysis cell (1) comprising an upper
surface (24), a lower surface (23) to be arranged
opposite an upper surface of a cathode (9) and four
side surfaces (21, 22, 34), and including at least one
first groove (31a-31e) that leads onto at least one of
the side surfaces, wherein the first groove has a
maximum length Lmaxin a plane that is parallel to the
lower surface, and characterized in that the first
groove does not lead onto said lower or upper
surfaces, or leads onto said lower or upper surfaces
over a length L0that is less than half of the maximum
length Lmax.
21: 2012/00495 22: 2010/08/30 43: 2013/01/22
51: E21B; B25D
71: ATLAS COPCO SECOROC AB
72: CARLSSON, JIMMY, STENBERG, GÖRAN,
BERONIUS, ALEXANDER, GÖTHBERG, MATTIAS,
ENDBLOM, SAMUEL
33: SE 31: 0901137-0 32: 2009/08/28
54: DRILL STRING COMPONENT FOR NOISE
CONTROL DURING PERCUSSION DRILLING
00: Drill string components (2;18) for top hammer drilling
and down-the-hole drilling for positioning between a
drill rig and a drill bit including a pipe-shaped
element (3;19), which is arranged for transferring
only rotational movements from the drill rig to the drill
bit. A vibration-damping structure (12) is arranged
adjoining to at least a part of an inside (H') of the
pipe-shaped element in a space (41) formed
inwardly of said inside (H'). The invention also
concerns a rock drilling equipment.
21: 2012/00528 22: 2012/01/23 43: 2013/01/23
51: C07C
71: Bayer CropScience AG
72: PAZENOK, Sergii, LUI, Norbert, NEEFF, Arnd
33: EP 31: 09166239.5 32: 2009/07/23
54: NOVEL ALKOXYENONES AND
ENAMINOKETONES AND A METHOD FOR THE
PRODUCTION THEREOF
00: The present invention relates to novel alkoxyenones
and enaminoketones and a novel method for the
production thereof. Alkoxyenones and
enaminoketones are valuable intermediate products
for producing pyrazoles and anthranilic acid amides,
which can be used as insecticides.
21: 2012/00529 22: 2012/01/23 43: 2013/01/23
51: C07D
71: Bayer CropScience AG
72: PAZENOK, Sergii, LUI, Norbert
33: EP 31: 09166238.7 32: 2009/07/23
54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING ARYLSUBSTITUTED PYRAZOLES
00: The present invention relates to a process for
producing 1-aryl-substituted pyrazoles comprising
the reaction of alkoxyenones and enaminoketones
with hydrazine derivates to form 1-aryl-substituted
dihydro-1H pyrazolenes, the further reaction thereof
with dehydration to form 1-aryl-substituted trihalogen
methylpyrazolene and the further processing thereof.
21: 2012/00534 22: 2010/07/20 43: 2013/01/23
51: H02P
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71: SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING
LABORATORIES, INC.
72: QIN, JIANCHUN
33: US 31: 12/554,057 32: 2009/09/04
33: US 31: 61/235,109 32: 2009/08/19
54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR
ASYNCHRONOUS SAMPLING DATA
CONVERSION
00: Disclosed herein are systems and methods for
converting data samples representing alternating
electric currents. The data samples may be obtained
by sampling a first alternating electric current having
a first frequency at a sampling frequency, sampling a
second alternating electric current having a second
frequency at the sampling frequency, and converting
the data samples using a conversion algorithm to
compensate for any discrepancy caused by the
difference between the first frequency and the
second frequency. The corrected data samples may
be utilized to determine various characteristics of the
alternating electric current, such as voltage
magnitude, voltage phase angle, current magnitude,
current phase angle, and other related attributes. In
one application, the systems and methods disclosed
herein may be utilized in connection with an
intelligent electronic device used to couple a first
electrical system, such as a power generator, to a
second electrical system, such as a utility intertie.
21: 2012/00535 22: 2010/09/07 43: 2013/01/23
51: H02H
71: SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING
LABORATORIES, INC.
72: LABUSCHAGNE, CASPER A, SAMINENI,
SATISH
33: US 31: 12/555,189 32: 2009/09/08
54: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR
IDENTIFYING A FAULTED PHASE IN A SHUNT
CAPACITOR BANK
00: An apparatus and method for identifying a faulted
phase in a shunt capacitor bank is disclosed. The
apparatus includes a sampling circuit for sampling
current or voltage signals associated with the shunt
capacitor bank. A microcontroller is coupled to the
sampling circuit and programmed to measure a
compensated neutral point phase angle from the
sampled signal, and compare the compensated
neutral point phase angle with a fixed reference
phase angle. The method includes sampling a
current or voltage signal associated with the shunt
capacitor bank, determining a compensated neutral
point phase angle and comparing the compensated
neutral point phase angle with a fixed reference
phase.
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21: 2012/00536 22: 2010/09/16 43: 2013/01/23
51: G01R
71: SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING
LABORATORIES, INC.
72: FISCHER, NORMANN, KASZTENNY, BOGDAN
Z
33: US 31: 12/561,935 32: 2009/09/17
54: EQUIVALENT ALPHA PLANE FAULT
DETERMINATION FOR A MULTI-TERMINAL
POWER APPARATUS
00: Current differential protection is provided for a multiterminal power apparatus, such as a power
transmission line. Currents measured at each of the
multiple terminals are used to calculate a differential
current and a restraining current, which are then
converted into a first equivalent current and a
second equivalent current of an equivalent twoterminal power apparatus. In the equivalent twoterminal power apparatus, a differential current
derived from the first and second equivalent currents
is substantially equal to the differential current of the
original multi-terminal power apparatus. Similarly, a
restraining current derived from the first and second
equivalent currents is substantially equal to the
restraining current of the original multi-terminal
power apparatus. The first and second equivalent
currents may be used in an alpha plane analysis to
determine whether or not to trip the multi-terminal
power apparatus.
21: 2012/00537 22: 2010/09/16 43: 2013/01/23
51: H02H
71: SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING
LABORATORIES, INC.
72: FISCHER, NORMANN, KASZTENNY, BOGDAN
Z
33: US 31: 12/561,962 32: 2009/09/17
54: TRANSFORMER DIFFERENTIAL
PROTECTION
00: Transformer differential protection is provided by
measuring a plurality of currents corresponding to a
first set of windings and a second set of windings of
a transformer, and compensating the currents based
on their respective flows through either the first set
of windings or the second set of windings. The
compensated currents may be intentionally
augmented to compensate for magnetizing inrush
and/or stationary overexcitation conditions
associated with the transformer. Augmentation
based on stationary overexcitation, for example, may
be based on either harmonic restraint or an addition
of a V/Hz ratio to a restraining signal. A complex
current ratio is calculated corresponding to the
plurality of compensated currents. The complex
current ratio may be based on a two-terminal
equivalent power apparatus. Then, an alpha plane
analysis is applied to the complex current ratio.
Based on the alpha plane analysis, a power
apparatus that includes the transformer is selectively
tripped.
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21: 2012/00538 22: 2010/09/16 43: 2013/01/23
51: H02H
71: SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING
LABORATORIES, INC.
72: FISCHER, NORMANN, KASZTENNY, BOGDAN
Z
33: US 31: 12/561,972 32: 2009/09/17
54: CHARGING CURRENT COMPENSATION FOR
LINE CURRENT DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION
00: Current differential protection with charging current
compensation is provided for a power apparatus,
such as a power transmission line. Individual
terminals dynamically determine their respective
contributions, if any, to the charging current
compensation value as availability of one or more
voltage sources dynamically changes within the
power apparatus. Respective terminals calculate
local contributions to a charging current
compensation value based on local voltage
measurements. A loss of a voltage source is
handled by adjusting multipliers for the remaining
compensation points to reflect the total charging
current. A local contribution is suppressed when the
local voltage source is no longer available. After
applying the local contributions, an alpha plane
analysis may be used to determine when to trip the
power apparatus.
21: 2012/00539 22: 2010/09/16 43: 2013/01/23
51: H02H; H04L
71: SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING
LABORATORIES, INC.
72: FISCHER, NORMANN, ANDERSON, LUTHER
S, KASZTENNY, BOGDAN Z
33: US 31: 12/561,979 32: 2009/09/17
54: LINE CURRENT DIFFERENTIAL
PROTECTION UPON LOSS OF AN EXTERNAL
TIME REFERENCE
00: A line current differential protection system that uses
an external time reference continues providing
protection to a power apparatus upon the loss of the
external time reference. An external time reference
synchronization mode and a channel based
synchronization mode may be selectively applied on
a per channel basis such that only those channels in
the system that are not guaranteed to stay
symmetrical use external time reference
synchronization. When the external time reference is
lost, fallback strategies may be used such as
disabling or de-sensitizing the line current differential
protection function, switching from the external time
reference synchronization mode to a channel based
synchronization mode with appropriately selected
protection settings, and/or marking the channel as
unavailable to isolate the system from the
consequences of synchronization errors over this
channel and instead using a master- slave mode
with other available channels to continue providing
line protection with the current differential system.
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that incorporates a water jet for cleaning teeth
remainsto be desired, especially a single device that
can be employed to clean teeth and reliably deposit
material onto teeth. It is therefore an object of the
present invention to provide a process for cleaning
teethwith an electrical toothbrush device providing
improved cleaning by means of an externally mixed
air-water jet wherein the water dosing is not
influenced by the air pressure. Surprisingly it has
been found that a tooth brush device, comprising an
air/water jet, wherein the air and water are mixed
outside the nozzle(s), provides improved cleaning of
dental surfaces, including inter-proximal areas, with
low usage of water.
21: 2012/00541 22: 2010/08/09 43: 2013/01/23
51: B08B; A46B; B05B
71: UNILEVER PLC
72: SUBRAHMANIAM, NARAYANAN, SINGLETON,
STEPHEN JOHN, KAMKAR, KIRTAN SHRAVAN,
SAH, AMIT, SHRESTH, RUDRA SAURABH,
GOYAL, RICHA SURESHCHAND
33: IN 31: 1902/MUM/2009 32: 2009/08/19
54: A PROCESS FOR CLEANING HARD
SURFACES
00: The present invention is in the field of household
cleaning tools. The invention further relates to the
use of an air-water jet for the cleaning of
hardsurfaces. It is an object of the present invention
to provide easier cleaning of hard surfaces. It is
therefore an object of the present invention to
provide a process of easier cleaning of hard
surfaces, especially by means of a device that uses
a relatively low water flow rate.Surprisingly it has
been found that an external mix air-water jet device
may be used for cleaning hard surfaces.
21: 2012/00542 22: 2010/08/09 43: 2013/01/23
51: A61C
71: UNILEVER PLC
72: SUBRAHMANIAM, NARAYANAN, KAMKAR,
KIRTAN SHRAVAN, SAH, AMIT, SHRESTH,
RUDRA SAURABH, JAYARAMAN, SURESH
SAMBAMURTHY
33: IN 31: 1901/MUM/2009 32: 2009/08/19
54: A PROCESS FOR CLEANING TEETH
00: The present invention is in the field of tooth cleaning
devices, especially electrical toothbrushes. The
invention further relates to the use of an air/water jet
for the cleaning of teeth. A process for cleaning teeth
21: 2012/00543 22: 2010/07/28 43: 2013/01/23
51: A61K; C12N
71: UNIVERSITEIT GENT, VIB VZW,
WETENSCHAPPELIJK INSTITUUT
VOLKSGEZONDHEID
72: CALLEWAERT, NICO, BATNI, ANJANA,
FESTJENS, NELE, HUYGEN, CHRISTIANE
33: US 31: 61/229,062 32: 2009/07/28
54: MYCOBACTERIUM MUTANTS FOR
VACCINES WITH IMPROVED PROTECTIVE
EFFICACY
00: Tuberculosis (TB) is a major health problem and
currently, the only licensed TB vaccine is
Mycobacterium bovis Bacille Calmette-Guerin (M.
bovisBCG). In the present invention, mutation of
mycobacterial components reportedly involved in
phagosome maturation inhibition was evaluated for
vaccine purposes, as such mutations should result in
better vaccine antigen processing and presentation.
Thus, BCG mutants in genes coding for ManLAM
capping &alpha;-1,2-mannosyltransferases and the
PI3P phosphatase SapM were evaluated as TB
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vaccines in a stringent mouse model. Vaccination
with both ManLAM capping mutants and the SapM
mutant resulted in significantly longer survival as
compared to non-vaccinated mice, whereas
vaccination with the parental BCG did not. Moreover,
mice vaccinated with the SapM mutant survived
significantly longer than mice vaccinated with the
parental BCG. The mutant BCG strains showed
unaltered phagocytosis, replication, lysosome
colocalization and oxidant activity in macrophages
and similarly induced autophagy in the latter.
Additionally, replication and granuloma formation in
mice was unaffected, indicating BCG-equivalent
safety of these vaccines.
21: 2012/00545 22: 2009/07/13 43: 2013/01/23
51: D21C; C08H; C12P
71: BETA RENEWABLES S.P.A.
72: BONANNI, ANDREA, CORBELLANI, PAOLO
33: - 31: - 32: 54: HIGH TEMPERATURE LIGNIN SEPARATION
PROCESS
00: This specification describes a process to separate
lignin from an aqueous mixture derived from a
biomass feedstock, wherein the separation is done
at or above critical temperature, usually above 60°C.
21: 2012/00582 22: 2010/06/30 43: 2013/01/24
51: C12N
71: YISSUM RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY OF THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF
JERUSALEM LTD.
72: SELA, ILAN, RABINOWITCH, HAIM DAVID,
GOVER, OFER
33: US 31: 61/221,626 32: 2009/06/30
33: US 31: 61/287,435 32: 2009/12/17
54: INTRODUCING DNA INTO PLANT CELLS
00: The present invention provides means and methods
for simple and efficient introduction of foreign genetic
material into the plant cell. Particularly, the present
invention combines seed priming and virus-based
DNA constructs for efficient introduction of
heterologous DNA into plants.
21: 2012/00583 22: 2010/07/15 43: 2013/01/24
51: E02D; F16G
71: TERRE ARMEE INTERNATIONALE
72: MORIZOT, JEAN-CLAUDE, BERARD, GILLES,
FREITAG, NICOLAS
33: FR 31: 09 55114 32: 2009/07/22
54: LINK DEVICE FOR A REINFORCED GROUND
WORK, ASSOCIATED WORK AND METHOD
00: Link device (100) between a facing element (20) of a
reinforced ground construction work (1) and a
longitudinal reinforcement (40), intended to extend in
a backfill (60), which comprises a portion (101) for
fixing to the facing element (20), two connecting
portions (102), of which a first end of each of them is
linked to a point of the fixing portion (101), in which a
second end of each connecting portion is linked to a
first end of a first and of a second return portion
(103), in which the return portions (103) are
substantially parallel to one another and in which a
second end of each of the return portions is linked to
a securing segment (104) substantially
perpendicular to the return portions (103).
Associated work and method.
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21: 2012/00789 22: 2012/02/01 43: 2013/01/14
51: B60T
71: DEERE & COMPANY
72: STANDER, FRANCOIS, RINDFLEISCH, DAVID
F, DIDELOT, DAVID R
33: US 31: 13/027,691 32: 2011/02/15
54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR USING VEHICLE
PARASITIC LOADS TO AID WITH VEHICLE
SPEED RETARDATION
00: A system and method for providing additional speed
retardation capacity is disclosed that utilizes
parasitic loads of the vehicle. A vehicle is disclosed
that includes a vehicle control system for sensing
overspeed conditions, a powertrain, and a parasitic
load. When an overspeed condition is detected, the
parasitic load that is normally deactivated to improve
efficiency is activated to remove power from the
powertrain. Temperature sensors can monitor a load
temperature and the parasitic loads can be
controlled based on the temperature readings. A
method is disclosed that includes detecting
overspeed conditions, activating parasitic loads to
absorb power when an overspeed condition is
detected, and deactivating the loads when the
overspeed condition ceases. The parasitic loads can
be controlled separately or together. The method
can include cumulative actions based on greater
overspeed conditions.
21: 2012/00812 22: 2012/02/02 43: 2012/10/22
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: GLAXOSMITHKLINE LLC
72: CRAIG, Andrew, Simon, LAWRENCE, Ronnie,
Maxwell, ISMAIL, Salima, Zarah
33: USA 31: 61/237,435 32: 2009/08/27
54: ANHYDRATE FORMS OF A PYRIDINE
DERIVATIVE
00: The invention relates to the compound of formula (I)
in a crystalline anhydrate form, pharmaceutical
formulations containing them, their use in therapy
and processes for preparing the same.
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21: 2012/00935 22: 2012/02/08 43: 2013/01/21
51: E05G
71: COXEN, Ronald Frederick
72: COXEN, Ronald Frederick
33: ZA 31: 2010/08116 32: 2010/11/12
54: SAFE TAMPERING DETECTOR AND
METHOD FOR DETECTING TAMPERING WITH A
SAFE
00: A safe tampering detector for detecting tampering
and preventing further tampering with a safe is
provided, the tampering being performed by an
electrically powered tool or device. The safe
tampering detector comprises detection means
located proximate te safe for detecting tampering
with the safe, and a tampering preventor that
interfaces between the detection means and a
power supply in a building within which the safe is
located. The tampering preventor is arranged to
terminate the supply of electricity by the power
supply in response to the detection means detecting
tampering with the safe, thereby preventing further
tampering with the safe. In an embodiment of the
invention, the power supply is provided in the form of
a general purpose alternating current power supply.
In an embodiment of the invention, the detection
means is located on an inner surface of the safe,
alternatively said detection means is located on an
outer surface of the safe.
21: 2012/02047 22: 20/03/2012 43: 16/01/2013
51: B01J, C08B, C08L
71: UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN
72: SMITH GREGORY STUART, JARDINE
MOEGAMAT ANWAR, MAKHUBELA, BONOTHILE
CHARITY EVENTS
33: ZA 31: 2009/06358 32: 2009/09/14
54: A POLYMER SUPPORT
00: 57: The invention provides a polymer support
characterised in that the polymer is 6- amino 6deoxy chitosan. Metal-immobilised 6-deoxy chitosan
is further provided, more particularly including one of
Pd, Pt, Ru, Rh Ir, Os, Mn, Ni, Co and Fe in all their
possible oxidation states complexed to 6-amino 6deoxy chitosan through Schiff-base ligand.
21: 2012/02188 22: 26/03/2012 43: 11/01/2013
51: B29C, E04H
71: PLASTIPACK LIMITED
72: ADLINGTON ANTHONY PETER
33: GB 31: 0917308.9 32: 2009/10/02
54: PLASTIC SHEETING AND A MOULD
THEREFOR
00: 57: In a plastic sheeting material incorporating an
array of bubble cells (12), the cells are shaped with
two chambers (31, 32) connected by a constricted
region (34). The chambers (31, 32) are partspherical e.g. in the form of truncated spheres. The
constricted region has concave side walls (37, 38)
and/or a concave top wall (36). The sheeting may
have two, three or more layers. Moulds (100, 200)
for producing the sheeting material have suitablyplaced suction holes (104, 204).
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active components, the compounds II of components
2 and 3 being independently selected from among
the compounds described in the application with the
proviso that components 2 and components 3 are
not the same. The invention also relates to the use
of the fungicidal mixtures for the control of
phytopathogenic fungi and to agents containing said
mixtures.
21: 2012/02413 22: 2012/04/03 43: 2012/11/19
51: A61K, A61P
71: NOVARTIS AG
72: SZCZUDLO, Tomasz, WOODMAN, Richard,
YIN, Ophelia
33: USA 31: 61/254,323 32: 2009/10/23
54: METHOD OF TREATING PROLIFERATIVE
DISORDERS AND OTHER PATHOLOGICAL
CONDITIONS MEDIATED BY BCR-ABL, C-KIT,
DDR1, DDR2 OR PDGF-R KINASE ACTIVITY
00: The present invention relates to a regimen for the
administration of a pyrimidylaminobenzamide of
formula I as defined herein for the treatment of
proliferative disorders, particularly solid and liquid
tumors, and other pathological conditions mediated
by the Bcr-Abl oncoprotein, the cell transmembrane
tyrosine kinase receptor c-Kit, DDR1 (discoidin
domain receptor 1), DDR2 (discoidin domain
receptor 2) or PDGF-R (platelet derived growth
factor receptor) kinase activity.
21: 2012/0243 22: 2012/01/12 43: 2013/01/14
51: A01N A01P
71: BASF SE
72: DIETZ, Jochen, HADEN, Egon, RENNER, Jens,
ULMSCHNEIDER, Sarah, GLÄTTLI, Alice,
VRETTOU-SCHULTES, Marianna, STOLZ, Silke
33: EP 31: 09162818.0 32: 2009/06/16
33: EP 31: 09175202.2 32: 2009/11/06
54: FUNGICIDAL MIXTURES
00: The invention relates to fungicidal mixtures which
comprise 1) azolylmethyloxiranes of general formula
(I), wherein the variables are defined as in the
application, and 2) a fungicidal compound II, and 3)
optionally another fungicidal compound II as the
21: 2012/02728 22: 2012/04/13 43: 2013/01/22
51: G01F
71: Spacelabs Healthcare, LLC
72: BLUEMNER, Erik J., KOSMOPOULOS, George
P., TOBIA, Ronald
33: US 31: 61/252,269 32: 2009/10/16
54: LIGHT ENHANCED FLOW TUBE
00: An improved fluid flow gauging device includes a
light enhanced acrylic block flow tube to optimize
visualization of pressure readings. An LED or other
light source is fitted to the top of the flow tube and
illuminates a float or bobbin from above to provide
more accurate readings, especially in low light
conditions such as modern operating rooms. In
addition, the light enhanced flow tube provides a
mechanical backup in the case of failure of newer
electronic systems and visually matches the
graphical flow display, simultaneously providing a
double-check of the electronic system.
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21: 2012/02797 22: 2012/04/17 43: 2013/01/22
51: A61K, A61P
71: ALZANDANI, Abdul-Majeed Bin Aziz
72: ALZANDANI, Abdul-Majeed Bin Aziz
33: - 31: - 32: 54: THE USE OF A HERBAL COMPOSITION FOR
THE TREATMENT OF A PERSON INFECTED
WITH HIV
00: The invention provides the use of a herbal
composition in the preparation of a medicament for
the treatment of a subject infected with HIV, the
composition comprising an extract of the plant
Aucklandia-(Costus Root).
21: 2012/02875 22: 2012/04/19 43: 2013/01/30
51: D21C
71: ANDRITZ INC.
72: ENGSTROM, Johan, PIIRA, Jussi, VEHMAA,
Janne, TERVOLA, Veli-Pekka, LEAVITT, Aaron
33: USA 31: 61/263,905 32: 2009/11/24
54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR THIN CHIP
DIGESTER COOKING
00: A method to cook thin chips in a continuous digester
vessel including: introducing thin chips having a
thickness of no more than 6mm, into a chip bin;
adding white (cooking) liquor to the chip bin or to a
chip transport passage extending from the chip bin
to an upper inlet of the continuous digester vessel;
injecting medium pressure steam or another heated
fluid to an upper region of the digester vessel to
elevate a cooking temperature of the chips in the
vessel to at least 130 degrees Celsius; cooking the
chips in the vessel as the chips flow downward
through the vessel without substantial extraction or
introduction of liquor in the cooking section of the
vessel; injecting wash liquid to a lower region of the
vessel; extracting at least wash liquid through a
wash liquid extraction screen in the lower region of
the vessel and above the injection of the wash liquid,
and discharging the cooked thin chips from the lower
region of the vessel.
21: 2012/0305 22: 2012/01/16 43: 2013/01/16
51: A01N A01P CO7D
71: BASF SE
72: DIETZ, Jochen, HADEN, Egon, RENNER, Jens,
ULMSCHNEIDER, Sarah, GLÄTTLI, Alice,
VRETTOU-SCHULTES, Marianna, STOLZ, Silke
33: EP 31: 09163122.6 32: 2009/06/18
33: EP 31: 09179324.0 32: 2009/12/15
54: FUNGICIDAL MIXTURES
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00: The invention relates to fungicidal mixtures which
comprise 1) azolylmethyloxiranes of general formula
I, wherein the variables are defined as in the
application, and 2) a fungicidal compound II as the
active components, the compounds II of component
2 being selected from among the compounds
described in the application. The invention also
relates to the use of the fungicidal mixtures for the
control of phytopathogenic fungi and to agents
containing said mixtures.
21: 2012/03326 22: 2012/05/08 43: 2013/01/17
51: A61K, C07D
71: ALMIRALL, S.A.
72: GONZALEZ RODRIGUEZ, Jacob, PAGES
SANTACANA, Lluis, Miquel, TALTAVULL MOLL,
Joan, EASTWOOD, Paul, Robert, BACH TAÑA,
Jordi, CATURLA JAVALOYES, Juan Francisco,
MATASSA, Victor, Giulio
33: EP 31: 09382303.7 32: 2009/12/24
33: USA 31: 61/290,293 32: 2009/12/28
54: IMIDAZOPYRIDINE DERIVATIVES AS JAK
INHIBITORS
00: New imidazopyridine derivatives having the chemical
structure of formula (I) are disclosed; as well as
process for their preparation, pharmaceutical
compositions comprising them and their use in
therapy as inhibitors of Janus Kinases (JAK).
21: 2012/03340 22: 2012/05/07 43: 2013/01/03
51: C12N, C12R
71: Danstar Ferment AG, Institut National de la
Recherche Agronomique (INRA)
72: DEQUIN, Sylvie, ORTIZ-JULIEN, Anne,
CADIÈRE, Axelle
33: FR 31: 09/05585 32: 2009/11/20
54: METHOD FOR AMPLIFYING THE PENTOSE
PHOSPHATE PATHWAY IN YEAST STRAINS,
THE RESULTING YEAST AND USES THEREOF
00: The invention relates to a method for obtaining
mutant yeast strains having an amplified PPP,
characterised in that it comprises the culture of the
strains on a substrate containing a gluconic acid salt.
21: 2012/03393 22: 2012/05/09 43: 201/301/03
51: B32B, C09J, G09F
71: Huhtamaki Forchheim, Zweigniederlassung der
Huhtamaki Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG
72: ENGELHARD, Heinz, FÜRST, Michael,
PANHANS, Jürgen, MAUSER, Matthias
33: DE 31: 102009054322.8 32: 2009/11/24
54: RELEASE FILM HAVING A FOAMED
STRUCTURE
00: The invention relates to a separating film, comprising
at least one layer (s) having a foamed structure on
the basis of at least one thermoplastic polymer,
wherein at least one of the surfaces of the
separating film is provided with a release layer (b) as
the outer layer on the basis of at least one cured
polysiloxane. The invention also relates to a use of
such a separating film as a detachable protective
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and covering film and to a roofing membrane
provided with such a separating film as a detachable
protective and covering film.
21: 2012/03420. 22: 2012-05-10. 43: 2013-01-08
51: C12Q, G01N
71: F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG
72: CHIU, Shu-Hui, ZHU, Yonghong
33: US 31: 61/261,324 32: 2009-11-14
54: BIOMARKERS FOR PREDICTING RAPID
RESPONSE TO HCV TREATMENT
00: The present invention relates to biomarkers that are
useful for predicting the response of hepatitis C virus
infected patients to pharmacological treatment.
21: 2012/0350 22: 2012/01/17 43: 2013/01/18
51: C07D A01N C07C
71: BASF SE
72: WITSCHEL, Matthias, NEWTON, Trevor William,
SEITZ, Thomas, SIMON, Anja, WALTER, Helmut,
SIEVERNICH, Bernd, NIGGEWEG, Ricarda,
GROßMANN, Klaus, PARRA RAPADO, Liliana,
EVANS, Richard, Roger
33: EP 31: 09163242.2 32: 2009/06/19
33: EP 31: 09169219.4 32: 2009/09/02
54: HERBICIDAL BENZOXAZINONES
00: The present invention relates to benzoxazinones of
the general formula (I) wherein the variables are
defined according to the description, processes and
intermediates for preparing the benzoxazinones of
the formula (I), compositions comprising them and
their use as herbicides, i.e. for controlling harmful
plants, and also a method for controlling unwanted
vegetation which comprises allowing a herbicidal
effective amount of at least one benzoxazinones of
the formula (I) to act on plants, their seed and/or
their habitat.
21: 2012/03711 22: 2012/05/22 43: 2013/01/09
51: A61K
71: ALKEM LABORATORIES LTD.
72: ASHOK, Rampal, RATNAKAR, Mehendre,
DIPTI, Phadtare, SOUMEN, Santra
33: IN 31: 2564/MUM/2009 32: 2009/11/05
54: A STABLE INJECTABLE PHARMACEUTICAL
COMPOSITION OF ACECLOFENAC AND
PROCESS FOR PREPARING THEREOF
00: The present invention relates to a stable injectable
pharmaceutical composition comprising an aqueous
solution of arginine and aceclofenac in the molar
ratio of arginine to aceclofenac in the range of about
1 1:1 to about 3. 4:1, having pH of about 6.5 to about
8.7, wherein the said aqueous solution is lyophilized
21: 2012/03747 22: 21/05/2012 43: 04/01/2013
51: G09B
71: TMI CONSULTANCY CC
72: MOODLEY THIVASH, OKUNZI ISADRU
PETER, VAN JAARSVELD JANKE, ROOS
WOUTER
33: ZA 31: 2010/08903 32: 2011/02/20
54: DRIVER TRAINING
00: 57: The invention relates to an interactive road
vehicle driver education system. The system
includes a computer based training system
comprising any one or more of a prescribed road
safety standard, demonstration modules, structured
formal driver assessments and interactive tutorials.
The system further includes an interactive visual
instructor, operable to coach a driver through the
usage and content of the computer based training
system and a learner management system
connectable to the computer based training system.
The learner management system has a database for
storing any one or more of user information, a
portfolio of evidence, educational content and results
of a user.
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that the aerosols (5) are sprayed substantially
opposite the direction of gravity.
21: 2012/03748 22: 23/05/2012 43: 17/01/2013
51: A61K, C12N
71: PLURISTEM LTD
72: ABERMAN ZAMI
33: US 31: 61/272,985 32: 2009/11/30,
54: ADHERENT CELLS FROM PLACENTA AND
USE OF SAME IN DISEASE TREATMENT
00: 57: Methods for treating conditionsby administration
of placenta derived adherent stromal cells to a
subject in thereof are provided. Such conditions
include skeletal muscle defects, neurophatic pain,
and myocardial infarction. Also provided are
methods wherein the adherent stromal cells
administered are cultured under 2 dimensional or 3
dimensional growth conditions. Also provided are
methods in which the cells administered are at least
70% adherent cells from a maternal or fetal portion
of the placenta.
21: 2012/03750 22: 23/05/2012 43: 30/01/2013
51: B05D, B29C, C23C, H01T
71: KLAUS KALWAR
72: KLUAS KALWAR
33: DE 31: 10 2009 044 638.9 32: 2009/11/24,
54: METHOD FOR SURFACE TREATING A
SUBSTRATE AND DEVINE FOR CARRYING OUT
THE METHOD
00: 57: The invention relates to a method for surface
treating a substrate (28) by means of an electrical
corona discharge, wherein aerosols (5) are sprayed
in the discharge area defined by an active gap
formed between a corona electrode and the
substrate (28) during the discharging, designed such
21: 2012/03790 22: 2012/05/23 43: 2013/01/14
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Abbott Laboratories
72: BRUNCKO, Milan, DING, Hong, DOHERTY,
George A., ELMORE, Steven W., HASVOLD, Lisa,
HEXAMER, Laura, KUNZER, Aaron, MANTEI,
Robert A., MCCLELLAN, William J., PARK, Chang
H., PARK, Cheol-Min, PETROS, Andrew M., SONG,
Xiaohong, SOUERS, Andrew J, SULLIVAN, Gerard
M., TAO, Zhi-Fu, WANG, Gary T., WANG, Le,
WANG, Xilu, WENDT, Michael D., HANSEN, Todd
M.
33: US 31: 12/631,404 32: 2009/12/04
54: SULFONAMIDE DERIVATIVES AS BCL-2SELECTIVE APOPTOSIS-INDUCING AGENTS
FOR THE TREATMENT OF CANCER AND
IMMUNE DISEASES
00: Disclosed are compounds (I) which inhibit the activity
of anti-apoptotic Bc1-2 or Bc1 xL proteins,
compositions containing the compounds and
methods of treating diseases during which are
expressed anti apoptotic Bc1-2 protein.
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21: 2012/04006 22: 2012/05/31 43: 2013/01/17
51: F24J
71: Abengoa Solar New Technologies S.A.
72: QUERO GARCIA, Manuel, PFÄNDER, Markus,
GERTIG, Christian, OSUNA GONZALES-AGUILAR,
Rafael
33: ES 31: P200902268 32: 2009/12/01
54: METHOD FOR DISTRIBUTING HELIOSTATS
IN TOWER PLANT
00: Method for distributing heliostats in a tower solar
plant surrounded by a field of heliostats that reflect
the solar radiation to said tower. The distribution
method for said heliostats involves imitating the
systems found in nature to maximise light capture
(plant seeds, leaves or petals) and is described
mathematically by Fermat spirals occurring in a
Fibonacci number, through the placement, in polar
coordinates, of each heliostat according to a radius
and an angle defined by Formula (I) where: rn is the
distance from the tower (2) to the position of the
heliostat (3), ?n is the angle formed by the radius rn
and the radius rn-1, n is the number of the heliostat
(3) to be placed, Cn is a constant that depends on
each placement and corresponds to the
compactness index of the heliostats (3) in the plant, i
is the irrational limit of the golden section, i.e.
(Formula II)
21: 2012/04049 22: 04/06/2012 43: 10/01/2013
51: F01L, F02B
71: LIBERTINE FPE LTD
72: COCKERILL SAM
33: GB 31: 0922539.2 32: 2009/12/24
54: COMBUSTION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
00: 57: A combustion management system for a
combustion engine having at least one cylinder with
an intake means comprising a sliding port valve and
an intake solenoid poppet valve arranged in series
and provided at a distance from the cylinder ends,
and an exhaust solenoid poppet valve provided at
each of the cylinder ends, the system comprising: a
valve control means for controlling the intake
solenoid poppet valve and the exhaust solenoid
poppet valve independently of the position of the
piston moving within the cylinder to control the
compression and expansion ratios, wherein the
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piston moves over and past the intake means during
each stroke.
21: 2012/04057 22: 2012/06/04 43: 2013/01/14
51: B01J, C07C, C10G
71: SHELL INTERNATIONALE RESEARCH
MAATSCHAPPIJ B.V.
72: SCHRAUWEN, Franciscus, Johannes, Maria
33: EP 31: 9180825.3 32: 2009/12/28
54: REACTOR WITH GAS DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM IN BOTTOM
00: The invention relates to a reactor (1) for carrying out
an exothermic process comprising a reactor shell
(2), inlets (3, 7) for introducing reactants and coolant
into the reactor shell (2), outlets (4, 8) for removing
product and coolant from the reactor shell (2), at
least two reactor tubes (9), a coolant chamber (6),
and a gas distribution system (11) below the coolant
chamber (6), whereby at least two reactor tubes (9)
extend through the coolant chamber (6) to enable
fluid communication between the space (15) below
the coolant chamber (6) and the space (13) above
the coolant chamber (6), said reactor (1) comprising
one or more highly porous catalysts, said catalyst (s)
having a size of at least 1 mm and comprising a
porous body and a catalyst material, whereby the
porous body has a porosity within the range of
between 50 and 98 volume%.
21: 2012/04058 22: 2012/06/04 43: 2013/01/14
51: B01J, C07C, C10G
71: SHELL INTERNATIONALE RESEARCH
MAATSCHAPPIJ B.V.
72: REMANS, Thomas, Joris, VAN DEN BRINK,
Peter, John, BOS, Alouisius, Nicolaas, Renée,
STOBBE, Erwin, Roderick, UNRUH, Dominik,
Johannes, Michael, WISMAN, Ronald, Vladimir
33: EP 31: 09180827.9 32: 2009/12/28
54: STACKED CATALYST BED FOR FISCHERTROPSCH
00: The present invention pertains to a reactor tube
comprising a fixed bed of Fischer-Tropsch catalyst
particles, wherein the catalyst particles in 5% to 40%
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of the fixed bed volume at the upstream end have an
average outer surface to volume ratio (S/V) in the
range of between 3.0 to 4.5 mm-1, and the catalyst
particles in the remaining fixed bed volume have an
average outer surface to volume ratio (S/V) in the
range of between 4.5 to 8.0 mm-1, and wherein the
difference between the average S/V of the particles
at the upstream end and the average S/V of the
particles in the remaining fixed bed volume is at
least 0.5 mm-1.
21: 2012/04059 22: 2012/06/04 43: 2012/12/12
51: F21S
71: ENERGY AUDIT LIGHTING (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED
72: CURLEWIS, LLEWELLYN BRYAN, KROPF,
ERROL JOHN
33: ZA 31: 2011/06495 32: 2011/09/06
54: RETROFIT STREET LAMP APPARATUS
00: The invention concerns a retrofit street lamp
apparatus which includes a concave reflector with a
light reflective internal surface. The reflector has an
internal mounting formation configured for mounting
an induction lamp in the reflector. The apparatus
also includes a holed adaptor mounted to the
reflector at a position behind the reflector. The
apparatus is shaped and dimensioned to fit into a
lamp housing of an existing street lamp fitting with
holes in the adaptor aligned with corresponding
mounting holes in the lamp housing to receive
fasteners that suspend the apparatus in the lamp
housing.
21: 2012/04070 22: 2012/06/04 43: 2013/01/14
51: A61K, A61P
71: Sanwa Kagaku Kenkyusho Co., Ltd
72: HASHIMOTO, Hiroyuki, KUMAZAWA, Toshihiko,
TAKEDA, Motohiro, JOMORI, Takahito, HIBI,
Chihiro, MIZUNO, Kuniharu
33: JP 31: 2010-016166 32: 2010/01/28
54: PROPHYLACTIC OR THERAPEUTIC AGENT
FOR CROHN'S DISEASE COMPRISING ORGANIC
ACID POLYMER AS ACTIVE INGREDIENT
00: Disclosed is a therapeutic agent for Crohn's disease
which is a disease of unknown cause and has no
radical therapeutic agent. Specifically disclosed is a
prophylactic or therapeutic agent for Crohn's
disease, which comprises an organic acid polymer
represented by the following formula: [(O1/2)3Ge-ACO2H]n (wherein n represents a numeral value of
100 to 1000; and A represents a lower alkyl group)
as an active ingredient. The organic acid polymer is
preferably one in which A in the formula is a lower
alkyl group having 1 to 3 carbon atoms and which
has a polymerization degree (n) of 200 to 900. The
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organic acid polymer is effective as a therapeutic
agent for Crohn's disease.
21: 2012/04135 22: 2012/06/06 43: 2013/01/28
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: NYCOMED GMBH
72: FLOCKERZI, Dieter, HATZELMANN, Armin,
MAIER, Thomas, WEINBRENNER, Steffen, MARX,
Degenhard, HESSLINGER, Christian, ZITT, Christof,
KAUTZ, Ulrich, TENOR, Hermann, DUNKERN,
Torsten, STENGEL, Thomas, MANN, Alexander,
OHMER, Harald, FISCHER, Stefan, KÜLZER,
Raimund
33: EP 31: 09179982.5 32: 2009/12/18
33: USA 31: 61/315,552 32: 2010/0/19
54: 3,4,4A,10B-TETRAHYDRO-1H-THIOPYRANO[4, 3-c] ISOQUINOLINE DERIVATIVES
00: The compounds of formula (1), in which A, R1, R2,
R3 and R5 have the meanings as given in the
description, are novel effective inhibitors of type 4
and 5 phosphodiesterase.
21: 2012/04137 22: 2012/06/06 43: 2013/01/28
51: B01J, C10G
71: IFP ENERGIES NOUVELLES, TOTAL
RAFFINAGE MARKETING
72: MARCHAND, Karin, GUICHARD, Bertrand,
DIGNE, Mathieu, REBEILLEAU, Michael, LOPEZ,
Sylvie, HUGON, Antoine, BONDUELLE, Audrey
33: FR 31: 0906101 32: 2009/12/16
33: FR 31: 0906103 32: 2009/12/16
54: CATALYST THAT CAN BE USED IN
HYDROTREATMENT, COMPRISING METALS OF
GROUPS VIII AND VIB, AND PREPARATION
WITH ACETIC ACID AND DIALKYL SUCCINATE
C1-C4
00: The invention relates to a catalyst that can be used
in hydrotreatment methods, comprising an
amorphous support based on alumina, phosphorus,
a dialkyl succinate C1-C4, acetic acid, and a hydrodehydrogenating function comprising at least one
element of group VIII and at least one element of the
group VIB, preferably consisting of cobalt and
molybdenum, the Raman spectrum of the catalyst
comprising the strongest bands characteristic of the
Keggin heteropolyanions (974 and/or 990 cm-1), the
dialkyl succinate C1-C4 and the acetic acid (896 cm1). Preferably, the dialkyl succinate used is dimethyl
succinate and its main band is 853 cm-1. The
invention also relates to the method for preparing
said catalyst, wherein a catalytic precurser
comprising the elements of the group VIB and the
group VIII, especially the molybdenum-cobalt
couple, and phosphorus, that have been introduced
by impregnation, then dried at a temperature lower
than 180°C, is impregnated by the dialkyl succinate
C1-C4, the acetic acid and the phosphorus
compound, if the latter has not already been
previously fully introduced, and then, after
maturation, is dried to a temperature lower than
180°C before being optionally sulfurated. The
invention further relates to the use of said catalyst in
any hydrotreatment method.
21: 2012/04150 22: 07/06/2012 43: 12/12/2012
51: B01F, C25C, C25D
71: ANCOR TECMIN S.A
72: VIDAURRE HEIREMANS VICTOR
33: CL 31: 023-2010 32: 2010/01/13
54: INSTALLATION AND INDUSTRIAL
OPERATION OF AN AIR SUPPLY SYSTEM TO
DOSE GIVEN FLOWS TO EACH INDIVIDUAL
CELL OF A SET OF ELECTROLYTIC CELLS
00: 57: The invention refers to an air supply system (1)
for a group of cells (4) arranged for dosing the
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individual air demand of each electrolytic cell (2) that
must be fed to its electrolyte through a system of
controlled air diffusion. It comprises a low pressure
blower (5), a central feed pipe (6) and a plurality of
feed branches (7); a flow meter (8) and a flow
regulator (9) are associated to each feed branch.
The assembly is connected to a bent hose (12)
arranged on the walls of said electrolytic cell (2) to
allow connection with an isobaric ring (3), so that the
fed air can be diffused homogeneously and
sustainedly in time to the electrolyte through
selectively perforated hoses (16). The present
invention also refers to the process of installation,
calibration and operation of the air supply system.
21: 2012/04234 22: 2012/06/08 43: 2013/01/17
51: H02K
71: KSB Aktiengesellschaft
72: HUTH, Gerhard, URSCHEL, Sven, FISCHER,
Ralf
33: DE 31: 102009060438.3 32: 2009/12/22
54: ROTOR HAVING A SQUIRREL CAGE
00: The invention relates to a rotor having a short circuit
cage and permanent magnets distributed about the
circumference, wherein the rotor comprises a core
stack extending over the entire rotor region, having
longitudinally continuous rotor slots, wherein the
short circuit cage draws the rotor slots over the
entire length of the core stack, wherein the short
circuit cage is designed having cage bars laying in
the rotor slots, preferably cast therein, and short
circuit rings connecting the cage bars at both end
faces of the core stack, wherein the radius of a rotor
region is reduced by at least the radial thickness of
the permanent magnets. The radius of the rotor (11)
is reduced over the entire length between the short
circuit rings (17), such that the radial height of the
cage bars (15, 29) or cage webs (27) connected
thereto is reduced. Permanent magnets (19) are
mounted on the rotor (11). The invention further
relates to an electric motor having such a rotor, and
to a radial pump having such an electric motor. The
invention further relates to a method for operating an
electric motor having such a rotor, and to a method
for producing such a rotor and/or electric motor.
21: 2012/04276 22: 12/06/2012 43: 12/12/2012
51: F16L
71: CLAUDIUS PETERS PROJECTS GMBH
72: DIKTY MARIO, DEIMEL DOMINIK, GREISER
CARSTEN
33: - 31: - 32: 54: DEVICE FOR WETTING A BULK GOOD
00: 57: The invention relates to a device for wetting a
bulk good, in particular for moistening power plant
filter ashes. The device comprises a downpipe (14).
An inlet (13), through which the bulk good enters the
downpipe (14), is formed at the upper end of the
downpipe (14). An outlet (16), through which the
bulk good is discharged in the wetted state, is
formed at the lower end of the downpipe (14). A
water supply (20, 21, 22) to the downpipe (14) is
provided. The downpipe (14) has a flexible wall
section (34). According to the invention, the water
supply (20, 21, 22) opens into the flexible wall
section (34) of the downpipe (14). Deposits of the
bulk good are prevented in that the bulk good does
not come in contact with water until the bulk good is
in the flexible wall section (34).
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21: 2012/04539 22: 2012/06/19 43: 2013/01/09
51: H04W
71: Red Leaf Resources, Inc.
72: PATTEN, James W.
33: US 31: 12/614,366 32: 2009/11/06
54: SUBSIDENCE CONTROL SYSTEM
00: A controlling base station sends, to a wireless
communication device, control data related to
communication between a communication base
station and the wireless communication device. The
control data is transmitted in accordance with a
communication specification and is transmitted to
allow reception by the wireless communication
device of the control data within a control channel
having a frequency and time allocated by the
communication specification for the wireless
communication device to receive control data
transmissions from the communication base station.
21: 2012/04591 22: 2012/06/20 43: 2013/01/17
51: A61K, C12N, C12Q
71: Cornell University
72: DUBOVI, Edward, RENSHAW, Randall W.
33: US 31: 61/288,401 32: 2009/12/21
54: NOVEL PNEUMOVIRUS COMPOSITIONS AND
METHODS FOR USING THE SAME
00: Provided are newly identified pneumoviruses that
can infect mammals, including dogs cats and
potentially humans. Isolated polynucleotides and
proteins of the viruses, as well as the isolated
viruses themselves are provided. The invention
includes compositions and methods for detecting the
viruses, methods and compositions for prophylaxis
and/or therapy of disease signs that are positively
correlated with the presence of the viruses, and
isolated cells comprising the viruses. Intact virions,
viral proteins, and fragments thereof are also
provided.
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kilogram of material or material throughput per hour
for a gaseous rinsing medium and less than 0.1 liter
per hour per kilogram of material or material
throughput per hour for a liquid rinsing medium,
wherein at the same time the vacuum in the
container (1) is permanently held under 100 mbar.
21: 2012/04631 22: 2012/06/21 43: 2013/01/-08
51: C01G
71: Lanxess Deutschland GmbH
72: FRIEDRICH, Holger, ORTMANN, Rainer,
STENGER, Matthias, VAN ROOYEN, Daniel,
KALIDEEN, Naveen, BOLL, Matthias
33: EP 31: 09180385.8 32: 2009/12/22
54: METHOD FOR PRODUCING CHROMIUM (III)
OXIDE
00: The invention relates to a method for producing
chromium (III) oxide, containing the following steps:
a) an alkali metal ammonium chromate double salt is
decomposed at a temperature of between 200 and
650°C, especially between 250 and 550°C, b) the
decomposition product obtained in step a) is
washed, and c) the product obtained in step b) is
calcinated at a temperature of between 700 and
1400°C, especially between 800 and 1300°C.
21: 2012/04641 22: 22/06/2012 43: 29/01/2013
51: B29B, C08J
71: EREMA EMGINEERING RECYCLING
MASCHIEN UND ANLAGEN GESELLSCHAFT
M.B.H
72: GERHARD WENDELIN, KLAUS
FEICHTINGER, MANFRED HACKL, JAMES
DONALDSON, GEORG WEIGERSTORFER
33: AT 31: A 88/2010 32: 2010/01/22,
54: METHOD FOR PREPARING AND
DETOXIFYING
00: 57: The invention relates to a method for preparing
and detoxifying an in particular thermoplastic
material or for removing interfering substances or
contaminants from said material, wherein the
material is heated, mixed, and optionally
disintegrated in at least one container (1) under
vacuum, and wherein a rinsing medium is introduced
into the container (1) and passes through at least
one sub-area of the material, and the rinsing
medium enriched or saturated with interfering
substances is discharged from the container (1).
According to the invention, the amount of the rinsing
medium introduced into the container (1) is less than
3
3
5 Nm , in particular less than 0.1 Nm (normal cubic
meter Vn according to DIN 1343), per hour per
21: 2012/04642 22: 22/06/2012 43: 31/01/2013
51: A01K
71: SMAXTEC ANIMAL CARE SALES GMBH
72: STEFAN ROSENKRANZ and MARIO FALLAST
33: AT 31: A 2052/2009 32: 2009/12/30
54: DEVICE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF
INDIVIDUAL FARM ANIMAL DATA
00: 57: The invention relates to a measuring device (3)
for the measurement of at least one physiological
parameter of a farm animal's organism, whereby the
measuring device (3) is placeable in the gastrointestinal tract of livestock and comprises the
following components arranged in a casing (4): at
least one sensor (8, 8') for the measurement of at
least one physiological parameter of a farm animal,
at least one transmitter (9) with antenna (10) for the
wireless transmission of information, at least one
control unit (7) for controlling the measuring device
(3), and at least one power supply device (11) for the
measuring device (3), whereby a hollow protective
guard (12, 12') is provided inside the casing (4)
which covers at least the power supply unit in order
to protect it from mechanical impact., The invention
relates to a measuring device (3) for the
measurement of at least one physiological
parameter of a farm animal's organism, whereby the
measuring device (3) is placeable in the gastrointestinal tract of livestock and comprises the
following components arranged in a casing (4): at
least one sensor (8, 8') for the measurement of at
least one physiological parameter of a farm animal,
at least one transmitter (9) with antenna (10) for the
wireless transmission of information, at least one
control unit (7) for controlling the measuring device
(3), and at least one power supply device (11) for the
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measuring device (3), whereby a hollow protective
guard (12, 12') is provided inside the casing (4)
which covers at least the power supply unit in order
to protect it from mechanical impact.
21: 2012/04670 22: 2012/06/22 43: 2013/01/04
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Daiichi Sankyo Company, Limited
72: MUTO, Tsuyoshi, TANAKA, Taisaku,
FUTAMURA, Junko, IMAJO, Seiichi, SUGAWARA,
Hajime
33: JP 31: 2009-296113 32: 2009/12/25
54: SEVEN-MEMBERED RING COMPOUND AND
PHARMACEUTICAL USE THEREFOR
00: Provided is a compound that has a nitrogencontaining seven-membered ring skeleton
represented by formula (I) and is useful in the
prevention or treatment of pathological conditions in
which chymase is involved. Also provided is a drug,
containing the aforementioned compound, for
prevention or treatment of disorders in which
chymase is involved.
21: 2012/04674 22: 2012/06/22 43: 2013/01/04
51: A61K, C07C
71: Bracco Imaging S.p.A.
72: ANELLI, Pier Lucio, LATTUADA, Luciano,
FRETTA, Roberta, FERRIGATO, Aurelia,
MOROSINI, Pier Francesco, CERAGIOLI, Silvia,
UGGERI, Fulvio
33: EP 31: 09176713.7 32: 2009/11/23
54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF
GADOBENATE DIMEGLUMINE COMPLEX IN A
SOLID FORM
00: The present invention discloses a process for the
preparation of gadobenate dimeglumine complex in
a solid form. In particular, said solid form is
conveniently obtained by spray-drying a
corresponding liquid suspension at a given
temperature and concentration. The present
invention is particularly advantageous for the
industrial scale as the solid form may be obtained by
employing water as a solvent, which is a non-toxic
solvent, easy to handle and basically not requiring
troublesome health or safety precautions.
21: 2012/04682 22: 2012/06/22 43: 2013/01/03
51: B01D, B01J
71: Chemetics Inc.
72: NORTON, Daniel S., PEREZ, Orlando G.,
DRACKETT, Thomas S., STERENBERG, David J.
33: CA 31: 2,689,266 32: 2009/12/23
54: LIQUID DISTRIBUTION TROUGH FOR USE IN
TOWERS IN SULPHURIC ACID AND CARBON
CAPTURE PLANTS
00: A liquid distribution trough contained within a tower
for the purpose of mass or thermal exchange
between at least a first liquid and a second fluid; the
trough having an upper section and a lower section;
the lower section for receiving the first liquid; a
horizontal dividing member separating the upper
section from the lower section and having at least
one dividing member portion defining an aperture to
allow for passage of the liquid fluid from the lower
section to the upper section; a feed conduit means in
communication with the lower section to provide
feed first liquid flow to the lower section; the lower
section having at least one inlet portion defining a
liquid inlet in communication with the feed conduit
means; and a first baffle adjacent the inlet portion
operably impacted by the first liquid flow and to
hinder preferential flow along the walls of the trough
and the dividing member. The trough and tower are
of particular value in a sulphuric acid plant and a
carbon dioxide capture plant.
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21: 2012/04685 22: 2012/06/22 43: 2013/01/02
51: C07D
71: Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha, Ltd.
72: FUKUI, Fumihiro
33: JP 31: 2009-293768 32: 2009/12/25
54: PROCESSES FOR PRODUCING 2-CHLORO-3TRIFLUOROMETHYLPYRIDINE
00: Processes are provided by which 2-chloro-3trifluoromethylpyridine, which is useful as an
intermediate for medicines and agrochemicals, is
produced at a high production rate in high yield. One
process for producing 2-chloro-3trifluoromethylpyridine or a salt thereof is
characterized by reacting 3-trifluoromethylpyridine Noxide with a chlorinating agent. Another is
characterized by oxidizing 3-trifluoromethylpyridine
to produce 3-trifluoromethylpyridine N-oxide and
subsequently reacting the obtained 3trifluoromethylpyridine N-oxide with a chlorinating
agent.
21: 2012/04686 22: 2012/06/22 43: 2013/01/03
51: G06Q
71: JOYCE, John Anthony
72: JOYCE, John Anthony
33: US 31: 61/264,152 32: 2009/11/24
54: A METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING
AN INTERNET BASED TRANSACTION
00: A method of providing an Internet based transaction
for goods or services offered via a website, the
method comprising requesting from the website a
secure financial transaction from a merchant
associated with the website for said goods or
services using an Internet access device, activating
an encryption device in data communication with the
Internet access device, receiving from the encryption
device encrypted user financial card details for the
secure financial transaction, the Internet access
device transmitting the received encrypted user
financial card details over the Internet to a
transaction server, decrypting the received
encrypted user financial card details at the
transaction server, and forwarding the decrypted
card details to a financial institution in data
communication with the transaction server and
thereafter using the decrypted card details to
complete the secure financial transaction for the
Internet based transaction for said goods or
services.
21: 2012/04696 22: 25/06/2012 43: 31/01/2013
51: E04H
71: HEULER MANUFACTURING (PTY) LTD
72: STRYDOM PETER
33: ZA 31: 2011/02460 32: 2011/03/29
54: FENCE PANEL
00: 57: A fence panel which includes a first array of
elongate strands of deterrent material which are
arranged spaced apart and parallel to one another, a
second array of elongate strands of deterrent
material which are arranged spaced apart and
parallel to one another, wherein the strands in one
array are transverse to the strands in the other array
at respective contact points, and wherein, at each
contact point, the respective strands are shaped to
have portions which are parallel to each other and,
at each contact point, a respective fastener is used
to secure the parallel portions of the strands to each
other.
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21: 2012/04703 22: 2012/06/25 43: 2013/01/03
51: B65G
71: COTAL SEPÚLVEDA, Richard
72: COTAL SEPÚLVEDA, Richard
33: CL 31: 2538-2011 32: 2011/10/12
54: HOPPER FOR TRANSPORTATION OF
MINERAL OR AGGREGATES
00: This invention relates to a hopper for transportation
of mineral or aggregates which inhibits the material
from falling off due to movements or slope, and
which improves load performance and facilitates the
download. In the joining areas between the front and
the floor and between the sides and the floor there
are folded or cylindered pieces giving curvature to
such joining points, thus adding anti-adherent
features to this hopper. The front is folded with a
wide radius, also achieving an anti-adherent feature.
There are also folds in the front and the shield to
avoid beams in those areas of the hopper, thus
decreasing the total weight of such hopper and
reducing the appearance of cracks and lessening
the amount of welding. The area of release is wider
to allow for a better sliding of the material.
21: 2012/04707 22: 2012/06/25 43: 2013/01/21
51: D21H
71: CLARIANT FINANCE (BVI) LIMITED
72: KLEIN, Cédric, GRETHER-SCHENE, Heidrun
33: EP 31: 10 001 405.9 32: 2010/02/11
54: AQUEOUS SIZING COMPOSITIONS FOR
SHADING IN SIZE PRESS APPLICATIONS
00: The instant invention relates to liquid sizing
compositions comprising shading dyestuffs,
derivatives of diaminostilbene, binders, protective
polymers, and optionally divalent metal salts which
can be used for the optical brightening of substrates,
including substrates suitable for high quality ink jet
printing.
21: 2012/04721 22: 2012/06/25 43: 2013/01/03
51: F26B
71: Degremont
72: KNOER, Peter, STANLEY, Bruce
33: FR 31: 0906413 32: 2009/12/30
54: METHOD AND FACILITY FOR DRYING PASTY
MATERIALS, IN PARTICULAR SLUDGE FROM
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS AND
GENERATION OF THERMAL ENERGY
00: The invention relates to a method for drying pasty
materials, in particular sludge from wastewater
treatment plants, including a first indirect drying
stage (1) supplied with a heat-transfer fluid, which
outputs (1a, 1b) pre-dried sludge and water vapour;
a step (6) of forming sludge at the outlet of the first
stage, and a second stage of drying (7) pre-dried
sludge that is heated by means of a heating gas, in
particular air, said second stage producing (7b) dried
sludge; at least one portion of the dried sludge
produced by the second stage is incinerated (23) to
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produce thermal energy, and at least one portion of
said thermal energy is used to heat the heat-transfer
fluid of the first drying stage.
21: 2012/04722 22: 2012/06/25 43: 2013/01/03
51: C04B
71: CHRYSO
72: LEISING, Frédéric
33: FR 31: 0958511 32: 2009/11/30
54: AGENTS FOR INERTING CLAYS IN
HYDRAULIC COMPOSITIONS
00: The invention relates to a method for inerting clays
into a hydraulic composition including one step
consisting of exposing a hydraulic composition or a
component of a hydraulic composition to a
compound with the following formula: R-COORCOO-, (Mn+)1/n (I); a hydraulic composition
comprising said compound of formula (I); a method
for preparing said hydraulic composition; a
pretreated granulate which may be obtained by
mixing a granulate with said compound of formula
(I); an additive for inerting clay comprising a
superplasticizer and said compound of formula (I);
and the use of said compound of formula (I) for
inerting the clays of hydraulic compositions.
21: 2012/04723 22: 2012/06/25 43: 2013/01/02
51: B60L, E21B
71: Sandvik Mining and Construction Oy
72: NIEMI, Timo
33: FI 31: 20096401 32: 2009/12/28
54: ROCK DRILLING DEVICE
00: The invention relates to rock drilling equipment
provided with electrically operated operation devices
and means for connecting the rock drilling
equipment to an electrical network (18). The rock
drilling equipment comprises a voltage
transformation means for transforming a voltage
level as necessary either from higher to lower or
from lower to higher, and the rock drilling equipment
(1) is provided with electrically operated operation
devices whose voltage levels (U1, U2) are different
in magnitude. The rock drilling equipment (1) is
provided with connecting means for feeding some of
the electrically operated operation devices directly
from the electrical network (18) and for feeding some
of the electrically operated operation devices via the
voltage transformation means, whereby it is possible
to select by the connecting means the operation
devices to be fed directly from the electrical network
(18) on the basis of their voltage levels.
21: 2012/04724 22: 2012/06/25 43: 2013/01/21
51: B09B, C02F, F23G
71: Hebei Building Materials Industry Design and
Research Institute
72: CHEN, Ying
33: CN 31: 201010132010.2 32: 2010/03/25
54: COMBINED TREATMENT PROCESS OF
DOMESTIC GARBAGE AND SEWAGE
00: A combined treatment process of domestic garbage
and sewage, comprising the following steps: ?
sorting iron out of the domestic garbage; ? crushing
the domestic garbage in which the iron has been
removed; ? feeding the crushed domestic garbage
into a sewage treatment tank, adding water and
blowing air into the sewage treatment tank, where
the domestic garbage is divided into floating
substances, suspended substances, and settled
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substances; ? salvaging, dehydrating and drying the
floating substances and then combusting them as
fuel; ? collecting, filtering and drying the settled
substances, wherein the settled substances having a
calorific value of more than 4180 kJ/kg are burnt as
fuel, the burnt substances and the settled
substances having a calorific value of less than 4180
kJ/kg are used to replace clay material in a cement
plant or used for making bricks; ? adding a flocculant
into the sewage in which the floating substances and
the settled substances have been removed so as to
make the suspended substances settle, the
suspended substances which have been settled are
treated according to step ?; and ? treating the
sewage. The process of the present invention
effectively combines the domestic garbage treatment
and sewage treatment, realizing the comprehensive
treatment of domestic garbage and sewage as well
as efficient utilization of resources.
21: 2012/04726 22: 2012/06/25 43: 2013/01/07
51: B60L, E21B, E21F, H02J, H02M
71: Sandvik Mining and Construction Oy
72: OSARA, Jukka, KOUVO, Mikko, PIIPPONEN,
Juha
33: FI 31: 20096403 32: 2009/12/28
54: MINING VEHICLE AND METHOD FOR ITS
ENERGY SUPPLY
00: The invention relates to a mining vehicle and method
for its energy supply. The mining vehicle has a
carriage (3), driving equipment (4) for moving the
carriage (3), and at least one mining work device (2).
Further, the mining vehicle (1) has at least one
electric motor (28a) for operating a main function of
the mining vehicle (1), and at least one electric
motor (28b, 28c, 28d) for operating an auxiliary
function of the mining vehicle. The mining vehicle (1)
further has a power- generating auxiliary unit (26).
When necessary, the power-generating auxiliary unit
(26) supplies at least part of the power required by
the electric motor (28b, 28c, 28d) operating the
auxiliary function.
21: 2012/04727 22: 2012/06/25 43: 2013/01/03
51: B60L, E21B, H02J
71: Sandvik Mining and Construction Oy
72: KOUVO, Mikko, OSARA, Jukka, PIIPPONEN,
Juha
33: FI 31: 20096403 32: 2009/12/28
54: MINING VEHICLE AND METHOD FOR ITS
ENERGY SUPPLY
00: The invention relates to a mining vehicle and method
for its energy supply. The mining vehicle (1) has a
rectifier (27), DC intermediate circuit (28), and
inverter (29a, 29b, 29c), through which an
alternating current motor (30a, 30b, 30c) is supplied.
At least one auxiliary energy source (26a, 26b) is
connected to the DC intermediate circuit (28). A
DC/DC converter (33a, 33b) is connected between
the DC intermediate circuit (28) and the auxiliary
energy source (26a, 26b) for adapting the voltage
level of the auxiliary energy source (26a, 26b) and
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for connecting the auxiliary energy source (26a, 26b)
to supply energy to the DC intermediate circuit (28).
21: 2012/04731 22: 26/06/2012 43: 31/01/2013
51: E21D
71: ELAS GEOTECNICA S.R.L
72: ANTONIO FRULLANI and CRISTIANO
BONOMI
33: EP 31: 10425019.6 32: 2010/01/29
54: RIB FOR SUPPORTING AND REINFORCING
AN EXCAVATION
00: 57: The present invention relates to a rib for
supporting and reinforcing an excavation. The
invention also relates to a structure and to a method
for supporting and reinforcing an excavation. The rib
according to the invention comprises at least a
structural element provided with a tubular body,
preferably with a circular cross section, which
defines an inner cavity adapted to be completely
filled with concrete after installation of the rib. The
structural element is provided with a filling device
operatively couplable to concrete injection means.
21: 2012/04754 22: 2012/06/26 43: 2013/01/10
51: C10J
71: SHELL INTERNATIONALE RESEARCH
MAATSCHAPPIJ B.V.
72: VON KOSSAK-GLOWCZEWSKI, Thomas, Paul
33: EP 31: 10151517.9 32: 2010/01/25
54: GASIFICATION REACTOR AND PROCESS
00: A gasification reactor (1) and a process for the
production of syngas by gasification of a
carbonaceous feed. The reactor comprises a gasifier
unit with a discharge channel (4) for discharging a
stream of slag-loaded hot syngas and a quencher
(5) for supplying a flow of quench gas into the
discharge channel (4). At least one blaster (10) is
arranged comprising at least one blast nozzle (12),
such as a blast lance, in line with the flow direction
of the quench gas. The blaster (10) can be
connected to a source of pressurized gas, such as
syngas, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, steam or the like.
The blaster can be actuated periodically to blast
away slag deposits.
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21: 2012/04767 22: 2012/06/26 43: 2013/01/03
51: E06B
71: PLASTRIM INVESTMENTS CC
72: HÖNIG, Erhard
33: ZA 31: 2009/08874 32: 2009/12/11
54: A WINDOW BLIND OF THE PLANTATION
TYPE
00: The invention is for a window blind kit 10. The kit
comprises a plurality of moulded blind elements. The
blind elements have connecting formations which
render them connectable to each other, thereby to
form a blind. The blind comprises a mounting frame
to which a plurality of slats 200 are pivotally
mounted.
21: 2012/04770 22: 2012/06/26 43: 2013/01/03
51: B28B, C04B
71: Weyerhaeuser NR Company
72: WEERAWARNA, S. Ananda, SHAH,
Harshadkumar M.
33: US 31: 61/503,528 32: 2011/06/30
54: FIBER FOR FIBER CEMENT AND RESULTING
PRODUCT
00: A fiber-cement product which includes a treated
cellulose wood pupl fiber. The fiber is treated with
fibrillated carboxymethyl cellulose or a carboxyethyl
cellulose and poly (diallyldimethyl ammonium)
chloride. The fiber can be bleached or partially
bleached, refined or unrefined or a mixture of refined
and unrefined fiber.
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21: 2012/04771 22: 2012/06/26 43: 2013/01/03
51: A01N, A01P, C07C
71: Akzo Nobel Chemicals International B.V.
72: GROENEWEGEN, Adrianus Marinus,
OVERKEMPE, Kornelis, WESTBYE, Peter
33: EP 31: 09180941.8 32: 2009/12/30
33: US 31: 61/290,974 32: 2009/12/30
54: AMIDES, USE OF AMIDES AS SOLVENTS
FOR ORGANIC COMPOUNDS, COMPOSITIONS
AND EMULSIONS CONTAINING AMIDES, AND
METHOD FOR TREATING A PLANT
00: The present invention relates in general to the use of
amides of the following general formula (I) wherein
R1 is a linear or branched hydrocarbyl group
containing 9 to 14 carbon atoms; R2 is selected from
the group consisting of methyl, ethyl and benzyl; and
R3 is selected from the group consisting of
hydrogen, methyl and ethyl, as solvents for organic
agriculturally active ingredients, compositions
comprising organic agriculturally active ingredients
and such amides, methods for treating a plant
utilizing such compositions, as well as some of the
amides as such and methods for their production.
21: 2012/04772 22: 2012/06/26 43: 2013/01/02
51: A23L
71: The Coca-Cola Company
72: PRAKASH, Indra, DUBOIS, Grant E., KLUCIK,
Josef, SAN MIGUEL, Rafael I., FRITSCH, Rudy J.,
CHATURVEDULA, Venkata Sai Prakash
33: US 31: 61/290,370 32: 2009/12/28
54: SWEETNESS ENHANCERS, COMPOSITIONS
THEREOF, AND METHODS FOR USE
00: Disclosed herein are sweetener compositions
comprising at least one sweetener and at least one
sweetness enhancer chosen from terpenes (such as
sesquiterpenes, diterpenes, and triterpenes),
flavonoids, amino acids, proteins, polyols, other
known natural sweeteners (such as
cinnamaldehydes, selligueians, hematoxylins),
secodammarane glycosides, and analogues thereof,
wherein the at least one sweetness enhancer is
present in the composition in an amount at or below
the sweetness detection threshold level of the
sweetness ehancer, and the at least one sweetener
and the at least one sweetness enhancer are
different. Also disclosed herein are methods for
enhancing sweetness of a composition, comprising
combining at least one sweetener and at least one
sweetness enhancer chosen from terpenes (such as
sesquiterpenes, diterpenes, and triterpenes),
flavonoids, amino acids, proteins, polyols, other
known natural sweeteners (such as
cinnamaldehydes, selligueians, hematoxylins),
secodammarane glycosides, and analogues thereof,
wherein the at least one sweetness enhancer is
present in the composition in an amount at or below
the sweetness detection threshold level of the at
least one sweetness enhancer, and the at least one
sweetener and the at least one sweetness enhancer
are different.
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21: 2012/04773 22: 2012/06/26 43: 2013/01/03
51: B65D
71: Closure Systems International, Inc.
72: GEVERS, David E., BHATT, Pranav M.,
BASHYAM, Navaneeth, MCCANDLESS, Thomas
33: US 31: 61/291,431 32: 2009/12/31
54: PLASTIC CLOSURE WITH ENHANCED
PERFORMANCE
00: A plastic closure is disclosed which is configured for
enhanced performance and reduced closure weight.
Notably, the closure includes a compound, internal
helical thread formation including an upper retention
portion which provides desired closure hoop strength
and sealing performance, and a lower guide portion
which is configured for light weight while functioning
to guide the closure onto an associated container
during application. The closure can further include a
stepped top wall portion having a relatively thick
outer region, and a relatively thin central region. A
tamper-evident band of the closure can be
configured to include a deformable free edge portion
for enhanced tamper-resistance.
21: 2012/04774 22: 2012/06/26 43: 2013/01/14
51: A61K
71: W. R. Grace & Co.-Conn.
72: MICHOS, Demetrius, PRYOR, James Neil
33: US 31: 61/290,796 32: 2009/12/29
54: COMPOSITIONS FOR FORMING FILMS
HAVING A DESIRED DEGREE OF
OBSCURATION AND METHODS OF MAKING
AND USING THE SAME
00: Compositions suitable for use as cosmetic products
(e.g., skin cream) are disclosed. Methods of making
and using compositions suitable for use as cosmetic
products are also disclosed.
21: 2012/04776 22: 2012/06/26 43: 2013/01/02
51: F24J, G02B
71: Abengoa Solar New Technologies S.A.
72: NUÑEZ BOOTELLO, Juan Pablo
33: ES 31: P200902422 32: 2009/12/30
54: PARAMETRIC CYLINDRICAL SOLAR
COLLECTOR HAVING AN OPTIMISED
SECONDARY RECONCENTRATOR AND
METHOD FOR DESIGNING SAME
00: The invention relates to a parametric cylindrical
collector having an optimised secondary
reconcentrator and to a method for designing same,
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in which the geometry of the primary reflector is a
development of the Helmet collector concept with a
discontinuous curve, which makes it possible to
increase the concentration C/Cmax to more than
0.52 as well as for reducing wind load. The structure
is optimised to withstand the various loads to which
the collector is subjected. The centre of gravity of the
collector is near the axis of rotation of the collector.
The geometry of the secondary reconcentrator is
optimised and the collection efficiency of the
collector is 100%. The secondary reconcentrator is
obtained by partially mirror-coating the glass tube
that maintains the vacuum in the absorber tube.
21: 2012/04777 22: 2012/06/26 43: 2013/01/02
51: B60G, B60K, H02K
71: BAE Systems Hägglunds Aktiebolag
72: KARLSSON, Pontus
33: SE 31: 1050035-3 32: 2010/01/14
54: DRIVELINE WITH PENDULUM SUSPENDED
DRIVE SHAFT
00: The invention relates to a driveline for a motor
vehicle comprising drive shaft (20) suspended by
means of a pendulum suspension (30), the
pendulum suspension (30) comprising a fastening
configuration (32, 34) fixedly connected to the
vehicle and a drive shaft fastening (106) connected
to the drive shaft (20) and pivotably journalled in
bearings relative to the fastening configuration (32,
34), wherein the transmission configuration (50)
comprises a driven input shaft (52), wherein an
electric motor (60) is arranged for driving of the drive
shaft (20), wherein the rotor of the electric motor (60)
is connected to the input shaft (52) and a nonrotating portion of the electric motor (60) comprising
the stator (66) of the electric motor (60) is fixedly
connected to said drive shaft fastening (106). The
invention also relates to a motor vehicle.
21: 2012/04785 22: 27/06/2012 43: 03/01/2013
51: H01H
71: EATON CORP
72: SCHALTENBRAND BRIAN JOHN, JANUSEK
MARK ANTHONY, MUELLER ROBERT WILLIAM
33: US 31: 13/172.959 32: 2011/06/30
54: CARRIER LINK INSULATOR FOR A CIRCUIT
BREAKER
00: 57: A carrier link insulator electrically insulates a
carrier drive link from an arc chamber in a circuit
breaker.
21: 2012/04805 22: 2012/06/27 43: 2013/01/02
51: B44B
71: NEW NUMBER PLATE REQUISITES CC
72: SMIT, Hendrik Adrian
33: ZA 31: 2011/08230 32: 2011/11/09
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54: THE EMBOSSING OF CHARACTERS
00: The invention provides a method of manufacturing,
from a laminate blank, a display element which
includes an embossed character. A blank is
positioned between pivotably connected elements of
a die having complementary male and female
embossing formations which are shaped to emboss
the character on the blank, the die comprising a
body and a cutting element which includes a cutting
edge, and each embossing formation including a
periphery, the cutting edge extending along the
periphery of one of the embossing formations. The
method includes simultaneously embossing the
character and causing the cutting edge to cut
through a covering sheet of the blank around the
character being embossed, and the portion of the
covering sheet inside the embossed character is
peeled away from the base. The invention extends
to a die for producing an embossed character.
21: 2012/04806 22: 2012/06/27 43: 2013/01/07
51: C12N, C12Q, C12R, G01N
71: Baylor Research Institute, Medical Research
Council, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
72: BANCHEREAU, Jacques F., CHAUSSABEL,
Damien, O'GARRA, Anne, BERRY, Matthew, KON,
Onn Min
33: US 31: 12/628,148 32: 2009/11/30
54: BLOOD TRANSCRIPTIONAL SIGNATURE OF
ACTIVE VERSUS LATENT MYCOBACTERIUM
TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION
00: The present invention includes methods, systems
and kits for distinguishing between active and latent
mycobacterium tuberculosis infection in a patient
suspected of being infected with Mycobacterium
tuberculosis, the method including the steps of
obtaining a patient gene expression dataset from a
patient suspected of being infected with
Mycobacterium tuberculosis; sorting the patient gene
expression dataset into one or more gene modules
associated with Mycobacterium tuberculosis
infection; and comparing the patient gene
expression dataset for each of the one or more gene
modules to a gene expression dataset from a nonpatient; wherein an increase or decrease in the
totality of gene expression in the patient gene
expression dataset for the one or more gene
modules is indicative of active Mycobacterium
tuberculosis infection.
21: 2012/04833 22: 2012/06/28 43: 2013/01/03
51: B64C
71: University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
72: BOER, Michael Frederick, HOFFE, Anthony
Charles
33: ZA 31: 2009/08787 32: 2009/12/10
54: AIRCRAFT WINGTIP ARRANGEMENT
00: This invention discloses a wingtip (10) arrangement
for an aircraft wing comprising at least one winglet
(12) movably mountable to an extremity (16) of the
wing (14); and actuating means (18) connected to
the winglet for actuating in use displacement of the
winglet relative to the wing thereby altering the
winglet 's angle of attack and displacing same from
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an initial stationary position in which an in flight wake
vortex shed from the wing is stable to a moving
condition, in which the winglet is displaced to any
selectable angle relative to a plane extending
through a vertical, longitudinal, or lateral axis of the
aircraft, to destabilize said in flight wake vortex. The
invention extends to an aircraft including the wingtip
arrangement and a method of reducing in flight wake
vortices in which the wingtip arrangement is
actuated and displaced to destabilize an in flight
wake vortex shed from an extremity of an aircraft's
wing.
21: 2012/04834 22: 2012/06/28 43: 2013/01/03
51: E05F, E05G, E06B, F41G, F41H
71: VSG - VEHICLE SECURITY GLASS (PTY) LTD.
72: KUISIS, Gerald
33: ZA 31: 2012/01242 32: 2012/02/20
54: GUN PORT ARRANGEMENT FOR AN
ARMOURED STRUCTURE
00: This invention discloses an armoured structure and
a gun port arrangement for an armoured structure,
the gun port arrangement comprising: a frame for
mounting the gun port arrangement to the armoured
structure, the frame including interior and exterior
mount plates that define a gun port dimensioned to
support a closure plate, which is openable and
closable relative to the gun port so as to allow laying,
sighting, and aiming from within an interior of the
armoured structure; a handle operable to be
displaced between a locked position in which the
closure plate abuts the exterior mount plate and an
unlocked position in which the closure plate is
displaced relative to the exterior mount plate, the
handle having first bias means biasing the handle to
remain in the locked position; and a connector
having exterior and interior ends and an intermediate
portion disposed between said ends, the exterior
end of the connector being secured to the closure
plate, the interior end being secured to the handle,
and the intermediate portion being arranged to pass
through a chamber defined in the frame and
extending between the exterior mount plate and the
interior mount plate, the connector having second
bias means biasing the closure plate to remain in
abutment with the exterior mount plate. The
invention also extends to a method for opening or
closing a gun port arrangement from within an
armoured structure.
21: 2012/04839 22: 2012/06/28 43: 2013/01/03
51: C12N
71: Novozymes A/S
72: ANDERSEN, Carsten, POULSEN, Thomas
Agersten
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33: EP 31: 10150062.7 32: 2010/01/04
33: EP 31: 10150063.5 32: 2010/01/04
54: ALPHA-AMYLASES
00: The present invention relates to alpha-amylases,
nucleic acids encoding the alpha- amylases,
methods of producing the alpha-amylases, and
methods of using the alpha- amylases.
21: 2012/04846 22: 2012/06/28 43: 2013/01/02
51: B01J, C07F, C08F
71: Zannan Scitech Co., Ltd.
72: ZHAN, Zheng-Yun James
33: CN 31: PCT/CN2009/076226 32: 2009/12/30
54: HIGHLY ACTIVE METATHESIS CATALYSTS
SELECTIVE FOR ROMP AND RCM
00: A kind of novel carbene ligand and corresponding
novel ruthenium catalyst are provided. The
ruthenium catalysts are highly active and selective
for ROMP and RCM reactions. The significant
electronic effects of different substituted carbene
ligands on the catalytic activity and stability of
corresponding carbene ruthenium complexes are
disclosed. The methods for preparing new ruthenium
complexes are disclosed. Moreover, efficient
methods for making various functional polymers and
quality modified nitrile butadiene rubbers via different
metathesis and hydrogenation reactions in the
presence of the new ruthenium catalysts are
provided.
21: 2012/04872 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/01/03
51: A23L, C12H
71: VAN KAMP, Gerhard Johannes
72: VAN KAMP, Gerhard Johannes
33: ZA 31: 2011/03486 32: 2011/05/12
54: AN ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT TREATMENT
DEVICE AND METHOD OF TREATING A LIQUID
00: An ultraviolet light treatment device 10 includes an
ultraviolet fluorescent tube 14; a hollow light
transmitting quartz tube 16 having opposite ends 34,
36; a hollow stainless steel tube 18 having an
internal space 46, a liquid inlet near a first end 40
and a liquid outlet near a second end 42 thereof; and
a mounting assembly 22 including spacing formation
25 for locating tube 14 within tube 16 and a pair of
inner flanges 52 and outer flanges 54 for mounting
the tube 16 within the space 46 with ends of the
tubes 16, 18 mounted to one another to define an
annular flow passage 20 between the tubes 16, 18
through which wine 12 to be treated flows, in use.
The passage 20 has a width X which is sufficiently
narrow such that ultraviolet radiation emitted by the
tube 14 in use, is transmitted through the wine 12
and reaches an inner side 45 of the tube 18, thereby
irradiating all of the wine 12 flowing within the
passage 20.
21: 2012/04873 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/01/03
51: B61H
71: BERNARD, Hermanus Adriaan
72: BERNARD, Hermanus Adriaan
33: ZA 31: 2011/06381 32: 2011/08/31
54: AN ADAPTOR FOR COUPLING A HIGH
PRESSURE PIPE CONNECTOR WITH A VACUUM
PIPE CONNECTOR
00: The invention relates to an adaptor for coupling a
high pressure pipe connector of a railway train
braking system with a vacuum pipe of a railway train
braking system. The adaptor includes an annular
body defining a central aperture, the body also
defining on an inner surface thereof a recess or
groove extending peripherally around the aperture,
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the recess being shaped and dimensioned to
accommodate and hold captive a high pressure pipe
connector. The adaptor further includes a fastening
arrangement provided thereon which is
complemental to a fastening arrangement on a
vacuum pipe connector, thereby being operable to
engage the body with the vacuum pipe connector.
The adaptor is configured to couple the high
pressure pipe connector directly to the vacuum pipe
connector.
21: 2012/04887 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/01/03
51: B61D
71: RailRunner N.A., Inc.
72: WICKS, Harry O., DILUIGI, Michael W., MAGRI,
Joseph
33: US 31: 61/267,226 32: 2009/12/07
54: IMPROVED INTERMODAL RAIL VEHICLE TO
FORM A TRAIN
00: The improved intermodal vehicle has a one-piece
upper frame assembly with a horizontal load carrying
surface below the ends of a drawbar for connecting
the trailers. Each highway trailer has a coupler
socket assembly at both its front and rear into which
the drawbar enters and connects to the intermodal
vehicle by a vertical coupling pin projecting upward
from the horizontal load carrying surface. The
coupling pin is operated up and down by either
manual or air operated actuators, and locks in the up
position by a manually operated safety latch. The
upper frame is supported from dual steerable lower
frames by primary air springs so that when the
springs are deflated, the upper frame is lowered to
allow the trailers to be pushed upon the load
carrying surface. When the air springs are inflated,
the trailers are raised so that the trailer wheels are
carried above the railroad track.
21: 2012/04900 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/01/03
51: B01D, F22B, F23J
71: KUMAR, Subrahmanyam
72: KUMAR, Subrahmanyam
33: IN 31: 2967/CHE/2009 32: 2009/12/02
54: A PROCESS AND SYSTEM FOR QUENCHING
HEAT, SCRUBBING, CLEANING AND
NEUTRALIZING ACIDIC MEDIA PRESENT IN THE
FLUE GAS FROM THE FIRING OF FOSSIL FUEL
00: The present invention provides a novel process for
quenching heat, scrubbing, cleaning and neutralizing
the hot and dirty fossil fuel fired flue gas liberated by
a fossil fuel fired boiler using the high temperature
and high pressure present in fossil fuel fired boiler
blow- down comprising the steps of quenching the
fossil fuel fired flue gas by evaporating sufficient
quantity of water from sea water / scrubbing liquid
and mixing vapors thus generated with hot and dirty
flue gas; using the high temperature and high
pressure present in fossil fuel fired boiler blow-down
(waste water) for atomizing/spraying high alkalinity
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sea water/scrubbing liquid on said flue gas to
neutralize the acidic substances in said flue gas.
21: 2012/04909 22: 02/07/2012 43: 09/01/2013
51: F02M, H01T
71: PERISO SA
72: TONEATTO DOMENICO, VOLO CATALDO,
MALCOTTI GIANMARCO
33: IB 31: IB2009/055828 32: 2009/12/17
54: METHOD FOR TREATING COMBUSTION AIR
FLOW IN A COMBUSTION PROCESS
00: 57: The invention describes a combustion process in
which the combustion air (A*) is ionised by crossing
a high voltage electric field, produced by a tube
ioniser (12), before entering into the combustion
chamber (C). It described a preferred application in
which the air taken in by an internal combustion
engine is ionised before entry into combustion
chamber. In one of the aspects of the invention, the
ionisation of the air is controlled to limit the
generation of positive ions, obtaining a balancing
between positive and negative ions.
21: 2012/04919 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/01/10
51: A01H, A01P
71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC
72: NARVA, Kenneth, MEADE, Thomas, STORER,
Nicholas, P., SHEETS, Joel, J., WOOSLEY, Aaron,
T., BURTON, Stephanie, L.
33: USA 31: 61/284,290 32: 2009/12/16
54: INSECT RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT WITH
COMBINATIONS OF CRY1BE AND CRY1F
PROTEINS
00: The subject invention relates in part to stacking Cry
1Be toxins along with Cry 1Fa toxins to prevent
insects from developing resistance towards either
toxin by itself. As discussed in more detail herein,
the subject pair of proteins is a particularly
advantageous combination, as no other pair of
proteins is known to provide high levels of control
and non-cross-resistant activity against both
Spodoptera frugiperda (FAW) and Ostrinia nubilalis
(ECB) insects. This dual, non-cross-resistant activity
is also advantageous because it can reduce the
number of proteins/genes needed to target these
insects with multiple, non-cross-resistant proteins.
This can reduce or eliminate the need for refuge
acreage. Accordingly, the subject invention also
relates generally to using four genes to provide three
proteins for non-cross-resistant control of a first
insect, and three proteins for non-cross-resistant
control of a second insect. In preferred
embodiments, the targeted insects are FAW and
ECB.
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The subject invention includes methods and plants
for controlling lepidopteran insects, said plants
comprising a Vip3Ab insecticidal protein in
combination with a Cry 1Fa insecticidal protein to
delay or prevent development of resistance by the
insect(s).
21: 2012/04920 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/0/10
51: A01H, A01P
71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC
72: NARVA, Kenneth, MEADE, Thomas, STORER,
Nicholas, P., SHEETS, Joel, J., BURTON,
Stephanie, L.
33: USA 31: 61/284,278 32: 2009/12/16
54: INSECTICIDAL PROTEIN COMBINATIONS
FOR CONTROLLING FALL ARMYWORM AND
EUROPEAN CORN BORER, AND METHODS FOR
INSECT RESISTANCE MANAGEMENTS
00: The subject invention relates in part to stacking
certain Cry genes along with Cry 1Fa to result in
products that are more durable and less prone
towards insects developing resistance towards the
activity of any of the toxins (such as Cry 1Fa) by
itself. Embodiments of the Cry 1F stacking partners
include Cry2Aa, Cry 1I, and Cry 1E. These stacks
can be used to control FAW and/or ECB as
described herein.
21: 2012/04921 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/01/10
51: A01H, A01P
71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC
72: NARVA, Kenneth, MEADE, Thomas, STORER,
Nicholas, P., SHEETS, Joel, J., WOOSLEY, Aaron,
T., BURTON, Stephanie, L.
33: USA 31: 61/284,290 32: 2009/12/16
33: USA 31: 61/284,281 32: 2009/12/16
33: USA 31: 61/284,252 32: 2009/12/16
33: USA 31: 61/284,278 32: 2009/12/16
54: COMBINED USE OF VIP3AB AND CRY1FA
FOR MANAGEMENT OF RESISTANT INSECTS
00: -
21: 2012/04922 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/01/10
51: A01H, A61K
71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC
72: NARVA, Kenneth, MEADE, Thomas, STORER,
Nicholas, P., SHEETS, Joel, J., WOOSLEY, Aaron,
T., BURTON, Stephanie, L.
33: USA 31: 61/284,281 32: 2009/12/16
33: USA 31: 61/284,275 32: 2009/12/16
54: USE OF VIP3AB IN COMBINATION WITH
CRY1CA FOR MANAGEMENT OF RESISTANT
INSECTS
00: The subject invention includes methods and plants
for controlling fall army worm lepidopteran insects,
said plants comprising a V1p3Ab insecticidal protein
and a Cry1Ca insecticidal protein, and various
combinations of other proteins comprising this pair of
proteins, to delay or prevent development of
resistance by the insects.
21: 2012/04923 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/01/10
51: A01H, A61K
71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC
72: NARVA, Kenneth, MEADE, Thomas, STORER,
Nicholas, P., SHEETS, Joel, J., WOOSLEY, Aaron,
T., BURTON, Stephanie, L.
33: USA 31: 61/284,278 32: 2009/12/16
54: INSECTICIDAL PROTEIN COMBINATION
COMPRISING CRY1AB AND CRY2AA FOR
CONTROLLING EUROPEAN CORN BORER, AND
METHODS FOR INSECT RESISTANCE
MANAGEMENT
00: The subject invention relates in part to stacking a
Cry IAb protein and a Cry2Aa protein to make plants
(particularly corn or maize) more durable and less
prone to allowing insects to develop that are
resistant to the activity of either of these two toxins.
These stacks can be used to specifically target
European cornborer.
21: 2012/04924 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/01/10
51: C12N
71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC
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72: NARVA, Kenneth, MEADE, Thomas, STORER,
Nicholas, P., SHEETS, Joel, J., WOOSLEY, Aaron,
T., BURTON, Stephanie, L.
33: USA 31: 61/284,290 32: 2009/12/16
54: USE OF CRY1AB IN COMBINATION WITH
CRY1BE FOR MANAGEMENT OF RESISTANT
INSECTS
00: The subject invention includes methods and plants
for controlling European corn borer and/or fall
armyworm insects, said plants comprising a Cry1Ab
insecticidal protein and a Cry1Be insecticidal protein,
and various combinations of other proteins
comprising this pair of proteins, to delay or prevent
development of resistance by the insects.
21: 2012/04925 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/01/10
51: C12N
71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC
72: NARVA, Kenneth, MEADE, Thomas, STORER,
Nicholas, P., SHEETS, Joel, J., WOOSLEY, Aaron,
T., BURTON, Stephanie, L.
33: USA 31: 61/284,252 32: 2009/12/16
33: USA 31: 61/284,290 32: 2009/12/16
54: USE OF CRY1DA IN COMBINATION WITH
CRY1BE FOR MANAGEMENT OF RESISTANT
INSECTS
00: The subject invention includes methods and plants
for controlling fall army worm insects, said plants
comprising a Cry1Da insecticidal protein and a
Cry1Be insecticidal protein, and various
combinations of other proteins comprising this pair of
proteins, to delay or prevent development of
resistance by the insects.
21: 2012/04926 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/01/10
51: C12N
71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC
72: NARVA, Kenneth, MEADE, Thomas, STORER,
Nicholas, P., SHEETS, Joel, J., WOOSLEY, Aaron,
T., BURTON, Stephanie, L.
33: USA 31: 61/284,275 32: 2009/12/16
33: USA 31: 61/284,252 32: 2009/12/16
33: USA 31: 61/284,281 32: 2009/12/16
54: USE OF CRY1DA IN COMBINATION WITH
CRY1CA FOR MANAGEMENT OF RESISTANT
INSECTS
00: The subject invention includes methods and plants
for controlling fall armyworm lepidopteran insects,
said plants comprising a Cry1Da insecticidal protein
and a Cry1Ca insecticidal protein, and various
combinations of other proteins comprising this pair of
proteins, to delay or prevent development of
resistance by the insects.
21: 2012/04932 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/01/21
51: G01R
71: Ember Technologies Pty Ltd
72: GELONESE, Guiseppe Antonio
33: AU 31: 2009902532 32: 2009/06/03
54: POWER MONITORING SYSTEM
00: A power monitoring system to monitor electrical
power supply to electrical equipments. The monitor
includes an energy saving device to reduce
unnecessary power consumption. A control means
for enabling control of power consumption of
electrical devices in response to the data output of
the monitored power consumption.
21: 2012/04935 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/01/10
51: A61F, B65D
71: Unicharm Corporation
72: SUZUKI, Nahomi, TAMURA, Tatsuya, NODA,
Yuki
33: JP 31: 2010-003429 32: 2010/01/08
54: CONTINUOUS PACKAGE BODY OF
ABSORBENT ARTICLES
00: -
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Disclosed is a wrapping material of a series of
absorbent articles (1), wherein a wrapping material
(2) that individually wraps a sanitary napkin (10) is
linked in a plural series, the wrapping material (2)
may be separated on a per wrapping material (2)
basis by tearing an external wrapping sheet (3) of
the wrapping material (2) along a detached line
portion (4) that is formed upon the external wrapping
sheet (3), and at least a portion of the absorbent
article is anchored upon the inner side face of the
external wrapping sheet (3).
21: 2012/04936 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/01/08
51: B01D
71: Red Leaf Resources, Inc.
72: PATTEN, James W.
33: US 31: 61/266,423 32: 2009/12/03
54: METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR REMOVING
FINES FROM HYDROCARBON-CONTAINING
FLUIDS
00: A method of removing fines from a hydrocarboncontaining fluid can include preparing a bed media of
particulate earthen material (12). The hydrocarboncontaining fluid having fines therein can be passed
through the bed media (12) at a flow rate such that a
portion of the fines are retained in the bed media
(12) to form a filtered hydrocarbon-containing fluid.
The flow rate is sufficient to maintain a wetting film of
the hydrocarbon-containing fluid across at least a
majority portion of the particulate earthen material
which is contacted by the hydrocarbon-containing
fluid. The filtered hydrocarbon-containing fluid can
be recovered from the bed media (12) via a suitable
outlet (16) having substantially reduced or eliminated
fines content.
21: 2012/04937 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/01/09
51: E04B, F24J
71: Abengoa Solar New Technologies S.A.
72: MARCOTTE, Patrick, BIGGIO, Kenneth, MAY,
Edmund Kenneth, MANNING, Kerry, BACKES,
Rachel, NETTLAU, Janina, SOMMERS, Rick
33: - 31: - 32: 54: SOLAR COLLECTOR MODULE
00: Solar collector module of the type used in solar
energy concentration plants, and more specifically,
the structures used to hold or support the mirrors
and receivers used to concentrate the solar
radiation. This structure has a series of
characteristics that increase its efficiency in respect
of the prior art: addition of box-shaped fins in the
nodes to facilitate connection of the bars, use of flat
or hollow connectors to attach the bar to the node,
creating an asymmetric structure with bars
considerably more reinforced than others, which will
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be used to support the load, division of the
longitudinal flange that runs around the structure into
discrete segments and removal of those not applying
any force, movement of the nodes to better locations
and creation of a long node (flange) to which the
bars are connected directly using the fins without the
need for any nodes.
21: 2012/04939 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/01/10
51: B01J, C07F
71: Lucite International UK Limited
72: EASTHAM, Graham Ronald, WAUGH, Mark,
PRINGLE, Paul, TURNER, Thomas Philip William
33: GB 31: 1000078.4 32: 2010/01/05
54: PROCESS FOR THE CARBONYLATION OF
ETHYLENICALLY UNSATURATED COMPOUNDS,
NOVEL CARBONYLATION LIGANDS AND
CATALYST SYSTEMS INCORPORATING SUCH
LIGANDS
00: A novel bidentate ligand of general formula (I) is
described together with a process for the
carbonylation of ethylenically unsaturated
compounds. The group X1 may be defined as a
univalent hydrocarbyl radical of up to 30 atoms
containing at least one nitrogen atom having a pKb
in dilute aqueous solution at 18°C of between 4 and
14 wherein the said at least one nitrogen atom is
separated from the Q2 atom by between 1 and 3
carbon atoms. The group X2 is defined as X1, X3 or
X4 or represents a univalent radical of up to 30
atoms having at least one primary, secondary or
aromatic ring carbon atom wherein each said
univalent radical is joined via said at least one
primary, secondary or aromatic ring carbon atom(s)
respectively to the respective atom Q2. Q1 and Q2
each independently represent phosphorus, arsenic
or antimony.
21: 2012/04940 22: 2012/07/02 43: 2013/01/08
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: AstraZeneca AB
72: COSGROVE, Stephen David, JONES, Matthew
Jonathan, POLYAKOVA-AKKUS, Anna,
SMOLENSKAYA, Valeriya Nikolayevna, WOLFE,
Brenton Skylar
33: US 31: 61/266,307 32: 2009/12/03
54: CO - CRYSTALS OF A TRIAZOLO [4,5 - D]
PYRIMIDINE PLATELET AGGREGATION
INHIBITOR
00: The present invention relates to novel co-crystal
forms of the compound of formula (I); wherein the
co-former molecule is selected from glycolic acid,
salicylic acid, decanoic (capric) acid, gentisic acid
(2,5-dihydroxybenzoic acid), glutaric acid, vanillic
acid (4- hydroxy-3-methoxybenzoic acid), succinic
acid, malonic acid or maltol (3-hydroxy-2- methyl-4pyrone); and to processes for their preparation, to
pharmaceutical compositions containing such cocrystals, to the use of such co-crystals in the
manufacture of a medicament for use in the
prevention of arterial thrombotic complications in
patients with coronary artery, cerebrovascular or
peripheral vascular disease and to methods of
treating such diseases in the human or animal body
by administering a therapeutically effective amount
of a co-crystal of the compound of formula (I).
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21: 2012/04957 22: 2012/07/03 43: 2013/01/10
51: H01L
71: INSIAVA (PTY) LIMITED
72: VENTER, Petrus Johannes
33: ZA 31: 2010/00521 32: 2010/01/22
54: SILICON LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE AND
METHOD OF FABRICATING SAME
00: A light emitting device 10 comprises a body 11
comprising a substrate 12 of a p-type semiconductor
material. The substrate has an upper surface 14 and
having formed therein on one side of the upper
surface and according to a bulk semiconductor
fabrication process utilizing lateral active area
isolation techniques: a first n+-type island 16 to form
a first junction 24 between the first island and the
substrate; and a second n+ -type island 18 spaced
laterally from the first island 16. The substrate
provides a laterally extending link 20 between the
islands having an upper surface. The upper surface
of the link, an upper surface of the island 16 and an
upper surface of the island 18 collectively form a
planar interface 21 between the body 11 and an
isolation layer 19 of the device. The device
comprises a terminal arrangement to apply a reverse
bias to the first junction, to cause the device to emit
light. The device is configured to facilitate the
transmission of the emitted light.
21: 2012/04958 22: 2012/07/03 43: 2013/01/10
51: A61M
71: PFIZER LIMITED
72: BUNCH, Annabel, Louise, HARRIS, Paul,
George
33: USA 31: 61/296,629 32: 2010/01/20
54: DEVICE FOR DISPENSING A PLURALITY OF
UNITARY DOSES OF DRY POWDER, AND
INHALER COMPRISING SUCH DEVICE
00: Device for dispensing a plurality of unitary doses of
dry powder, comprising: - first (25a) and second
(25b) supports, - an indexing mechan ism adapted to
move the first and second supports (25), the
indexing mechanism and the supports (25a, 25b)
being configured so that in a first dispensing state of
the device, the first (25a) and second (25b) supports
are respectively in engagement with and disengaged
from the indexing mechanism, in a second
dispensing state of the device, the second (25b) and
first (25a) supports are respectively in engagement
with and disengaged from the indexing mechanism a changeover mechanism (90) adapted to cause the
device to pass from the first dispensing state to the
second dispensing state, to lock the second support
(25b) while the device is in the first dispensing state,
and to lock the first support (25a) while the device is
in the second dispensing state.
21: 2012/04959 22: 2012/07/03 43: 2013/01/10
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: ALMIRALL, S.A.
72: GONZALEZ RODRIGUEZ, Jacob, PAGES
SANTACANA, Lluis, Miquel, TALTAVULL MOLL,
Joan, EASTWOOD, Paul, Robert, GIULIO
MATASSA, Victor, BACH TAÑA, Jordi
33: EP 31: 10382039.5 32: 2010/02/18
33: USA 31: 61/371,081 32: 2010/08/05
33: USA 31: 61/306,051 32: 2010/02/19
33: EP 31: 10382217.7 32: 2010/08/05
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54: PYRAZOLE DERIVATIVES AS JAK
INHIBITORS
00: New pyrazole derivatives having the chemical
structure of formula (I) are disclosed; as well as
process for their preparation, pharmaceutical
compositions comprising them and their use in
therapy as inhibitors of Janus Kinases (JAK).
21: 2012/04972 22: 2012/07/03 43: 2013/01/10
51: G06F
71: Smart Hub Pte. Ltd.
72: IBASCO, Alex D., JOSON, Eduardo Ramon G.,
BALACE, Valenice G., LOSANTAS, Jose Lorenzo L.
33: SG 31: 201000019-8 32: 2010/01/04
54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR A GLOBAL
DIRECTORY SERVICE
00: A system and method for facilitating the transfer of
contact information between network subscribers
said system including at least one server coupled to
the network; at least one database coupled to the
server; a plurality of subscriber terminals coupled to
the network wherein each subscriber's terminal is
configured to send contact information associated
with a subscriber to the server in response to a
request by said subscriber; wherein the request
causes the subscriber's terminal to compile the
contact information into an electronic business card
object having one or more textual fields and map the
one or more textual fields of the electronic business
card to one or more object attributes contained in an
electronic business card object and transmit the
electronic business card object to the server for
storage in the database is disclosed.
21: 2012/04973 22: 2012/07/03 43: 2013/01/10
51: F23C
71: Linde Aktiengesellschaft
72: RICHARDSON, Andrew P., WAINFORD, John,
SIMPSON, Neil
33: US 31: 12/651,506 32: 2010/01/04
54: NON-CENTRIC OXY-FUEL BURNER FOR
GLASS MELTING SYSTEMS
00: A burner for use in a combustion chamber of a
furnace or a forehearth includes a gas delivery
member for delivering a gaseous oxidant, a fuel
delivery member for delivering a fuel and having a
portion disposed at an interior of the gas delivery
member and offset from a longitudinal axis of the
gas delivery member, and a flange assembly
mechanically associated with the gas and fuel
delivery members, the flange assembly adapted for
rotational movement to releasably secure the gas
and fuel delivery members with respect to each
other to provide a flame footprint at a select location
in the combustion chamber.
21: 2012/04975 22: 2012/07/03 43: 2013/01/10
51: B60K, F16F
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71: Flybrid Automotive Limited
72: CROSS, Douglas
33: GB 31: 1000046.1 32: 2010/01/04
54: CLUTCHED FLYWHEEL TRANSMISSION
00: An energy storage and recovery system device (2)
for a vehicle, comprising a flywheel (4), a first and a
second set of gears (4; 6), and multiple wet
mutliplate clutches (10, 12, 14), wherein one of each
gear set (4; 6) is arranged coaxially along a clutch
shaft (34, 36, 38) with one of the clutches (10, 12,
14), and wherein the device (2) is coupled to the
vehicle transmission, such that actuation of a clutch
redirects the torque path via the gears, thereby
enabling multiple ratios and therefore multiple
speeds.
21: 2012/05009 22: 2012/07/04 43: 2013/01/10
51: E04H, F21V
71: B & W Instrumentation and Electrical Limited
72: LOMBARD, Thomas
54: A POLE ASSEMBLY AND A METHOD OF
RETROFITTING A POLE ASSEMBLY
00: This invention relates to a pole assembly 10 which
includes a lower member 12 and an upper member
14. The lower member 12 includes a circular
cylindrical body 16, which defines a longitudinal axis
X, and an outwardly projecting flange 20 which is
attached to an end of the body 16. The flange 20 is
arranged in a plane which intersects the longitudinal
axis X of the body 16 at an oblique angle. Similarly,
the upper member 14 includes a circular cylindrical
body 18, which defines a longitudinal axis Y, and an
outwardly projecting flange 22 which is attached to
an end of the body 18. The flanges 20, 22 are
arranged, one on top of the other such that they lie
substantially in the same interface plane. The upper
member 14 is rotatably displaceable relative to the
lower member 12 between a collapsed position and
an upright position.
21: 2012/05011 22: 2012/07/04 43: 2013/01/10
51: B65D
71: Crown Packaging Technology, Inc.
72: RAMSEY, Christopher Paul, FIRTH, Polly Anne,
PHILLIPS, Andrew
33: EP 31: 10150507.1 32: 2010/01/12
54: BEVERAGE CAN WITH DISC
00: A beverage can (1) having a base (10) defining a reentrant bead (17) in which a resilient disc (50) is held
captive. The maximum dimension of the disc (50) is
designed to be larger than the internal diameter of
the re-entrant bead (17) and thus, when the resilient
disc (50) is fitted into the re-entrant bead (17), the
disc (50) adopts a concave, domed shape. The
degree of doming can accommodate any variance
between the dimensions of the disc (50) and that of
the reformed base (10) of the can (1). One or more
drainage ports may be provided on the periphery of
the resilient disc (50) so that any liquid trapped
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between the surfaces of the base (10) and the
resilient disc (50) may drain.
21: 2012/05013 22: 2012/07/04 43: 2013/01/10
51: B01D, B01J, C01F, C01G
71: Rhodia Operations
72: IFRAH, Simon, ROHART, Emmanuel,
HERNANDEZ, Julien, DENAIRE, Stéphane
33: FR 31: 1000087 32: 2010/01/11
54: COMPOSITION CONTAINING OXIDES OF
ZIRCONIUM, CERIUM AND ANOTHER RARE
EARTH HAVING REDUCED MAXIMAL
REDUCIBILITY TEMPERATURE, AND METHOD
FOR PREPARING AND USING SAME IN THE
FIELD OF CATALYSIS
00: The invention relates to a composition containing
oxides of zirconium, cerium and another rare earth
different from cerium, having a cerium oxide content
not exceeding 50 wt% and, after calcination at
1000°C for 6 hours, a maximal reducibility
temperature not exceeding 500°C and a specific
surface of at least 45 m2/g. The composition is
prepared according to a method that comprises
continuously reacting a mixture containing
compounds of zirconium, cerium and another rare
earth having a basic compound for a residence time
not exceeding 100 milliseconds, wherein the
precipitate is heated and contacted with a surfactant
before calcination.
21: 2012/05014 22: 2012/07/04 43: 2013/01/10
51: A61K, G01N
71: F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG
72: DELMAR, Paul, FOERNZLER, Dorothee,
SCHERER, Stefan
33: EP 31: 10151109.5 32: 2010/01/19
54: TUMOR TISSUE BASED BIOMARKERS FOR
BEVACIZUMAB COMBINATION THERAPIES
00: -
The present invention provides methods for
improving the progression- free survival of a patient
suffering from gastrointestinal cancer, in particular,
metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC), by treatment
with bevacizumab (Avastin®) in combination with a
chemotherapy regimen by determining the
expression level of one or more of VEGFA, HER2
and neuropilin relative to control levels in patients
diagnosed with gastrointestinal cancer, in particular,
metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC). The present
invention further provides for methods for assessing
the sensitivity or responsiveness of a patient to
bevacizumab (Avastin®) in combination with a
chemotherapy regimen, by determining the
expression level of one or more of VEGFA, HER2
and neuropilin relative to control levels in patients
diagnosed with gastrointestinal cancer, in particular,
metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC).
21: 2012/05016 22: 2012/07/04 43: 2013/01/10
51: B29C, B29D, B32B, B65D
71: CHATURVEDI, Ashok
72: CHATURVEDI, Ashok
33: IN 31: 61/DEL/2010 32: 2010/01/11
54: FLEXIBLE OVERLAP SEALED LAMINATE
TUBE, LAMINATES, AND METHOD FOR
FORMING TUBE FROM LAMINATES
00: A flexible laminate tube includes a laminate and a
sealing strip. The laminate includes at least two
layers, an outer layer and an inner layer. The outer
layer and the inner layer are non- sealable to each
other and sealable to itself. The laminate is folded to
overlap two longitudinally extending opposite edges
thereof to configure a hollow body member. The
sealing strip includes at least two layers, a first layer
and a second layer. The first layer is sealable to the
inner layer of the laminate, and the second layer is
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sealable to the outer layer of the laminate. The
sealing strip is configured in-between two
longitudinally extending opposite overlapped edges
of the laminate such that the first layer faces the
inner layer, and the second layer faces the outer
layer to seal the two longitudinally extending
opposite edges for configuring the hollow body
member for making tube.
21: 2012/05033 22: 02/07/2012 43: 09/01/2013
51: B07B
71: TEGA INDUSTRIES LIMITED
72: MOHANKA MADAN MOHAN
33: IN 31: 31/KOL/2010 32: 2010/01/14
54: SCREEN PANEL WITH WEAR PROTECTIVE
APERTURES
00: 57: A screen panel with wear protective apertures for
mining and quarrying industries adapted to be
mounted on a screen deck, including a screening
surface made up of materials such as herein
described formed on a reinforcing frame, said
screening surface having suitably designed
apertures of desired shape for allowing materials of
desired size to pass through, said apertures having
walls made of abrasion resistant material such as
herein described said walls having plurality of slits(l)
cut along the vertical as well as horizontal line in the
top and bottom portion of the apertural walls,
whereby utmost flexibility of the apertures is ensured
simultaneously ensuring wear protection.
21: 2012/05040 22: 2012/07/05 43: 2013/01/09
51: B62D
71: STEENHUISEN, Etienne
72: STEENHUISEN, Etienne
33: ZA 31: 2011/02916 32: 2011/04/18
54: TRACKED VEHICLES
00: The invention is a track component 12, 14 for a
vehicle track 10, wherein the component 12, 14 is
formed from a material having a yield strength of at
least 650 MPa and an elongation percentage of at
least 10%. Also, the invention is for a component
12, 14 for a vehicle track 10, which component 12,
14 is formed from a material with a tensile strength
of at least 900 MPa and an elongation percentage of
at least 10%. In another aspect of the invention, a
method of manufacturing a track component 12, 14
for a vehicle track 10 which includes the step of
machining the component 12, 14 from forged steel is
described. Additionally the invention includes a
method of servicing a track 10 of a tracked vehicle
which includes the steps of removing an existing
track component 12, 14 (or an entire track), and
replacing the removed component (or entire track)
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with a machined component 12, 14 (or entire track of
machined components).
21: 2012/05051 22: 06/07/2012 43: 09/01/2013
51: A61B, B25J, F15B, F16K
71: CAREFUSION 2200, INC.,
72: DOYLE MARK
33: US 31: 61/297 630 32: 2010/01/22
54: HYDRAULIC DEVICE INCLUDING A SPOOL
VALVE AND METHOD OF USE THEREOF
00: 57: A spool valve for controlling fluid communication
among hydraulic cylinders operating control and
slave portions of a surgical device. The spool valve
may be used to disconnect the control and the slave
portions from one another such that there is no fluid
communication between the control and slave
portions. The spool valve may be used to engage or
allow fluid communication between the control and
slave. The spool valve may also be used to allow
fluid communication between the slave and control
portion and a fluid reservoir, thus allowing the
hydraulic system to replenish fluid lost to
evaporation, leakage, or other escape. The spool
valve includes a body portion having at least two
ports and a spool having at least one passageway
moveable to a position so as to communicate with
the at least two ports.
21: 2012/05053 22: 06/07/2012 43: 10/01/2013
51: C12N
71: BIGTEC PRIVATE LTD
72: SUBBARAO PILLARISETTI VENKATA,
PULLELA PHANI KUMAR, MANOJ
MULAKKAPURATH NARAYANAN, GANDHAVALLA
SANTHOSH KUMAR, PINTO MITCHELL
PREETHAM, NAIR CHANDRASKHAR
BHASKARAN
33: IN 31: 50/CHE/2010 32: 2010/01/07
54: A METHOD FOR ISOLATION OF NUCLEIC
ACIDS AND A KIT THEREOF
00: 57: The present disclosure provides a method to
isolate natural & artificial nucleic acids like
deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), ribonucleic acid (RNA)
and peptide nucleic acid (PNA) from a solid or liquid
sample using cotton. The cotton packed is such that,
a solution containing nucleic acids passes through it
and the nucleic acids in solution are bound to the
cotton in a medium optimal for binding. The nucleic
acids are bound to cotton in such a way that, the
bound nucleic acids can withstand multiple washes
with liquid comprising water and gets eluted in an
aqueous buffer, with which eluted nucleic acids can
be directly used for amplification using PCR or for
any other biochemical or molecular biology needs.
21: 2012/05061 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/01/15
51: B65D
71: RABIE, Andries Jacobus
72: RABIE, Andries Jacobus
33: ZA 31: 2011/04943 32: 2011/07/05
54: A DISPENSING CONTAINER AND NOZZLE
FOR DISPENSING ACONSUMABLE OILCONTAINING LIQUID
00: A dispensing container 10 configured for dispensing
a consumable oil containing liquid, includes a
resiliently deformable squeeze bottle 12, a nozzle 14
and a nozzle seal 30. The nozzle 14 comprises a
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cylindrical outer body 22 which is force fitted into the
dispensing opening of the bottle; and a funnelshaped drip collection formation 23 which extends
inwardly from the outer body and which is spaced
from an open upper end of the outer body. The
outer body defines a cylindrical internal sealing
surface 33. The nozzle seal 30 is irremovably fitted
to the nozzle for sealing the nozzle closed. The
nozzle seal has a nozzle at an upper end thereof,
and a plug 38 which is sealingly received within the
outer body. The plug defines a conical outer sealing
surface 39 which frictionally engages the sealing
surface 33 when inserted into the nozzle to form an
air-tight seal therewith.
The invention relates to a process for the
preparation of a compound of formula (I) or a salt
thereof, by hydrogenation of a compound of formula
(II).
21: 2012/05065 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/01/15
51: E04B
71: USG Interiors, LLC
72: TEDESCO, Lee M., LEHANE Jr., James J.,
GULBRANDSEN, Peder J.
33: US 31: 12/644,035 32: 2009/12/22
54: SEISMIC CLIP
00: A seismic clip for suspended ceiling grid tees that
offers high strength, rigidity, versatility and ease of
assembly while improving the ability of a clip to selfalign with a grid tee. The clip includes a lanced tab
that serves to establish and maintain alignment of
the clip body and the tee to which it is assembled
whereby a tendency of a clip to be tilted upwardly
relative to the tee is eliminated or greatly reduced.
The alignment tab serves to initially align the clip and
tee either when it is assembled by snapping it over
the tee or by sliding the tee endwise into the clip.
The tab is configured so that it does not unduly add
to the assembly force level when the clip is snapped
over the tee or when the tee and clip are slipped
endwise together.
21: 2012/05062 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/01/15
51: C07D
71: F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG
72: PUENTENER, Kurt, SCALONE, Michelangelo
33: EP 31: 09178220.1 32: 2009/12/07
54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF
PROPIONIC ACID DERIVATIVES
00: -
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21: 2012/05066 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/01/15
51: E04B
71: USG Interiors, LLC
72: LEHANE Jr., James J.
33: US 31: 12/644,037 32: 2009/12/22
54: CLIP CONNECTION
00: Producing grid tees with a range of service duty,
reflected in the use of various gauge sheet stock,
that exhibit an effective uniform thickness at their
cross tee slots by locally altering a grid tee in the
area of its cross tee receiving slot or slots so that the
grid tee has a uniform effective thickness at these
area(s) that can be standardized across a
manufacturer's range of tee load ratings. Preferably,
a grid tee is permanently stamped with an
indentation or dimple adjacent the cross tee slot and
a cross tee connector has a lead edge area
arranged to seat against the bottom of the
indentation.
21: 2012/05072 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/01/08
51: E21D
71: Hilti Aktiengesellschaft
72: SCHMIDT, Frank
33: DE 31: 102011078767.4 32: 2011/07/07
54: STRAND ANCHOR
00: A strand anchor (1), especially for use in mining,
comprising a strand (2) having several wires (3), an
anchor head (14), an anchor plate (17) supported by
the anchor head (14) for placement onto the rock
(18), should make it possible to discharge the
displaced air when the curable material (11) is being
injected into a drilled hole (19), without the need for
a separate hose.This objective is achieved in that at
least one longitudinal channel (4), preferably a
plurality of longitudinal channels (4), is/are formed
between the wires (3) of the strand (2), so that air
can be discharged to the outside through the strand
(2) through the at least one longitudinal channel (4)
when the curable material (11) is being injected into
a drilled hole (19).
21: 2012/05074 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/01/15
51: A01N, A01P, C07D
71: East China University of Science and
Technology
72: QIAN, Xuhong, LI, Zhong, SHAO, Xusheng, XU,
Xiaoyong, XU, Zhiping, SONG, Gonghua
33: CN 31: 200910258534.3 32: 2009/12/09
54: DIVALENT AND OXABRIDGED
HETEROCYCLIC NEONICOTINOID COMPOUNDS
AND PREPARATION METHODS THEREOF
00: Nitromethylene analogues of imidacloprid and
divalent and oxabridged heterocyclic neonicotinoid
compounds constructed by dialdehydes, preparation
methods and uses thereof are disclosed.
Compounds represented by formula (A) or (B), their
optical isomers or agrochemically acceptable salts
are provided. Agrochemical compositions comprising
the said compounds, their optical isomers or
agrochemically acceptable salts, the uses of the said
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agrochemical compositions and the preparation
methods of the said compounds, their optical
isomers or agrochemically acceptable salts are also
disclosed. The compounds and their derivatives
have high insecticidal activities to several farming
and forestry pests including homoptera and
lepidoptera pests, such as aphis, fulgorid, whitefly,
leafhopper, common thrips, cotton bollworm,
cabbage caterpillar, cabbage moth, cotton leafworm
and armyworm.
21: 2012/05075 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/01/15
51: A61K, C07D, C12P, C12R
71: Auckland Uniservices Limited
72: VILLAS-BOAS, Silas Granato
33: NZ 31: 581846 32: 2009/12/09
54: FUNGICIDAL COMPOUNDS AND METHODS
OF THEIR USE
00: Antifungal compounds, an antifungal compound
extracted from Epicoccum purpurascens, also
known as Epicoccum nigrum, methods of producing
the antifungal compounds, isolates and
compositions comprising the antifungal compounds,
and methods of using the antifungal compounds.
21: 2012/05078 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/01/10
51: G06F
71: T-Data Systems (S) Pte Ltd
72: TAN, Joon Yong Wayne
33: SG 31: PCT/SG2009/000480 32: 2009/12/16
54: METHOD OF CONVERTING DIGITAL DATA
00: A method is disclosed to convert digital data using a
memory card operatively engaged with an apparatus
such as a digital camera having control buttons but
that does not have a keyboard or keypad. The
memory card comprises a central processor, a
conversion module and a storage module. The
method includes placing the apparatus in a
predetermined mode activating the conversion
module in the memory card; selecting at least one
file stored in the memory card; and converting the
selected at least one file.
21: 2012/05085 22: 09/07/2012 43: 14/01/2013
51: A61K, A61P
71: NDLOVU NOZIZWE
72: NDLOVU NOZIZWE
33: ZA 31: 2011/02966 32: 2011/07/20
54: AN ORAL TREATMENT COMPOSITION
00: 57: The invention relates to an oral treatment
composition for topical application to the oral cavity
of a patient. In one embodiment, this is provided as
an aqueous mouthwash and or gel solution including
a therapeutically effective combination of grape seed
extract; ß (1,3/1,6) glucan; and thyme oil.. The latter
together with water forms part of the solvent. A
solution of 1000ml will preferably have about 10g
grape seed extract; about 7g ß (1,3/1,6) glucan;
about 1.0g thyme oil extract, per 1000ml of solution;
and about 30ml of Inca Inchi oil. Alternatively, the
composition will be provided as a gel, cream or
paste. The gel form is double the quantities of the
mouthwash. The composition is suited for use in the
treatment of mucositis in a patient or otherwise
where a patient has a compromised immune system.
The latter may be in the case of a patient who has
undergone radiation therapy and/or chemotherapy.
The invention extends to the use of the composition
in the manufacture of a medicament to treat oral
mucositis in such a patient.
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21: 2012/05092 22: 2012/07/09 43: 2013/01/15
51: H01M
71: COMMISSARIAT À L'ÉNERGIE ATOMIQUE ET
AUX ÉNERGIES ALTERNATIVES
72: FUSALBA, Florence, MARTINET, Sébastien
33: FR 31: 10 50230 32: 2010/01/14
54: LITHIUM-BASED ELECTROCHEMICAL
GENERATOR INCLUDING TWO TYPES OF
DISTINCT ELECTROCHEMICAL CELLS
00: The invention relates to an electrochemical
generator that includes a first type of electrochemical
cell, referred to as a high-energy cell, and a second
type of electrochemical cell, Referred to as a safety
cell.
21: 2012/05103 22: 2012/07/09 43: 2013/01/15
51: A61K
71: Merck Patent GmbH
72: EBER, Marcus
33: US 31: 61/285,313 32: 2009/12/10
54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION
COMPRISING OLIGOPEPTIDES, PREFERABLY
CILENGITIDE
00: The present invention relates to a pharmaceutical
composition of oligopeptides, preferably cyclic
oligopeptides, said composition further comprising
one or more lipophilic and/or amphiphilic
compounds, in the presence or absence of water as
the main ingredients, the use of the lipophilic and/or
amphiphilic compounds for making pharmaceutical
compositions of said oligopeptides, and methods of
making said pharmaceutical composition.
21: 2012/05104 22: 2012/07/09 43: 2013/01/10
51: A63B
71: DODDS, Peter
72: DODDS, Peter
33: AU 31: 2009906022 32: 2009/12/10
54: A BACKSTOP AND PORTABLE TRAINING
SYSTEM FOR A BAT-AND-BALL GAME
00: A backstop (100) for training of a bat-and-ball game
such as backyard cricket, including (a) a body (103)
having a central portion (105) flanked by a side
portion (110) on either side, and each side portion is
adjustable at an angle less than 180 degrees relative
to the central portion so that the backstop is capable
of standing upright on a supporting surface (115);
and (b) one or more target areas (120) on the body,
wherein each target area is configured to act as one
portion of a hook and loop fastener for attaching to a
corresponding portion of the hook and loop fastener
on a sporting equipment (180, 190) such that when
contact is made between a target area within the
backstop and said sporting equipment, the target
area fastens to said sporting equipment, thereby
interfering with movement of said sporting
equipment.
21: 2012/05106 22: 2012/07/09 43: 2013/01/15
51: C08B, C08H, C12P, D21B, D21C
71: Nederlandse Organisatie voor toegepastnatuurwetenschappelijk onderzoek TNO
72: VAN GROENESTIJN, Johannes Wouterus,
JETTEN, Jan Matthijs, VAN DEVENTER, Hendricus
Cornelis, SLOMP, Ronald, SLAGHEK, Theodoor
Maximiliaan
33: EP 31: 09178978.4 32: 2009/12/11
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54: NOVEL METHOD FOR PROCESSING
LIGNOCELLULOSE CONTAINING MATERIAL
00: The invention is related to a method for processing
biomass derived from plants or animals, comprising
the steps of: a. pre treating said material with an
aqueous solution of acid or base; b. subsequently
passaging saturated or super heated steam through
said material, wherein the water activity of the
process is controlled by means of temperature and
pressure of the super heated steam to be less than
1, preferably less than 0.8, more preferably in the
range of 0.4-0.8. With such a process it is possible
to disintegrate or make more accessible for
subsequent treatments the lignocellulose from
lignocellulose- containing materials, like wood or
other plant material, chitin from exoskeletons from
Crustacea like crabs and shrimps, and proteins such
as keratin from pig hair or chicken feather, for further
derivation, like acylation, oxidation, etherif ication,
carboxymethylation or esterif ication, or further
enzymatic hydrolysis, and/or for production of
chemicals, e.g. as sugars from carbohydrates for
fermentation processes such as the production of
(bio-) ethanol or as keratine hydrolysates for
applications in paper or cosmetics.
21: 2012/05108 22: 2012/07/09 43: 2013/01/10
51: B32B
71: Applied NanoStructured Solutions, LLC
72: SHAH, Tushar K., MALECKI, Harry C.,
MARKKULA, Samuel J., ALBERDING, Mark R.
33: US 31: 61/263,806 32: 2009/11/23
54: CNT-INFUSED FIBERS IN THERMOSET
MATRICES
00: A structural support includes a cylindrical core, an
inner layer within the core and an outer layer. The
inner and outer layers include CNT-infused fiber
materials in a thermoset matrix. A composite
includes a thermoset matrix and a CNT-infused fiber
material having CNTs with lengths between about 20
to about 500 microns or about 0.1 to about 15
microns. For the latter range, CNTs are present
between about 0.1 to about 5 percent by weight of
the composite. A method of making a structural
support includes wet winding a first CNT-infused
fiber about a cylindrical mandrel in a direction
substantially parallel to the mandrel axis, wet
winding a baseline layer about the first CNT-infused
fiber at an angle substantially non-parallel to the
mandrel axis, and wet winding a second CNTinfused fiber about the baseline layer in a direction
substantially parallel to the mandrel axis.
21: 2012/05117 22: 10/07/2012 43: 15/01/2013
51: A01H, C12N
71: SG BIOFUELS LTD
72: ROTTER RICHARD
33: US 31: 61/292,751 32: 2010/01/06
54: JATROPHA HYBRIDS THROUGH FEMALE
ONLY TRAIT
00: 57: Jatropha curcas plants can be produced that are
characterized by an inflorescence with female-only
(FO) flowers. Such plants are especially useful for
interplanting in order to obtain commercial scale
production of new J curcas hybrids derived from the
seeds of the FO-type plant.
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21: 2012/05119 22: 10/07/2012 43: 10/01/2013
51: G01C
71: NORTHROP GRUMMAN LITEF GMBH
72: GEIGER WOLFRAM and LEINFELDER PETER
33: DE 31: 10 2010 006 584.6 32: 2010/02/02
54: CORIOLIS GRYROSCOPE HAVING
CORRECTION UNITS AND METHOD FOR
REDUCING THE QUADRATURE BIAS
00: 57: A Coriolis gyroscope (1) comprises a mass
system which can be excited to vibrate parallel to a
first axis, wherein a deflection of the mass system on
account of a Coriolis force along a second axis,
which is provided perpendicular to the first axis, is
detectable, and comprises at least a first correction
unit (30) and at least a second correction unit (40),
which each comprise a plurality of stationary
correction electrodes (31, 32, 41, 42) and moving
correction electrodes (24, 25, 26, 27), wherein the
stationary correction electrodes (31, 32, 41, 42)
extend in the direction of the first axis and are firmly
connected to a substrate by associated anchor
structures (33, 43), and wherein the moving
correction electrodes (24, 25, 26, 27) form a part of
the mass system. A method for reducing the
quadrature bias of such a Coriolis gyroscope (1)
comprises applying at least temporarily constant
corrective voltages to the correction units (30, 40).
21: 2012/05125 22: 2012/07/10 43: 2013/01/15
51: A61K
71: TEMPERO PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.
72: BALOGLU, Erkan, LOBERA, Mercedes,
SCHMIDT, Darby, Rye, GHOSH, Shomir
33: USA 31: 61/294,575 32: 2010/01/13
54: COMPOUNDS AND METHODS
00: Disclosed are compounds having the formula:
wherein X1, X2, X3, R1, R2, R3, R4, Y, A, Z, L and n
are as defined herein, and methods of making and
using the same.
21: 2012/05126 22: 2012/07/10 43: 2013/01/16
51: A61K
71: GLAXO GROUP LIMITED
72: DAVIS, Roderick, S., NIE, Hong, KERNS,
Jeffrey, K., LIN, Guoliang, BOEHM, Jeffrey, Charles
33: USA 31: 61/295,138 32: 2010/01/14
33: USA 31: 61/317,005 32: 2010/03/24
54: VOLTAGE-GATED SODIUM CHANNEL
BLOCKERS
00: The present invention relates to voltage-gated
sodium channel blocker intermediates, compounds
and dimers, corresponding pharmaceutical
compositions, compound preparation and treatment
methods for respiratory or respiratory tract diseases.
21: 2012/05128 22: 2012/07/10 43: 2013/01/16
51: A01K, A01M
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71: SHEPHERD ELECTRONIC COLLAR (PTY)
LIMITED
72: STEFFENS, Lodewyk Fourie
33: ZA 31: 2010/00118 32: 2010/01/07
54: GUARDING OF LIVESTOCK
00: The invention provides a livestock animal guarding
apparatus (14.1) to be carried by a livestock animal.
The apparatus includes at least one sensor (30) for
sensing at least one parameter of the livestock
animal which may be suggestive of anxiety of the
livestock animal and at least one emitter (32) for
emitting at least one deterrent emission for deterring
a predator. The apparatus is configured such that, in
use of the apparatus on the livestock animal, it will
trigger the at least one emitter to emit the at least
one deterrent emission in response to at least one
trigger event including sensing by means of the at
least one sensor that the at least one parameter is
suggestive of anxiety of the livestock animal.
21: 2012/05129 22: 2012/07/10 43: 2013/01/14
51: H04B
71: Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
72: BLANKENSHIP, Yufei, XIAO, Weimin, JIN, Ying
33: US 31: 61/293,985 32: 2010/01/11
54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MULTIPLEXING
CONTROL AND DATA CHANNELS IN A
MULTIPLE INPUT, MULTIPLE OUTPUT
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
00: A system and method for multiplexing control and
data channels in a multiple unput, multiple output
(MIMO) communications system are provided. A
method for multiplexing data symbols and control
symbols of at least one codeword onto a plurality of
MIMO layers includes determining a number of the
control symbols for each of the plurality of MIMO
layers by configuring a variable rank dependent
offset of the at least one codeword.
21: 2012/05142 22: 11/07/2012 43: 15/01/2013
51: A61B, B25J, F15B
71: CAREFUSION 2200 INC
72: DOYLE MARK
33: US 31: 61/298.317 32: 2010/01/26
54: POWERED SIGNAL CONTROLLED HAND
ACTUATED ARTICULATING DEVICE AND
METHOD OF USE
00: 57: An articulating device for aiding a user, such as,
a surgeon or other medical practitioner, in
manipulating a hand-actuated articulating device by
providing a powered force used for moving the
device, thus reducing or eliminating the need for the
user to provide all the force required to move the
device. The articulating device includes an input
device, which receives one or more user inputs to
direct a slave portion to perform work. The
articulating device further includes a control portion
that assists in transferring user input to the slave
portion, and that further provides power assistance
to at least partially drive the slave portion, in
combination with the user input received by the input
device.
21: 2012/05144 22: 11/07/2012 43: 15/01/2013
51: C10G
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71: TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS RESEARCH
FELUY
72: VERMEIREN WALTER, BOUVART FRANCOIS,
CELIE INEKE, GARCIA WOLFGANG
33: EP 31: 09179240.8 32: 2009/12/15
54: DEBOTTLENECKING OF A STEAM CRACKER
UNIT TO ENHANCE PROPYLENE PRODUCTION
00: 57: The present invention is a method for
debottlenecking an existing steam cracker unit of
which the operation is modified from high severity to
operation, having a cracking zone and a
fractionation zone, said fractionation zone
comprising a gasoline stripper, a de-mechaniser (1),
a de-ethaniser (1), a de-propaniser (I) and a debutaniser (I), said de-propaniser (I) receiving product
from the bottom of the de-ethaniser (I) and optionally
product from the bottom of the gasoline stripper (I),
wherein said debottlenecking method comprises the
steps of: a) adding a selective hydrogenation unit
(II), b) adding a cracking reactor (II) comprising a
catalyst selective towards light olefins in the outlet,
c) adding a re-run column and a de-propaniser (II),
d) sending a part or all of the bottoms stream of the
gasoline stripper (I) to the selective hydrogenation
unit (II) nd subsequently to the cracking reactor (II)
at conditions effective to produce an outlet with an
olefin content of lower molecular weight than that of
the inlet, e) sending a part of the bottoms stream of
the de-ethaniser (I) to the de-propaniser (II), such
as, not to overload the de-propaniser (I), f) optionally
sending a part or all of the overhead raw C4 fraction
of the de-butaniser (I) to the selective hydrogenation
unit (II), g) sending the cracking reactor (II) outlet to
the re-run column to produce a C6+ bottom stream
and a C1-C2 overhead, sending said overhead to the
de-propaniser (II) to produce a C1-C3 overhead and
a C4+ bottom stream recycled in whole or in partto
the selective hydrogenation unit (II), optionally
withdrawing a part of said C4+ bottom stream.
21: 2012/05147 22: 2012/07/11 43: 2013/-01/15
51: B65D, B65F
71: PRINSLOO, Quintin Dennis
72: PRINSLOO, Quintin Dennis
33: ZA 31: 2011/05086 32: 2011/07/11
54: RECYCLING BIN
00: This invention relates to a modular recycling bin 12
comprising a plurality of recycling containers 10
being connectable to one another, with each
container being adapted to receive recyclable
material (not shown). The containers 10 are
connected to one another by means of connecting
means, such as hinged connectors 24 located at
longitudinal corners 20 of each of the containers 10.
21: 2012/05149 22: 2012/07/11 43: 2013/01/15
51: B65D
71: KAPELSKI, Rainer
72: KAPELSKI, Rainer
33: DE 31: 10 2010 007 675.9 32: 2010/02/10
54: SLOT GRIPPER
00: The invention relates to a slot gripper (10) for
removing twistlocks from container fittings or for
inserting twistlocks into container fittings, comprising
a twistlock receptacle arranged in a receptacle plate
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(30) and a tool (90) that locks and unlocks twistlocks
arranged in the twistlock receptacle by rotating,
characterized by two clamping jaws (80) that extend
in the receptacle parallel to the receptacle plate (30)
and that are arranged opposite each other, a first pin
(60a) extending from the receptacle plate (30) at a
right angle at the edge of the receptacle, a second
pin (60b), which is arranged on side of the first pin
(60a) opposite the receptacle and which extends
from the receptacle plate (30) at a right angle, and a
rope guiding element (70) extending from the
receptacle plate (30) at a right angle at the edge of
the receptacle. The first pin (60a), the second pin
(60b), and the rope guiding element (70) are each
supported against the force of a spring and can be
lowered in the receptacle plate (30).
33: US 31: 61/294,644 32: 2010/01/13
54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF
PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS FOR THE
SUSTAINED RELEASE OF SOMATOSTATIN
ANALOGS
00: The invention relates to a process for the
preparation of injectable pharmaceutical
compositions for the sustained release of
somatostatin analogues and to pharmaceutical
compositions prepared according to the process. In
a preferred aspect the process comprises the steps
of combining lanreotide acetate and acetic acid,
lyophilizing the resulting mixture only once, and
hydrating the lyophilizate. Acetic acid may be added
to a desired pH during the final step of the process.
21: 2012/05163 22: 2012/07/11 43: 2013/01/21
51: F41A, F42C, G01P
71: Rheinmetall Air Defence AG
72: FRICK, Henry Roger
33: DE 31: 102010006528.5 32: 2010/02/01
54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR PROGRAMMING
A PROJECTILE
00: The invention relates to inductively or capacitively
programming a projectile (5). According to the
invention, a waveguide (2, 11) is used for the
programming, the electromagnetic field being
concentrated in the waveguide. The used
programming unit (1) consists of at least one
waveguide (2, 11) which is preferably located and/or
integrated in the region of the muzzle, for example in
front of the muzzle brake (6). A transmission coupler
(3) for the transmission is fed by a signal generator
(4). Said information relating to the projectile (5) is
modulated to the carrier frequency (f1) in the
modulator (18). A reception coupler (8) integrated
on/in the projectile (5), is electrically interconnected
to a store processor (19) in the projectile (5). Said
reception coupler receives the modulated signal and
transmits it to the processor (19) which is where the
eventual programming takes place.
21: 2012/05160 22: 2012/07/11 43: 2013/01/14
51: A61K
71: Ipsen Pharma S.A.S.
72: MONTES, Martin, LOUGHMAN, Thomas Ciaran,
ROUME, Chantal, CHERIF-CHEIKH, Roland
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the determined divergence. The magnitude of the
determined divergence is then used to effect the
timed initiation of the correction. To this end, delays
in the release are implemented in the projectile (1).
21: 2012/05164 22: 2012/07/11 43: 2013/01/21
51: F41G
71: Rheinmetall Air Defence AG
72: SEIDENSTICKER, Jens
33: DE 31: 102010004820.8 32: 2010/01/15
54: METHOD FOR CORRECTING THE
TRAJECTORY OF A PROJECTILE, IN
PARTICULAR OF AN END-PHASE-GUIDED
PROJECTILE, AND PROJECTILE FOR
CARRYING OUT THE PROCESS
00: The invention proposes guiding or rotating a laser
beam (12) around the centre (13) of the
instantaneous target course of a projectile (1) in
such a way that the projectile (1) itself detects a
divergence thereof and subsequently carries out a
self-correction. To this end, a first laser beam (11) is
emitted over a certain region (15) around the target
course of the projectile (1), wherein said laser beam
can at the same time initiate the start of a timing
process. For example, a further rotating laser beam
(12) having a fixed rotational frequency O is
simultaneously positioned around the region (15).
With the help of said second laser beam (12), the
projectile recognises the divergence thereof from the
target course and initiates the correction based on
21: 2012/05165 22: 2012/07/11 43: 2013/01/16
51: F41A, F42C, G01P
71: Rheinmetall Air Defence AG
72: FRICK, Henry Roger
33: DE 31: 102010006529.3 32: 2010/02/01
54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR TRANSMITTING
ENERGY TO A PROJECTILE
00: The invention relates to the inductive or capacitive
transmission of energy to a projectile (7). According
to the invention, a waveguide (4) can be used to
transmit energy, the electric field being concentrated
in the waveguide. The thus used energy transfer
system (1) consists of at least one waveguide (4)
which is arranged or integrated in the region of the
muzzle, for example between a muzzle brake (3)
and a gun barrel (2). A transmission coupler (5) for
transmission is fed by a signal generator (6). The
projectile (7) comprises at least one sensor (8) which
captures the signal and a store (9) in the projectile
(7) is charged. In another embodiment, assemblies
of said system (1) are used for a V0 measurement
as well as to programme the projectile (7).
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21: 2012/05166 22: 2012/07/11 43: 2013/01/16
51: F42C
71: Rheinmetall Air Defence AG
72: FRICK, Henry Roger
33: DE 31: 102010006530.7 32: 2010/02/01
54: PROGRAMMABLE AMMUNITION
00: The invention relates to programmable ammunition
(1) which receives a programme as well as energy
transmission. Said ammunition (1) also comprises an
energy store (5), an electronic system (6) and an
ignition (7) in addition to at least one sensor (2) for
capturing the signal emitted for the programme, said
signal having a frequency (f3) which is transmitted
further to the electronic system (6). The ammunition
(1) is also combined with an energy transfer unit in
such a manner that an additional signal having a
frequency (f2) is guided to the energy unit (5) by the
same the sensor and/or an additional sensor and is
charged. Programming and the energy transmission
occurs when the projectile (1) passes through a
weapon barrel, a muzzle brake or similar which is
operated as a waveguide below the threshold
frequency.
21: 2012/05167 22: 2012/07/11 43: 2013/01/14
51: A61K, A61P, C07K
71: Kirin-Amgen, Inc.
72: LIU, Dingjiang, HUANG, Holly Zhuohong,
MARTIN, David Andrew, RUSSELL, Christopher
Boyd, SALINGER, David H., BAUMGARTNER, Scott
Walter, ENDRES, Christopher J.
33: US 31: 61/295,387 32: 2010/01/15
54: ANTIBODY FORMULATION AND
THERAPEUTIC REGIMENS
00: The present disclosure relates to AM-14
pharmaceutical formulations and therapeutic dosing
regimens for the treatment of disease.
21: 2012/05168 22: 2012/07/11 43: 2013/01/14
51: C23C, F24J
71: Norsk Hydro ASA
72: HALLENSTVET, Merete, LACAU, Anica,
TILSET, Bente Gilbu, SIMON, Christian,
DENKMANN, Volker, BLECHER, Axel, SIEMEN,
Andreas, SCHENKEL, Wilhelm
33: NO 31: 20100057 32: 2010/01/13
54: METHOD FOR MAKING AN ABSORBER
COATING FOR SOLAR HEATING, THE COATING
AS SUCH AND ITS APPLICATION
00: -
Method for making an absorber coating for solar
heating and a coating as such to be applied on a
metal substrate, in particular a coating to be applied
on a thin aluminium metal sheet. The coating is of
the sol-gel type based on a metal oxide precursor
where pigment particles are intimately mixed into
the precursor followed by application of the mixed
sol lacquer on the substrate and thereafter reaction
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in humid air at a required temperature to obtain the
sol-gel coating. The precursor may preferably be a
CeO2 (NO3) based sol with preferably 20 % CeO2
having a particle size of 10- 20 nm and a pH of 1,5.
Further the pigment may be a manganese ferrite
black spinel, Mn3Cu2FeO8.
21: 2012/05169 22: 2012/07/11 43: 2013/01/14
51: A41D, A45F
71: coXa carry AB
72: BERGKVIST, Claes
33: SE 31: 1050026-2 32: 2010/01/14
54: CARRYING SYSTEM
00: The present invention concerns a carrying system
comprising an ergonomic back plate (2) which is
substantially covering the entire back of a user, a
first carrying strap (3) adapted to extend from a first
position (P1) of an upper section of said back plate
(2) over a first shoulder of a user substantially
diagonally downwards towards solar plexus of said
user, a second carrying strap (4) adapted to extend
from a second position (P2) of said upper section of
said back plate over a second shoulder of said user
substantially diagonally downwards towards solar
plexus of said user, a third carrying strap (5) adapted
to extend from a first position (P3) of a lower section
of said back plate (2) under a first arm of said user
substantially diagonally upwards towards solar
plexus of said user, and a fourth carrying strap (6)
adapted to extend from a second position (P4) of
said lower section of said back plate (2) under a
second arm of said user substantially diagonally
upwards towards solar plexus of said user. The
carrying system is characterized in that at least one
of said carrying straps (3, 4, 5, 6) are provided with a
connecting body (7) which is fixated at its free end,
and each and one of the remaining carrying straps
(3, 4, 5, 6) are provided with a fastening body (8)
which is fixated at its free end, wherein said at least
one connecting body (7) is adapted to connect said
respective fastening body (8).
21: 2012/05189 22: 2012/07/12 43: 2013/01/15
51: G06F, G06Q
71: MFS Africa Limited
72: Chaponda, Mazunzo G., Okoudjou, Dare A.
33: ZA 31: 2011/05258 32: 2011/07/15
54: A METHOD AND SYSTEM OF OBTAINING
CREDIT LOAN
00: The invention relates to a method (300,400) and a
system (200) for providing a credit loan from a
financial institution to an employee of a preregistered company. The method includes receiving
(302) a request message which includes an identifier
of the employee and an indication of the requested
loan amount. A pre-populated employee/company
database 106A is interrogated in order to determine
whether or not a company code is available within
the database 106A. The method (300,400) includes
determining (308) (if answer is affirmative) whether
employee identifier is associated with the company
code. The employee then verifies (320) the request
using a PIN/password. The method (300,400)
proceeds in determining (326) whether the
requested loan amount is allowable, only if PIN is
correct. If loan is allowable, a loan is granted (330)
and a repayment arrangement associated with the
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employee is then created. The loan can be repaid
using an existing mobile wallet account.
wastewater outlet of the at least one water-treatment
pathway.
21: 2012/05191 22: 2012/07/12 43: 2013/01/14
51: C02F
71: Emefcy Ltd.
72: SHECHTER, Ronen Itzhak, ESHED, Lior, LEVY,
Eytan Baruch, ASHLAGI AMIRI, Tamar
33: US 31: 61/286,055 32: 2009/12/14
54: DIFFUSION AERATION FOR WATER AND
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
00: A system for treating wastewater including at least
one water-treatment pathway having at least one
wastewater inlet, at least one oxygen-permeable,
water-impermeable wall, separating an interior of the
pathway from outside air, and at least one treated
wastewater outlet and arranged for at least aerobic
treatment of the wastewater as it flows from the at
least one wastewater inlet to the at least one treated
wastewater outlet, at least one wastewater supply
conduit, supplying the wastewater to the at least one
wastewater inlet of the water-treatment pathway and
at least one treated wastewater conduit, supplying
treated wastewater from the at least one treated
21: 2012/05192 22: 2012/07/12 43: 2013/01/15
51: C07C
71: Bracco Imaging S.p.A.
72: MAISANO, Federico, CRIVELLIN, Federico
33: EP 31: 09179438.8 32: 2009/12/16
54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF
CHELATED COMPOUNDS
00: The present invention generally relies on a process
for the preparation of chelated compounds,
comprising the selective interaction between a solid
matrix and a chelating agent. In more details, the
present invention enables the preparation of
chelated compounds useful as diagnostic agents, in
high yields and in a reliable way.
21: 2012/05193 22: 2012/07/12 43: 2013/01/16
51: G01J, H04N
71: Akzo Nobel Coatings International B.V.
72: LINGS, Benjamin Buchanan, HARROP, Paul
James, SPIERS, Peter Mark, LONGHURST, Stewart
33: GB 31: 1000835.7 32: 2010/01/19
54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING
COLOUR FROM AN IMAGE
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00: Embodiments of the invention relate to the
determination of the colour of a colour sample from
an image of the colour sample. In one embodiment a
colour sample capture card is provided having
printed thereon colour samples of known colour(for
example, XYZ tri-stimulus values). An image of the
test colour sample is then captured using
domestically available equipment, such as a
consumer digital camera or camera-equipped mobile
telephone, the image also containing the colour
sample capture card. Regression analysis is then
performed using the RGB colour samples in the
image and known XYZ colours thereof to
characterise the colour capture response of the
image capture device. In one embodiment the colour
calibration characteristics are determined using N
known calibration colour samples, wherein N is less
than the total number of known calibration colour
samples across the whole colour space. Having
characterised the image capture device the XYZ
colour of the unknown colour sample can be
determined from the RGB colour thereof in the
image.
21: 2012/05196 22: 2012/07/12 43: 2013/01/21
51: B01D
71: Red Leaf Resources, Inc.
72: PATTEN, James W.
33: US 31: 61/286,900 32: 2009/12/16
54: METHOD FOR THE REMOVAL AND
CONDENSATION OF VAPORS
00: A method for removal and condensation of vapors
from within an enclosed space (120) is disclosed. An
enclosed space (120) containing material (110) is
surrounded by an insulative permeable layer (130)
having a lowering temperature gradient (230)
between the inner surface (220) and the outer
surfaces (240). The insulative layer (130) may also
be covered by an impermeable layer (140). Heating
the material (110) in the enclosed space (120)
causes the formation of vapors at a positive
pressure within the enclosed space (120). Vapors
pass through the inner surface (220) of the insulative
permeable layer (130) and contact the permeable
materials and are condensed by the lowering
temperature within the insulative layer (130). The
condensate liquid passes downwardly through the
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insulative layer (130) for collection. The positive
pressure within the heated enclosed space (120)
and the condensation and lowering of pressure and
temperature within the insulative layer (130) serves
to draw additional vapors from within the enclosed
space (120) into the insulative layer (130) for
condensation and collection.
21: 2012/05197 22: 2012/07/12 43: 2013/01/14
51: F03G, F24J
71: Abengoa Solar New Technologies S.A.
72: NAVÍO GILABERTE, Raúl, LLORENTE FOLCH,
Paula, ROMERO DELGADO, María del Carmen
33: ES 31: P201000047 32: 2010/01/15
54: MOLTEN SALT SOLAR PANEL AND METHOD
FOR REDUCING THE THERMAL GRADIENT OF
SAID PANEL
00: The invention relates to a molten salt solar panel for
use in towers and to a method for reducing the
thermal gradient of said panel. The panel comprises
at least one semi-cylindrical panel, consisting of a
set of vertical pipes. The panel (10) is supplied with
a heat-transfer fluid consisting of molten salts from a
circulating system including a mixing tank (6), a hot
salt storage tank (9) and a cold salt storage tank (8);
the mixing tank (6) is supplied with some of the heattransfer fluid (4) from the panel (10) and with cold
heat-transfer fluid (5) from the cold salt storage tank
(8). The hot salt storage tank is connected to the
outlet of the panel (10) in such a way that said tank
stores the non-recirculating portion (3) of the heattransfer fluid.
21: 2012/05201 22: 11/07/2012 43: 18/01/2013
51: B22D
71: GENRICH TECHNICAL CC
72: ELRICK ALISTAIR ALLARDYCE
33: ZA 31: 2011/02701 32: 2011/04/12
54: RISER SLEEVE
00: 57: A riser sleeve which includes a body with a first
face which lies in a first plane, a second face which
lies in a second plane which is at an acute angle
relative to the first plane, a passage which extends
through the body between the first face and the
second face and which has a first opening, of a first
cross-sectional area, to the passage at the first face
and a second opening, of a second cross-sectional
area, to the passage at the second face.
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(SOH) from the difference between the first and
second state-of-charge values.
21: 2012/05204 22: 12/07/2012 43: 16/01/2013
51: B41M, B42D, C09D, C09K
71: CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE
SCIENTIFIQUE, OBERTHUR CASH PROTECTION,
UNIVERSITE CLAUDE BERNARD LYON I,
INSTITUT NATIONAL DES SCIENCE APPLIQUEES
DE LYON, NANO-H SAS
72: BRIENT LUC, CROWTHER NICOLAS, LOUIS
CEDRIC, TILLEMENT OLIVIER, PERRIAT PASCAL
33: FR 31: 0959074 32: 2009/12/16
54: LANTHANIDE-BASED CODING PRODUCTS
AND USE THEREOF
00: 57: The invention relates to coding products
comprising mixed lanthanide compounds, in
particular mixed lanthanide oxides. The invention
also relates to the use of said coding products for
the authentication of value documents.
21: 2012/05219 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/01/11
51: G01R
71: COMMISSARIAT À L’ENERGIE ATOMIQUE ET
AUX ENERGIES ALTERNATIVES
72: KIRCHEV, Angel, Zhivkov
33: FR 31: 10 00311 32: 2010/01/27
54: METHOD FOR DIAGNOSING THE STATE OF
HEALTH OF A BATTERY
00: The invention relates to a method for diagnosing the
state of health of a battery comprising: determining
(F1) a first state-of-charge value (SOC1) from the
battery voltage during partial discharge at constant
current; determining (F2) a second state-of-charge
value (SOC2) from the open circuit voltage of the
battery; and calculating (F3) the state of health
21: 2012/05237 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/01/16
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Merck Patent GmbH
72: STIEBER, Frank, WIENKE, Dirk
33: EP 31: 09015422.0 32: 2009/12/14
54: SPHINGOSINE KINASE INHIBITORS
00: The present invention relates to compounds of the
formula (I), where R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, R7, R8,
R9, R10, R11, R12, R13, R14, R15, R16, R17, M1,
M2, M3, M4, Y1, Y2, V, W, n, m and o have the
meaning specified in claim 1, and to physiologically
compatible salts, derivatives, prodrugs, solvates,
tautomers and stereoisomers thereof, including
mixtures thereof in all ratios, for use in the treatment
of diseases that are influenced by inhibiting
sphingosine kinase 1.
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51: C08J, C09K
71: Saint-Gobain Abrasives, Inc., Saint-Gobain
Abrasifs
72: HSU, Shyiguei, GOMEZ, Alejandro, HERBERT,
Charles G.
33: US 31: 61/290,669 32: 2009/12/29
54: SMEAR-FREE NONWOVEN COMPOSITE
ABRASIVES
00: A surface-treating article includes an organic matrix
substantially engulfed by a binder that includes a
reaction product of a blocked polyurethane
prepolymer and a mixture of aromatic amines. The
aromatic amines include polymethylene polyaniline
having a functionality equal to or greater than 4.
21: 2012/0524 22: 2012/01/23 43: 2013/01/23
51: A01N A01P
71: BASF SE
72: GEWEHR, Markus, GLADWIN, Robert, John,
BRAHM, Lutz, HADEN, Egon, TAVARESRODRIGUES, Marco-Antonio, PEOPLES, Scott,
SEBASTIAN, Deneen B., REPAGE, Ronald
33: US 31: 61/220,216 32: 2009/06/25
33: US 31: 61/311,794 32: 2010/03/09
54: USE OF AGROCHEMICAL MIXTURES FOR
INCREASING THE HEALTH OF A PLANT
00: The present invention relates to the use of a mixture
comprising, as active compounds 1) a herbicide
(compound I) selected from the group of synthetic
auxins consisting of (i) Phenoxy-carboxylic-acids
selected from clomeprop, 2,4-D, 2,4-DB, dichlorprop,
MCPA, MCPB and mecoprop; (ii) Benzoic acids
selected from chloramben, dicamba and 2,3,6-TBA;
(iii) Pyridine carboxylic acids selected from
aminopyralid, clopyralid, fluroxypyr, picloram and
triclopyr; (iv) Quinoline carboxylic acids selected
from quinclorac and quinmerac; (v) benazolin-ethyl;
and (vi) amino-cylopyrachlor; and 2) a fungicide
(compound II) selected from the group of
strobilurines consisting of pyraclostrobin,
orysastrobin, azoxystrobin, dimoxystrobin,
enestroburin, fluox- astrobin, kresoxim-methyl,
metominostrobin, picoxystrobin, pyribencarb, trifloxystrobin, 2-(2-(6-(3-chloro-2-methyl-phenoxy)-5fluoro-pyrimidin-4-yloxy)-phenyl)- 2-methoxyimino-Nmethyl-acetamide, 3-methoxy-2-(2-(N-(4-methoxyphenyl)- cyclopropane-carboximidoylsulfanylmethyl)phenyl)-acrylic acid methyl ester, methyl (2-chloro-5[1 -(3-methylbenzyloxyimino)-ethyl]benzyl)carbamate
and 2- (2-(3-(2,6-dichlorophenyl)-1 -methylallylideneaminooxymethyl)-phenyl)-2- methoxyiminoN-methyl-acetamide; for synergistically increasing
the health of a plant. In addition, the invention
relates to respective mixtures for increasing the
health of a plant.
21: 2012/05242 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/01/15
51: C04B, C10B, C10L, C25B, C25C
71: Elkem Carbon AS
72: JOHANSEN, Johan Arnold, LARSEN, Sten
Yngve, GRAN, Hermann
33: NO 31: 20100098 32: 2010/01/19
54: METHOD FOR PRODUCTION OF GRAPHITE
BODIES
00: The present invention relates to a method for
production of graphite bodies. Carbon bodies are
formed from a mixture of electric calcined coke
particles calcined at a temperature between 1200
and 3000°C and a binder where the coke particles
have sulphur-and nitrogen content varying between
0 and 1.5% by weight and where the coke particles
have an average sulphur content less than 0.6% by
weight and a nitrogen content of less than 0.6% by
weight, baking of the carbon bodies at a temperature
between 700 and 1400°C and graphitizing of the
baked carbon bodies at a temperature above
2300°C.
21: 2012/05243 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/01/15
51: C01B
71: Akzo Nobel Chemicals International B.V.
72: PELIN, Kalle Hans Thomas
33: EP 31: 10150944.6 32: 2010/01/18
33: US 31: 61/295,881 32: 2010/01/18
54: PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF
CHLORINE DIOXIDE
00: The invention relates to a process for the production
of chlorine dioxide comprising formation of an
aqueous solution comprising chlorine dioxide,
bringing at least part of the aqueous solution
comprising chlorine dioxide to its end-application
within an average residence time of less than 60
minutes, and maintaining part of the obtained
aqueous solution comprising chlorine dioxide in at
least one storage tank.
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51: B24D, B42D, G02B, G07D
71: Orell Füssli Sicherheitsdruck AG
72: EICHENBERGER, Martin
33: - 31: - 32: 54: SECURITY DOCUMENT WITH OPTICAL
WAVEGUIDE
00: A security document comprises a substrate (1) and
an optical waveguide (7). Couplers (10a, 10b) are
provided in the waveguide (7) for coupling light into
and out of the waveguide. The couplers (10a, 10b)
can e.g. by gratings, scattering objects, holograms,
luminescent dyes or perforations. The authenticity of
the document can be verified using methods based
on the properties of the waveguide.
21: 2012/05247 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/01/21
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Gilead Sciences, Inc.
72: CANALES, Eda, CHONG, Lee S., CLARKE,
Michael O'Neil Hanrahan, DOERFFLER, Edward,
LAZERWITH, Scott E., LEW, Willard, MERTZMAN,
Michael, MORGANELLI, Philip Anthony, WATKINS,
William J.
33: US 31: 61/295,576 32: 2010/01/15
54: INHIBITORS OF FLAVIVIRIDAE VIRUSES
00: Provided are compounds of Formula (I): and
pharmaceutically acceptable salts and esters
thereof. The compounds, compositions, and
methods provided are useful for the treatment of
Flaviviridae virus infections, particularly hepatitis C
infections.
21: 2012/05248 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/01/17
51: A61K, A61P, C07D
71: Gilead Sciences, Inc.
72: CANALES, Eda, CLARKE, Michael O'Neil
Hanrahan, LAZERWITH, Scott E., LEW, Willard,
MORGANELLI, Philip Anthony, WATKINS, William J.
33: US 31: 61/295,576 32: 2010/01/15
54: INHIBITORS OF FLAVIVIRIDAE VIRUSES
00: Provided are compounds of Formula (I): and
pharmaceutically acceptable salts and esters
thereof. The compounds, compositions, and
methods provided are useful for the treatment of
Flaviviridae virus infections, particularly hepatitis C
infections.
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71: CIPLA MEDPRO RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT (PTY) LTD
72: VAN REENEN, Carol , DE JAGER HEUNIS,
Tiaan, DICKS, Leon Milner Theodore, BOTES,
Marelize, DE KWAADSTENIET, Michele
33: ZA 31: 2009/06176 32: 2009/10/15
54: A PRODUCT FOR DELIVERING
ANTIMICROBIALLY ACTIVE SUBSTANCES TO
AN INFECTED SITE
00: This invention relates to a product which exhibits
antimicrobial activity. The product consists of a mesh
of soluble nanofibers encapsulating viable bacteria
cells capable of producing a peptide having
antimicrobial properties.
21: 2012/05250 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/01/16
51: A61K, C01G
71: Colorobbia Italia S.p.A.
72: BITOSSI, Marco, BALDI, Giovanni, INNOCENTI,
Franco
33: IT 31: FI2009A000258 32: 2009/12/15
54: MAGNETITE IN NANOPARTICULATE FORM
00: The present invention relates to a process for the
polyol-type synthesis of nanoparticulate magnetite
starting from mixtures of Fe0 and Fe1III in the
presence of a mineral acid. The magnetite particles
obtainable from the process have uniform size
characteristics and have even presented higher SAR
(Specific Absorption Rate) values than those of
magnetosomes.
21: 2012/05259 22: 16/07/2012 43: 18/01/2013
51: B01J, C10G
71: INFRA TECHNOLOGIES LTD
72: SOLOMONIK IGOR GRIGORIEVICH,
MITBERG EDUARD BORISOVICH, MORDKOVICH
VLADIMIR ZALMANOVICH, SINEVA LILIA
VADIMOVNA, ERMOLAEV VADIM SERGEEVICH,
DEREVICH IGOR VLADIMIROVICH
33: RU 31: 2010103081 32: 2010/02/01
54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING SYNTHETIC
LIQUID HYDROCARBONS AND REACTOR FOR
FISCHER-TROPSCH SYNTHESIS
00: 57: The present invention relates to petrochemistry,
gas chemistry, coal chemistry, particularly to a
synthesis of hydrocarbons C5 and higher from CO
and H2 under the Fischer- Tropsch reaction; the
invention relates to a process and a system for
producing synthetic liquid hydrocarbons. A process
for producing synthetic liquid hydrocarbons is
provided by catalytic converting syngas under the
Fischer-Tropsch reaction on a fixed catalyst bed in a
vertical shell and tube reactor with coolant supply
into shell wherein as soon as the syngas conversion
degree achieves 60-80%, a pressure gradient along
the tubes is reduced below 0.1 bar/m and this value
is maintained during the whole process. A reactor for
Fischer-Tropsch synthesis is provided comprising
tubes with catalyst in a shell, the ratio of the tube
diameter at the tube outlet to the diameter at the
inlet is from 1.5/1 to 2.5/1. The invention gives a
possibility to achieve the optimum temperature
range in the catalyst bed; it improves heat and
mass-transfer and shut out an accumulation of the
liquid products in the bottom of the tubes.
21: 2012/05257 22: 2012/07/16 43: 2013/02/15
51: A61K
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21: 2012/0526 22: 2012/01/23 43: 2013/01/23
51: C07C
71: BASF SE
72: SCHAUB, Thomas, PACIELLO, Rocco, MOHL,
Klaus-Dieter, SCHNEIDER, Daniel, SCHÄFER,
Martin, RITTINGER, Stefan
33: EP 31: 09008399.9 32: 2009/06/26
33: EP 31: 10157452.3 32: 2010/03/24
54: METHOD FOR PRODUCING FORMIC ACID
00: The invention relates to a method for producing
formic acid by hydrogenation of carbon dioxide in the
presence of a catalyst which contains an element of
the 8th, 9th or 10th group of the periodic system, a
tertiary amine and a polar solvent, at a pressure of
0.2 to 30 MPa abs and a temperature of 20 to
200°C, thereby producing two liquid phases, and
separation of the two liquid phases. The liquid phase
(B) enriched by the tertiary amine is returned to the
hydrogenation reactor and the formic acid/amine
addition product from the liquid phase (A) enriched
by the formic acid/amine addition product and the
polar solvent is thermally separated into free formic
acid and free tertiary amine in a distillation unit and
the tertiary amine released during separation and
the polar solvent are returned to the hydrogenation
reactor.
21: 2012/05264 22: 2012/07/16 43: 2013/01/18
51: E21D, E21F
71: VIDEX MINING PRODUCTS
72: ROBERTS, Neil James, NIEUWENHUIS,
Cornelis Johannes Christiaan
33: ZA 31: 2011/02844 32: 2011/04/15
54: PRE-STRESSING UNIT
00: A pre-stressing unit (10) for an elongate member
comprises a first body part (16) comprising a
cylindrical wall (32) and a base (20) defining a
socket (18) for removably receiving an end of the
elongate member and a second body part (22). The
first and second body parts collectively define a
pressurizable chamber (26). The first body part
comprises at least one undulation (21) between the
cylindrical wall (32) and the base (20) of the socket
immediately adjacent the cylindrical wall.
21: 2012/05266 22: 2012/07/16 43: 2013/01/18
51: A24B, A24F
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
72: PIADÉ, Jean-Jacques, RENAUD, Jean-Marc,
ZUBER, Jacques, ZUCHUAT, Fabien,
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AJITHKUMAR, Anu, BONNELY, Samuel,
PIJNENBURG, Johannes, Petrus, Maria
33: EP 31: 10250295.2 32: 2010/02/19
54: AEROSOL-GENERATING SUBSTRATE FOR
SMOKING ARTICLES
00: Strands of homogenised tobacco material
comprising at least one aerosol former are provided,
together with an aerosol-generating substrate
comprising a plurality of the strands of homogenised
tobacco material and a smoking article comprising
the aerosol-generating substrate. The strands of
homogenized tobacco material have a mass to
surface area ratio of at least about 0.09 mg/mm2
and an aerosol former content of between about
12% and about 25% by weight.
21: 2012/05279 22: 2012/07/16 43: 2013/01/17
51: F16C, F24J
71: Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics Pampus
GmbH
72: WEIDEN, Janaki, HELDMANN, Jörg
33: US 31: 61/291,799 32: 2009/12/31
54: RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE INCLUDING
AN ENERGY CONVERSION STRUCTURE AND A
BEARING COMPONENT
00: A power generation structure for generating power
from a renewable energy source including a base,
an energy conversion structure connected to the
base, and an articulating joint between the base and
the energy conversion structure, the articulating joint
comprising a bearing member having a body
including a composite material having a rigid
material and a friction-reducing material overlying
the rigid material, wherein the rigid material
comprises a material selected from the group of
consisting of aluminum and stainless steel.
21: 2012/05288 22: 17/07/2012 43: 18/01/2013
51: C07C
71: AEL MINING SERVICES LIMITED
72: STOCKENHUBER MICHAEL, KENNEDY ERIC,
DLUGOGORSKI BOGDAN
33: ZA 31: 2011/06179 32: 2011/08/23
54: A METHOD OF PRODUCING ALCOHOL
FROM GLYCEROL
00: 57: The invention provides for a method of producing
a mono-oxygenated compound from glycerol by
contacting glycerol with a catalyst, under a high
temperature and pressure, to produce the monooxygenated compound.
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21: 2012/05289 22: 17/07/2012 43: 18/01/2013
51: A47F, G09F
71: YOUNG ALEXANDER
72: YOUNG ALEXANDER
33: - 31: - 32: 54: DISPLAY DEVICE
00: 57: A display device which is made from a vehicle
tyre with a shelf located within the aperture of the
tyre, which supports an article and a transparent
cover which covers the aperture.
21: 2012/05305 22: 17/07/2012 43: 18/01/2013
51: B01F, C21B, F27D
71: TEGA INDUSTRIES LIMITED
72: ROY BASUDHA KANTI and GHOSE SOME
NATH
33: IN 31: 41/KOL/2010 32: 2010/01/19
54: MIXING DRUM FOR A BLAST FURNACE
00: 57: Mixing drum (3) for a blast furnace including a
body and adapted to accommodate Materials (1) for
mixing, said drum having suitable lining system, said
lining system including liners of polyurethane with
ceramic blocks impregnated.
21: 2012/05306 22: 17/07/2012 43: 21/01/2013
51: H01H
71: EATON CORP
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72: SCHALTENBRAND BRIAN JOHN,
GOTTSCHALK ANDREW LAWRENCE, TANNER
BRANDY LAMAR
33: US 31: 13/185.031 32: 2011/07/18
54: ELECTRICAL SWITCHING APPARATUS AND
SECONDARY TRIP MECHANISM THEREFOR
00: 57: A secondary trip mechanism (100) is provided
for an electrical switching apparatus (2), such as a
circuit breaker. The circuit breaker (2) includes a
housing (4), separable contacts (6) enclosed by the
housing (4), and an operating mechanism (8) for
opening and closing the separable contacts (6). The
operating mechanism (8) includes a poleshaft (10), a
latch assembly (12), and a trip D-shaft (14) for
unlatching the latch assembly (12) in response to a
trip condition. The secondary trip mechanism (100)
includes a trip D-shaft assembly (102) disposed on
the trip D-shaft (14), and a link assembly (104). The
link assembly (104) includes a linking member (106)
having opposing first and second ends (108,110).
The first end (108) cooperates with the poleshaft
(10). The second end (110) cooperates with the trip
D-shaft assembly (102). When the poleshaft (10)
moves in response to a trip condition, the linking
member (106) transmits movement of the poleshaft
(10) into movement of the trip D-shaft assembly
(102). An electrical switching apparatus (2) is also
disclosed.
21: 2012/05311 22: 2012/07/17 43: 2013/01/29
51: C07D
71: SANOFI
72: ELENBAAS, Steven, FARR, Robert, Allan,
KANE, John, Michael
33: US 31: 61/311,069 32: 2010/03/05
33: FR 31: 1059750 32: 2010/11/25
54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF 2(CYCLOHEXYLMETHYL)-N-{2- [(2S)-1METHYLPYRROLIDIN-2-YL]ETHYL}-1, 2, 3, 4TETRAHYDROISOQUINOLINE-7-SULFONAMIDE
00: Industrially applicable process for preparing 2(cyclohexylmethyl)-N-{2-[(2S)-1- methylpyrrolidin-2yl]ethyl}-1,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinoline-7sulfonamide, and salts thereof.
21: 2012/05328 22: 2012/07/17 43: 2013/01/18
51: H04L
71: Kapsch TrafficCom AG
72: MCNEW, Justin Paul, MORING, John Thomas
33: US 31: 12/694,189 32: 2010/01/26
54: ADAPTIVE CONTENTION WINDOW IN
DISCONTINUOUS WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
CHANNELS
00: A system and method for discontinuous wireless
communication. The system and method include
estimating a first likelihood of channel collisions at
start of a discontinuous channel interval, wherein the
estimated likelihood of collision is increased when a
transmission failure is detected during a portion of
one or more previous channel intervals; setting a
size of a contention transmission window at start of a
current channel interval, according to the first
estimated likelihood of channel collisions; estimating
a second likelihood of channel collisions for a next
channel interval; and dynamically changing the size
of the contention transmission window for the next
channel interval, according to the second estimated
likelihood of channel collisions.
21: 2012/05337 22: 2012/07/17 43: 2013/01/18
51: H04N
71: Akzo Nobel Coatings International B.V.
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72: LINGS, Benjamin Buchanan, HARROP, Paul
James, SPIERS, Peter Mark, LONGHURST, Stewart
33: GB 31: 1000835.7 32: 2010/01/19
54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING
COLOUR FROM AN IMAGE
00: Embodiments of the invention relate to the
determination of the colour of a colour sample from
an image of the colour sample. In one embodiment a
colour sample capture card is provided having
printed thereon colour samples of known colour (for
example, XYZ tri-stimulus values). An image of the
test colour sample is then captured using
domestically available equipment, such as a
consumer digital camera or camera-equipped mobile
telephone, the image also containing the colour
sample capture card. In one embodiment the image
is then transmitted to a remote colour determination
service for colour sample colour determination.
Regression analysis is then performed using the
RGB colour samples in the image and known XYZ
colours thereof to characterise the colour capture
response of the image capture device, taking into
account spatial brightness variations across the
image. Having characterised the image capture
device the XYZ colour of the unknown colour sample
can be determined from the RGB colour thereof in
the image.
21: 2012/05339 22: 2012/07/17 43: 2013/01/18
51: G06F, G06Q
71: AEA Integration
72: SCHNACKEL, Gregory R.
33: US 31: 61/289,892 32: 2009/12/23
54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR AUTOMATED
BUILDING SERVICES DESIGN
00: A building systems design process uses computer
hardware and software to examine multiple possible
solutions to the design of building services systems
including plumbing, heating, ventilation, airconditioning, electrical power and lighting through
automated calculation procedures and iterative
computing methods (204). The process examines
multiple valid solutions to the system design
requirements, while preparing construction cost
estimates of each valid solution examined and
comparing the cost of each solution to determine the
least costly solution that meets or exceeds all
required design parameters entered into the system
(214). The solution returned by the optimization
process includes a complete representation of the
best solution found placed in a CAD database ready
for reproduction and use in the bidding and
construction of the building (216).
21: 2012/05340 22: 2012/07/17 43: 2013/01/18
51: H04N
71: Akzo Nobel Coatings International B.V.
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72: LINGS, Benjamin Buchanan, HARROP, Paul
James, SPIERS, Peter Mark, LONGHURST, Stewart
33: GB 31: 1000835.7 32: 2010/01/19
54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING
COLOUR FROM AN IMAGE
00: Embodiments of the invention relate to the
determination of the colour of a colour sample from
an image of the colour sample. In one embodiment a
colour sample capture card is provided having
printed thereon colour samples of known colour (for
example, XYZ tri-stimulus values). An image of the
test colour sample is then captured using
domestically available equipment, such as a
consumer digital camera or camera-equipped mobile
telephone, the image also containing the colour
sample capture card. In one embodiment the image
is then transmitted to a remote colour determination
service for colour sample colour determination.
Regression analysis is then performed using the
RGB colour samples in the image and known XYZ
colours thereof to characterise the colour capture
response of the image capture device. Having
characterised the image capture device the XYZ
colour of the unknown colour sample can be
determined from the RGB colour thereof in the
image. A clustering algorithm is employed to identify
if there is more than one colour in the unknown
colour sample.
the system, an item for sale to a buyer, the system
comprising: a memory to store the seller’s preferred
or initial desired selling price; processing means,
operatively connected to and in communication with
the memory to calculate a current buying price
based on collected historical viewing data relating to
the item, which current buying price is less than the
initial desired selling price and is decreased in price,
by a calculated selling price decrease amount, every
time a prospective buyer views the item but decides
against purchasing same; and a communication
arrangement operably in communication with the
processing means to firstly communicate said
current buying price to the buyer, secondly receive
input back from the buyer in order to process a
transaction relating to the item, and thirdly allow
communication between the system and the seller
so as to inform the seller about the transaction and
payout the selling price decrease amount, or at least
part thereof, in addition to the current buying price
that was accepted and paid by the buyer. The
invention also extends to a method of using the
system.
21: 2012/05341 22: 2012/07/17 43: 2013/01/18
51: G06Q
71: BUYBUDDY CC
72: VERMEULEN, Wynand
33: ZA 31: 2011/05276 32: 2011/07/18
54: A SYSTEM FOR FACILITATING A FINANCIAL
TRANSACTION
00: This invention discloses a system for facilitating a
financial transaction between a seller who offers, via
21: 2012/05347 22: 18/07/2012 43: 28/01/2013
51: B29C, B29D, B29L
71: TUBI PTY LTD
72: RUSSO MARCELLO
33: AU 31: 2010900251 32: 2010/01/22
54: MODULAR PIPE FORMATION APPARATUS
00: 57: A modular plastic pipe formation apparatus,
wherein at least two components of the pipe
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formation apparatus are disposed with respect to at
least one or more respective modules.
21: 2012/05357 22: 18/07/2012 43: 28/01/2013
51: E01C, E01H, E21C
71: LIEBHERR-COMPONENTS BIBERACH GMBH.
72: HAUSLADEN NORBERT and SCHINDLER
VIKTOR
33: DE 31: 10 2011 108 016.7 32: 2011/07/19
54: SELF-PROPELLED SURFACE MILLING
CUTTER
00: 57: The present invention relates to a self-propelled
surface milling cutter, for example in the form of an
asphalt milling cutter, a snow blower or a surface
miner, with a working assembly comprising a
rotatingly drivable drum body, and at least one drum
drive unit which is accommodated in the interior of
the drum body and forms at least part of a rotatable
bearing of the drum body on a drum supporting
frame, wherein the at least one drum drive unit
includes a stationary drive part attached to the drum
supporting frame and a rotatable drive part
connected with the drum body. In accordance with
the invention, the rotatable drive part of the drum
drive unit is mounted on the drum body by a positive
entrainment connection in a torque-transmitting, but
longitudinally movable manner. The entrainment
connection rotatorily entrains the drum body, in order
to be able to transmit the rotary drive movements of
the drive part to the drum body. However, the
rotating drive part can be reciprocated relative to the
drum body in direction of its longitudinal axis, in
order to compensate an axial offset for example as a
result of thermal expansions or dimensional
tolerances or mounting inaccuracies.
21: 2012/05387 22: 2012/07/18 43: 2013/01/22
51: H01L
71: Saint-Gobain Glass France
72: PHILIPP, Jan Boris, HAPP, Thomas
33: EP 31: 10152086.4 32: 2010/01/29
54: SOLAR CELL ARRAY AND THIN-FILM SOLAR
MODULE AND PRODUCTION METHOD
THEREFOR
00: The invention relates to a solar cell array, which can
be designed in particular in the manner of a thin-film
solar module, comprising: a substrate to which a
layer composition having a plurality of layers is
applied, wherein the layer composition comprises a
first electrode layer, a second electrode layer and a
semiconductor layer disposed between the two
electrode layers, the semiconductor layer forming a
pn-junction, wherein the layer composition is divided
into a plurality of different regions which are
electrically separated from each other by one or
more region trenches, wherein a solar cell strand
consisting of one or more series-connected, rectified
solar cells is designed in each region, a first
connecting contact and a second connecting
contact, which are electrically connected to each
other by the solar cell strands, wherein the solar cell
strands can be series-connected by one or more
intermediate contacts, and at least one connection
housing, to which both connecting contacts are
connected. A production method therefor comprises
a structuring of the layer composition by means of
three structuring lines, wherein one structuring line
has a linear progression over at least two regions
that are electrically disconnected from each other,
while the two remaining structuring lines are offset
from said structuring line such that a sequence of
the structuring lines is reversed.
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21: 2012/05396 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/01/18
51: B65D
71: CRONOS EQUIPMENT (BERMUDA) LIMITED
72: ELLIOT, Graham Keith Murray
33: GB 31: PCT/GB2010/000122 32: 2010/01/28
54: FREIGHT CONTAINER
00: The invention relates to a freight container,
particularly, but not exclusively, a freight container
for transporting ore. The freight container comprises
first and second longitudinal side wall, and end walls
located at opposite ends of the container. A first
beam is attached from an upper region of the first
longitudinal side wall to a lower region of the second
longitudinal side wall. A second beam is attached
from an upper region of the second longitudinal side
wall to a lower region of the first longitudinal side
wall
21: 2012/05411 22: 19/07/2012 43: 28/01/2013
51: B01D
71: MASTERIDEA SA
72: GONZALEZ PORTALES LUIS VICENTE and
OLIGER GONZALEZ JEAN PAUL
33: CL 31: 035-2010 32: 2010/01/19
54: NEUTRALISATION OF GASEOUS
CONTAMINANTS BY MEANS OF ARTIFICIAL
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
00: 57: The invention relates to an artificial
photosynthesis system and process used to
neutralise harmful elements from any type of
combustion, reducing the volume and initial pressure
of the gases, by means of the kinetic energy
produced by the accelerated recirculation of the
gases according to the principle of molecular
resonance or gas resonance, in order to then
release oxygen and innocuous liquid substances by
means of physical and chemical processes. Said
system comprises a main chamber provided with a
main gas inlet and a gas outflow tube, the main
chamber comprising: a tube with nozzles arranged in
the lower part of the main chamber enabling the
passage of steam in the form of a steam curtain; a
propeller; flexible tubes that protrude from the main
chamber and connect to the main gas inlet; an
electric motor for gas extraction, enabling the
pressurised inflow of the gases towards the flexible
tube; an evacuation duct connecting the main
chamber to a secondary chamber that comprises an
inlet tube for the gases from the main chamber and
a gas outflow duct arranged in the upper end of the
secondary chamber, the secondary chamber
comprising: a plurality of connected units of plastic
foam comprising a perforated sheet of aluminium at
the connection points of each unit; a high-power
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centrifuge extractor outside the upper end of the
secondary chamber; and tubes for ejecting the liquid
residues, arranged in the lower part of the primary
chamber and the secondary chamber.
21: 2012/05420 22: 2012/07/19 43: 2013/01/28
51: B24D
71: KLINGSPOR AG
72: RAVE, Henning, HENZEL, Manfred
33: DE 31: 10 2010 008 407.7 32: 2010/02/18
54: ROTATING DISC FOR MACHINING
MATERIAL SURFACES
00: The invention relates to a method for producing a
rotating disc for machining material surfaces, said
disc comprising a disc-shaped main body (10),
which has a central receptacle (14) for direct or
indirect connection to a drive shaft, and a material
machining coating (18), which is applied to a ring
zone (12) of the main body (10) that is arranged on
an end face, comprising the following steps: placing
glass fabric mats in a molded cavity of a production
tool; compressing the glass fabric mats in the
production tool to form the main body (10) having a
lip (16) which is configured in a section at least close
to the edge; removing the main body (10); applying
the material machining coating (18) to the end face
of the main body that faces away from the lip (16);
stacking main bodies (10) of the same type, each
having a material machining coating (18) applied
thereto, so that the lip (16) of one main body (10) is
directly supported on the material machining coating
(18) of a next main body (10); exerting a pressure on
the stack of main bodies (10), each of which has the
material machining coating (18) applied thereto,
parallel to the rotation axis of the main body (10);
and releasing the pressure and destacking the main
bodies (10) which have the material machining
coatings (18) applied thereto.
21: 2012/05449 22: 20/07/2012 43: 12/02/2013
51: A61M, B04B
71: TERUMO EUROPE N.V and ANDREAS
HETTICH GMBH & CO KG
72: EBERLE KLAUS-GUNTER, BISET ROLAND,
MERTENS WILFRIED
33: DE 31: 10 2010 000 753.6 32: 2010/01/08
54: CASSETTE AND SYSTEM COMPONENT
INSERTABLE INTO A CENTRIFUGE IN
COOPERATION WITH THE CASSETTE
00: 57: The invention pertains to a cessette (2)
comprising a product conveying path (1, 1a, 1b) and
a shut-off device (19a, 19b) integrated into the
cassette for interrupting a product flow. The shut-off
device is arranged at a rim of the cassette such that
the shut-off device (19a, 19b) can be directly
operated manually and/or mechanically. The
product-conveying path (1, 1a, 1b) leads through the
shut-off device (19a, 19b). The cassette consists of
a lower part (5) and an upper part (7) which are
connectable to each other by connecting means (9,
11, 13, 15).
21: 2012/05508 22: 23/07/2012 43: 12/02/2013
51: E03B
71: EVAC GMBH
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72: TARIQ ZAHIR, DETLEV BOTH, TOBIAS
WENDT
33: DE 31: 10 2010 007 115.3 32: 2010/02/05
54: FLUSHING WATER CONTAINER SYSTEM
FOR FLUSHING WATER OF A MOBILE TOILET
00: 57: Flushing water container system for flushing
water of a mobile toilet (11), in particular a mobile
vacuum toilet (11), comprising a flushing water
container (43) having a flushing water container
inflow (44), characterized in that the flushing water
container water container (43) is designed to receive
gray water from a basin (10), which is in particular a
hand wash basin or a shower basin, and a metering
device (41) is provided, which is fluidically connected
to the flushing water container (43) and designed to
treat the gray water by feeding a lime-dissolving
and/or bactericidal treatment agent, wherein the
flushing water container (43) is designed to release
the treated gray water flushing water to the mobile
toilet (11).
financial status of a user from the one or more
external organisations; and allocating at least a
portion of the mobile credit towards the one or more
supplementary services. Further aspects of the
invention relate to a method of financially benefit
those associated with an incarcerated person, the
method comprising the steps of: selling one more
assets of the incarcerated person, so as to obtain
cash from the one or more assets; investing the
cash into one or more investments including one or
more properties; and managing one or more of the
properties of the incarcerated person, including
renting or selling the one or more managed
properties.
21: 2012/05550 22: 24/07/2012 43: 29/01/2013
51: G06Q, H04W
71: MNCWABE MICHAEL SIFISO
72: MNCWABE MICHAEL SIFISO
33: - 31: - 32: 54: SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USING PREPURCHASED MOBILE PHONE FUNDS AND
SAVINGS, MOBILE TRANSPORT,
ENTERTAINMENT AND MONEY GAMES
00: 57: Aspects of the invention relate to a method of
using pre-purchased mobile phone credit for one or
more supplementary services, the method
comprising the steps of: linking pre-purchased
mobile phone credit toone or more external
organisations; collecting information regarding a
21: 2012/05551 22: 24/07/2012 43: 14/02/2013
51: A01D
71: AHWI MASCHINENBAU GMBH
72: ARTU WILLIBALD and KLAUS BAUER
33: - 31: - 32: 54: METHOD FOR HARVESTING WOOD AS
BIOMASS
00: 57: The present invention generally relates to a
method for harvesting wood (10), particularly but not
exclusively shrubs and/or plantation wood, as
biomass with a biomass harvester (12). In order to
advantageously increase the quality, in particular the
heating value, of harvested biomass already during
harvesting, a method comprising at least one step
differing from a sieving step is proposed; wherein a
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contamination of harvested and comminuted
biological material with inert materials is at least
substantially reduced in the at least one step.
21: 2012/05555 22: 2012/07/23 43: 2013/02/14
51: A61H
71: SALO DARDER, Jordi, GODAYOL MARTl,
Antoni
72: SALO DARDER, Jordi, GODAYOL MARTl,
Antoni
33: EP 31: 10154302.3 32: 2010/02/22
54: SUPPORT DEVICE FOR A SKIN TREATMENT
ASSEMBLY
00: It comprises a connecting member (30) and an arm
structure (20) having at least one hose connector
(50, 60) associated with at least one skin treatment
machine applicator (110). Device (10) is suitable for
maintaining the applicators (110) at a given position
when in use. A skin treatment assembly (200) is
further provided comprising a suction machine (100)
for applying pressurized air to a patient through
applicators (110) connected to corresponding hoses
(96, 97) and the support device (10).
21: 2012/05602 22: 25/07/2012 43: 13/02/2013
51: G01F
71: CLA-VAL CO
72: RE DANIEL
33: CH 31: 00265/10 32: 2010/03/01,
54: FLUID FLOW METER
00: 57: A fluid flow meter includes a fitting attachable to
a waterworks valve or pipeline so as to extend at
least partially through an insertion aperture thereof.
A measurement cylinder is pivotally attached to the
fitting, and includes a fluid vortex generating
obstruction. A sensor body extends through the
fitting and has a sensor element at an end thereof
disposed in the measurement cylinder and generally
aligned with the obstruction to detect fluid vortices
generated by the obstruction. The measurement
cylinder is selectively movable from a position
generally aligned with the fitting, to a position
generally parallel to the fluid flowing through the
valve or pipeline.
21: 2012/05638 22: 2012/07/26 43: 2013/01/30
51: G06F
71: EZICO (PTY) LTD
72: STRUWIG, Marthinus Jacobus, STRUWIG, Dirk
Lourens
33: ZA 31: 2011/05589 32: 2011/07/29
54: A TOURNAMENT SYSTEM
00: A system is provided for conducting a distributed
sports tournament where each participant
participates at one of a plurality of geographically
removed locations. The system includes at least
one logging device configured to enable the
participants to log parameters associated with their
participation to a remotely accessible tournament
server. The parameters include at least a location
identifier associated with a tournament location at
which the participant competed and an indicator of
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the participant’s performance at their participation
location. The tournament server is configured to
communicate with the at least one logging device, to
receive the parameters, to adjust the performance
indicators of at least some of the participants as a
function of location-based handicaps associated with
the tournament locations at which such participants
competed, and to rank the participants according to
the adjusted performance indicators into a central
ranking list and to display the central ranking list to
the participants.
21: 2012/0566 22: 2012/01/24 43: 2013/01/14
51: C02F
71: PROTERRGO INC.
72: POIRIER, Nicole, A., LEVEILLÉ, Valérie
33: US 31: 61/221,522 32: 2009/06/29
54: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR
ELECTROCHEMICAL TREATMENT OF
WASTEWATER
00: The wastewater treatment apparatus of present
invention has an electro-coagulation unit for
removing contaminants with at least one anode and
at least one cathode and an electro-oxidation unit for
oxidizing contaminants with at least one anode and
at least one cathode wherein oxidants are
electrochemically generated. Based on the type of
wastewater, the apparatus can have an electroflotation unit between the electro-coagulation unit
and the electro-oxidation unit. The apparatus also
has an oxidant removal unit which can have a metal
ion-liberating electrode for reacting with and
removing residual oxidants. In some cases, portions
of effluent from the oxidant removal unit can be
recirculated to the electro-coagulation unit for
increased efficiency.
21: 2012/05663 22: 26/07/2012 43: 14/02/2013
51: F27B, F27D, G01L
71: SMS SIEMAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT
72: GEREON FEHLEMANN and DIRK LIEFTUCHT
33: DE 31: 10 2010 008 508.1 32: 2010/02/18,
54: INJECTOR COOLING BLOCK FOR HOLDING
AT LEAST ONE INJECTOR
00: 57: The invention relates to an injector cooling block
(1) for holding at least one injector (2) for introducing
a medium into a metallurgical vessel (3), especially
into an electric are furnace, the injector cooling block
(1) being arranged in or on a wall (4) of the
metallurgical vessel (3). The injector block (1)
comprises at least one plate (5) in which a cooling
channel or a cooling bore (6) through which cooling
medium can flow are arranged, said cooling channel
or cooling bore (6) separating a hot zone (7) from a
cold zone (8). In order to better detect temperatures
or stresses in the injector cooling block, at least one
measuring element (9) for measuring the
temperature and/or the mechanical elongation is
arranged in the hot zone (7), the measuring element
(9) comprising at least one optical waveguide (10)
which is integrated into the hot zone (7) or fastened
to the hot zone (7).
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21: 2012/05665 22: 26/07/2012 43: 13/02/2013
51: F27D, H05B
71: SMS SIEMAG AG
72: GEREON FEHLEMANN and DIRK LIEFTUCHT
33: DE 31: 10 2010 008 503.0 32: 2010/02/18,
54: ELECTRODE ARM OF A METALLURGICAL
MELTING FURNACE
00: 57: The invention relates to an electrode arm (1) of a
metallurgical melting furnace, especially an arc
furnace, the electrode arm (1) having at least one
measuring element (2) for measuring a physical
variable. To allow improved and more precise
measurement of the physical variable required for
operation of the furnace, the measuring element (2)
is designed to measure the temperature and/or the
mechanical elongation of the electrode arm (1), the
measuring element (2) comprising at least one
optical waveguide (3) which extends along the
longitudianl extension (L) of the electrode arm (1) in
at least some sections.
21: 2012/05675 22: 2012/07/27 43: 2013/01/30
51: G08B
71: PARKIN, Norman Frederick
72: PARKIN, Norman Frederick
33: ZA 31: 2011/03959 32: 2011/05/30
54: ALARM SYSTEM INTERFACE REPLICATOR
00: A user interface replicator for an alarm system
installed at a secured location is described. The
replicator is configured to connect to a
communications bus of the alarm system over which
control signals are transmitted between a control unit
of the alarm system and a user interface located at
the secured location and includes a
telecommunications module configured to receive
control signals from a remote controller over a
communications network and to transmit status
signals to the remote controller over the
communications network. The control signals are in
turn communicated to the control unit over the
communications bus in a format capable of being
interpreted by the control unit, thereby enabling an
authorised user to remotely control the alarm
system.
21: 2012/05719 22: 30/07/2012 43: 30/01/2013
51:
71: HOPE RODNEY
72: HOPE RODNEY
33: ZA 31: 2011/06227 32: 2011/08/24
54: A FILING ACCESSORY
00: 57: The present invention relates to a filing
accessory for holding punched paper in a file. The
filing accessory includes a backing formation, onto
which punched paper, which is to be filed, can rest.
The backing formation has at least one aperture and
at least one tubular locating formation extending
transversely from the backing formation and coaxially with the at least one aperture, for receiving at
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least one punched hole in a paper over the at least
once tubular locating formation. The tubular locating
formation having an inside diameter permitting it to
be receivable over a file pin of the file.
21: 2012/05742 22: 31/07/2012 43: 14/02/2013
51: E21C, F16H
71: JOY MM DELAWARE INC
72: FELIX STEPHEN, ANDERSON DOUGLAS,
JUBECK WILLIAM
33: US 31: 61/513,858 32: 2011/08/01,
54: LOW FRICTION SHEAVE BRACKET
00: 57: An electrically powered mining vehicle including
a frame rollingly supported on a surface for
movement over the surface. An electric motor is
coupled to the frame for proving power to the
vehicle. A cable is electrically coupled to the electric
motor for supplying electricity thereto and a cable
management system is coupled to the frame and
arranged to receive and payout the cable as the
vehicle moves over the surface. A sheave bracket is
coupled to the frame and arranged to direct the
cable into the cable management system and
includes a lower plate arranged substantially
horizontally, a plurality of vertical rollers that are
coupled to the lower plate and are arranged to guide
the cable into the cable management system, and a
horizontal roller that is coupled to the lower plate and
arranged to elevate the cable above the lower plate.
21: 2012/05815 22: 02/08/2012 43: 14/02/2013
51: E04C
71: PROPST FAMILY LTD PARTNERSHIP
72: JOHN EUGENE PROPST
33: US 31: 61/296.616 32: 2010/01/20,
54: COMPOSITE BUILDING AND PANEL
SYSTEMS
00: 57: A building panel structure is disclosed, in which
composite building panels are used to form a
structure. A composite building building panel is
disclosed which includes a core and a coating
applied over the core. In some embodiments the
core consists of a frame and one or more than one
insulating structural block. The insulating structural
blocks can be encapsulated polystyrene (EPS) foam
blocks. In some embodiments the coating includes
an inner scratch layer and an outer main brown
layer. The inner scratch layer can be formed of at
least two layers. The outer main brown layer can
include a fiberglass mesh embedded into the outer
main brown layer. A method of forming a building
panel structure is disclosed which includes forming a
core using a frame and one or more than block,
applying an inner scratch layer to the core, and
applying an outer main brown layer over the inner
scratch layer.
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21: 2012/05816 22: 02/08/2012 43: 14/02/2013
51: B21B
71: SMS MEER GMBH
72: KAZIM SERIN and HANS JOACHIM PEHLE
33: DE 31: 10 2010 009 954.6 32: 2010/03/02,
54: HOT WORK TOOL AND METHOD FOR
PRODUCING SAME
00: 57: The invention relates to a hot work tool, in
particular a piercing mandrel or a rolling bar for
producing seamless pipes or a forging mandrel for
hot forging tubular workpieces made of metal, said
tool having a main tool body (2), wherein at least
one working area of the main tool body (2) is
provided with a coating (4). In order to achieve an
improved strength of the coating (4) on the main tool
body, according to the invention the main tool body
(2) has a profiled surface (5) and the coating (4) is
applied to the profiled surfaces (5). The invention
further relates to a method for producing such a hot
work tool.
21: 2012/05817 22: 02/08/2012 43: 15/02/2013
51: H01L
71: PRO D3 SRL
72: SERGIO SENTINELLI, ANDREA SBARDELLA,
MARCO D'UFFIZI
33: IT 31: RM2010U000015 32: 2010/02/04
54: MOBILE SOLAR POWER-GENERATING
SYSTEM
00: 57: A mobile solar power-generating system
comprises a prismatic container (1) having a top wall
(10), a bottom wall (11) and side walls. A central
photovoltaic panel (6) is supported in a tiltable
manner on the top wall (10) by supporting means, on
each of the sides of the central photovoltaic (6)
being a correspondent transversal photovoltaic
panel (61, 62, 63, 64) hanging downward in a rest
position and being able to rotate 90 degrees upward.
On a side of each transversal photovoltaic panel (61,
62, 63, 64) is hinged a side photovoltaic panel (610,
620, 630, 640) that is designed to fold down with
respect to the relevant transversal photovoltaic panel
(61, 62, 63, 64). Mutual engagement means are
provided for keeping coplanar the transversal
photovoltaic panels (61, 62, 63, 64) and the side
photovoltaic panels (610, 620, 630, 640) to the
central photovoltaic panel (6) when the powergenerating system is in an operating position.
21: 2012/05847 22: 24/07/2012 43: 01/02/2013
51: E04H
71: SHIELD PROJECTS LTD
72: COCHRANE IAN DUNDONALD
33: NG 31: NG/P/2011/456 32: 2011/07/26
54: SECURITY FENCE
00: 57: A fence panel which is made from mesh material
and which includes at least one rigidifying channel
and a security device which has a body with an
obstructing section which projects at least partly into
the channel thereby to reduce the depth of the
channel.
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method according to the invention by directly
hydrogenating DAE. The obtained process oils (7)
contain suprisingly high fractions of naphthenic
hydrocarbon compounds. The invention further
relates to the use of the process oils (7) produced
according to the invention as a plasticizer or
extender oil for natural synthetic rubber mixtures or
thermoplastic elastomers.
21: 2012/05894 22: 06/08/2012 43: 21/02/2013
51: C01G
71: KLAUS DAHLEKE KG
72: NILS HANSEN
33: EP 31: 10001605.4 32: 2010/02/17
54: METHOD FOR PRODUCING NAPHTHENIC
PROCESS OILS BY HYDROGENATION
00: 57: The invention relates to a method for producing
naphthenic process oils (7) that have a high fraction
of naphthenic carbon atoms of 20 to 60 wt% and a
low content of polycyclic aromatics of less than 3
wt%, determined according to IP 346, by
hydrogenating (6) a process oil reactant having a
high content of polycyclic aromatics. The method
according to the invention enables secondary
extracts (5), as occur in the production of markingfree process oils, to be used in an economically
sensible manner even in mixtures with primary
extracts. The obtained process oils are also
marking-free so that the use of process oils
containing PCA can be reduced and less of said
substances reach the environment. Thus the
environment and in particular health are less
burdened. In addition, the starting materials thus can
be applied to another use and no longer must be
added to the heating oil. By avoiding heating oil, the
emission of CO2 is also reduced. Also, high-quality
naphthenic process oils (7) can be obtained by the
21: 2012/05942 22: 2012/08/06 43: 2012/12/20
51: A61K, A61P
71: NOVARTIS AG
72: SCHMOUDER, Robert, DAVID, Olivier,
DUMORTIER, Thomas, LOOBY, Michael
33: USA 31: 61/139,672 32: 2008/12/22
33: USA 31: 61/218,530 32: 2009/06/19
33: USA 31: 61/246,715 32: 2009/09/29
54: DOSAGE REGIMEN FOR A S1P RECEPTOR
AGONIST
00: S1P receptor modulators or agonists are
administered following a dosage regimen whereby
during the initial days of treatment the daily dosage
is lower than the standard daily dosage.
21: 2012/06256 22: 2012/08/20 43: 2013/01/08
51: H04B, H04L
71: Sony Corporation
72: CUI, Qimei, LI, Shiyuan, TAO, Xiaofeng, WANG,
Chao, YANG, Xianjun
33: CN 31: 201010111774.3 32: 2010/02/11
54: CODEBOOK BASED CHANNEL
INFORMATION FEEDBACK METHOD, DEVICE
AND SYSTEM
00: A codebook based channel information feedback
method, device and system are provided in the
present invention. The codebook based channel
information feedback method includes: measuring,
by a terminal in a communication system, a
parameter of a downlink channel between the
terminal and a base station of the communication
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system; selecting a plurality of precoding matrixes
from a precoding codebook by using the parameter
of the downlink channel, wherein a plurality of the
precoding matrixes can be used by both of singleuser multi-input multi-output (MIMO) transport mode
and multi-user MIMO transport mode, and the
precoding codebook is an aggregation of precoding
matrixes; and feeding back a first information for
indicating a plurality of the precoding matrixes to the
base station.
21: 2012/06321 22: 2012/08/22 43: 2013/01/30
51: A61M
71: SANOFI-AVENTIS DEUTSCHLAND GMBH
72: HELMER, Michael, ZEIMETZ, Leo,
EISENGARTHEN, Christoph, HUTHMACHER,
Winfried, MOSEBACH, Carsten
33: USA 31: 12/791,499 32: 2010/06/01
33: EP 31: 10158613.9 32: 2010/03/31
54: PISTON ROD ASSEMBLY FOR A DRUG
DELIVERY DEVICE
00: The present invention relates to a piston rod
assembly for a drug delivery device, comprising: a
piston rod (200) adapted to be operably engaged
with a piston (155) of a cartridge (153) containing a
medicament, at least one adjusting member (202)
displaceably disposed at the piston rod (200) with
respect to the piston rod's (200) long axis, and being
interconnected with a distal end section (206) of the
piston rod (200), and - at least one interlock means
(216) adapted to interact with the adjusting member
(202) and/or with the piston rod (200) for mutually
locking in position the adjusting member (202) and
the piston rod (200) in an arbitrary relative position in
order to compensate for tolerances of manufacture
and/or of assembly.
21: 2012/06385 22: 24/08/2012 43: 11/03/2013
51: B26D
71: CUBIBRITE INVESTMENT (PTY) LTD
72: JACOBUS FERREIRA BOTHA
33: ZA 31: 2010/00596 32: 2010/01/28,
54: TYRE CUTTER
00: 57: A substance cutter in the form of a tyre cutter 10
comprises cutting action performing equipment 12 in
the form of a blade and pulley assembly 20 that
includes a cutting edge presenting member 14 in the
form of an endless blade 22, holding means for
holding a tyre in the form of a tyre holder 16 and
outwardly flaring facility in the form of two wedge
shaped tyre stretching formations 18 along which
part of the running path of the blade 22 extends. The
cutting edge of the blade 22 protrudes from the
formations 18 to perform a tyre cutting action once
the cutter 10 is in use. The assembly 20 is mounted
to support frame 26 that is displaceable mounted to
a base frame 36. The relevant formation 18 ensures
that a tyre being cut does not exert a pinching effect
on the blade 22.
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21: 2012/06408 22: 2012/08/24 43: 2013/01/08
51: A61K, A61Q
71: Colgate-Palmolive Company
72: PAN, Long
33: US 31: PCT/US2007/087145 32: 2007/12/12
54: ANTIPERSPIRANT ACTIVE COMPOSITIONS
HAVING SEC CHROMATOGRAM EXHIBITING
HIGH SEC PEAK 4 INTENSITY
00: An antiperspirant active composition comprising an
aluminum salt having an aluminum to chloride molar
ratio of about 0.3:1 to about 3: 1, exhibiting a SEC
chromatogram having a SEC Peak 4 to Peak 3
intensity ratio of at least 7 and a Peak 4 intensity
greater than a Peak 5 intensity in aqueous solution.
The composition can optionally include zirconium.
Also, methods and processes of making the same.
21: 2012/09781 22: 13/04/2012 43: 05/03/2013
51: C09K
71: MUNAWIRA FATIMA DEEN
72: MUNAWIRA FATIMA DEEN
33: ZA 31: 2011/04764 32: 2011/06/28
54: COOLING AGENT
00: 57: A cooling agent comprises a substance having
low temperature gel type properties such as
petroleum jelly and a gas that is non-reactive in
relation to the substance in the form of nitrogen that
is dispersed through the petroleum jelly. The
nitrogen is retained against release by being trapped
within the petroleum jelly. The agent is coolably held
by being contained against release once held for
use. Preparation of the agent is achieved by infusing
the nitrogen as conventionally held at a low
temperature into the petroleum jelly by piping it at
various positions there into by way of a flexible pipe.
The nitrogen is conventionally in the form of a liquid
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while containerised but evaporates on release into
the gel.
21: 2012/2455 22: 2012/04/04 43: 2013/01/07
51: H01M
71: NEUHOLD, Norman, CHORINSKY, Nikolaus
72: NEUHOLD, Norman, CHORINSKY, Nikolaus
33: AT 31: A 1422/2009 32: 2009/09/10
54: INSERT FOR A RECHARGEABLE BATTERY
PART
00: The invention relates to an insert (1) that can be
inserted into a rechargeable battery part (2) of an
electric power tool, in particular a hand-held tool
comprising at least one handle for holding the tool.
Said insert (1) comprises multiple battery cells (3)
which are interconnected in an electrically
conducting manner. According to the invention, the
insert (1) has a housing (4) which can be opened
and into which the battery cells (3) are inserted,
wherein the battery cells (3) are interconnected in an
electrically conducting manner by means of
conductor webs (5) that are mounted inside the
housing (4). The invention further relates to a battery
cell (3) comprising a base (22) that has a salient
pole (23) and edges (24), and an exterior insulation
(25) that encloses the edges (24). A non-conducting
element (26) is disposed on the pole, between the
base (22) and the insulation (25), such that the pole
(23) is recessed relative to a level (27) of the
element (26) that is held in place by the insulation
(5). Furthermore, a small electrically conducting
plate (28) which is in planar contact with the pole
and is wider than the pole is mounted on or within
the element.
21: 2012/2545 22: 2012/04/10 43: 2013/01/11
51: H01J
71: CERAVISION LIMITED
72: PRESTON, Barry
33: GB 31: 0918515.8 32: 2009/10/21
54: LIGHT SOURCE
00: A lamp has microwave resonant body (11) of
transparent quartz. The body has a central bore
(16), having a sealed plasma enclosing bulb (17)
inserted in it. The bulb is of quartz also and has an
external diameter which is a close fit in the bore. The
bulb itself is of drawn quartz tube (18) and as such
has a smooth internal bore (19). End caps (20) are
fused to the tube and encapsulate a charge of a
material excitable to form a light emitting plasma in
the bulb when microwaves are fed into the body via
an antenna (7) in a bore (21) in the body. The body
is sized to establish resonance within the Faraday
cage in the body (11), bulb (17) and fill containing
void (22) within the bulb. There is negligible gap
between the bulb and body, whereby they can be
regarded as one for resonance purposes. The bulb
is fixed in the body by welds (23).
21: 2012/3352 22: 2012/05/09 43: 2013/01/08
51: G06F B67D
71: UYS, Pieter, Wouter, LABUSCHAGNE,
Johannes, Jakobus, Petrus
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72: UYS, Pieter, Wouter, LABUSCHAGNE,
Johannes, Jakobus, Petrus
33: ZA 31: 2011/1028 32: 2011/02/09
54: A METHOD OF PROVIDING FUEL TO A
CONSUMER
00: The invention relates to a method of controlling fuel
dispensing to a consumer, the method including
permitting a consumer to bring a container and/or a
vehicle into a fuel station defining a fuel island
comprising a plurality of fuel pump nozzles each fuel
pump nozzle being arranged to dispense a
corresponding fuel type, providing the consumer with
a portable wireless electronic device on which the
consumer can select a fuel type available from the
fuel island to be dispensed hereby enabling the fuel
pump nozzle corresponding to the selected fuel type
to dispense fuel while disabling the fuel pump
nozzles which do not correspond with the selected
fuel type from dispensing fuel.
21: 2012/3474 22: 2012/05/11 43: 2013/02/13
51: H04L
71: SANGMYUNG UNIVERSITY, COUNCIL FOR
INDUSTRY ACADEMIC COOPERATION
72: JANG, Young Beom, HA, Jun Hyung
33: KR 31: 10-2011-0027599 32: 2011/03/28
54: SYMBOL TIMING OFFSET SYNCHRONIZING
APPARATUS HAVING LOW SIZE AND DESIGN
METHOD
00: Disclosed are a small-area symbol timing-offset
synchronizer and a design method for same.
According to an embodiment of the present
invention, a symbol timing-offset synchronizer is
characterized by: converting a direct-form filter
structure to a transposed direct-form filter structure;
converting a filter coefficient of the transposed
direct-form filter to a canonic signed-digit (CSD)
format; and redesigning the filter structure on the
basis of the CSD coefficient.
21: 2012/3484 22: 2012/05/14 43: 2013/01/14
51: G10L
71: FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR
FÖRDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN
FORSCHUNG E.V.
72: FALCH, Cornelia, HERRE, Jürgen, TERENTIV,
Leon
33: US 31: 61/252,298 32: 2009/10/16
33: EP 31: 10171459.0 32: 2010/07/30
33: US 31: 61/369,256 32: 2010/07/30
54: APPARATUS, METHOD AND COMPUTER
PROGRAM FOR PROVIDING ONE OR MORE
ADJUSTED PARAMETERS FOR PROVISION OF
AN UPMIX SIGNAL REPRESENTATION ON THE
BASIS OF A DOWNMIX SIGNAL
REPRESENTATION AND A PARAMETRIC SIDE
INFORMATION ASSOCIATED WITH THE
DOWNMIX SIGNAL REPRESENTATION, USING
AN AVERAGE VALUE
00: An apparatus for providing one or more adjusted
parameters for a provision of an upmix signal
representation on the basis of a downmix signal
representation and a parametric side information
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associated with the downmix signal representation
comprises a parameter adjuster. The parameter
adjuster is configured to receive one or more
parameters and to provide, on the basis thereof, one
or more adjusted parameters. The parameter
adjuster is configured to provide the one or more
adjusted parameters in dependence on an average
value of a plurality of parameter values, such that a
distortion of the upmix signal representation caused
by the use of non-optimal parameters is reduced at
least for parameters deviating from optimal
parameters by more than a predetermined deviation.
21: 2012/3570 22: 2012/05/16 43: 2013/01/14
51: G10L
71: FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR
FÖRDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN
FORSCHUNG E.V.
72: GEIGER, Ralf, FUCHS, Guillaume, MULTRUS,
Markus, GRILL, Bernhard
33: US 31: 61/253,440 32: 2009/10/20
54: MULTI-MODE AUDIO CODEC AND CELP
CODING ADAPTED THEREFORE
00: In accordance with a first aspect of the present
invention, bitstream elements of sub-frames are
encoded differentially to a global gain value so that a
change of the global gain value of the frames results
in an adjustment of an output level of the decoded
representation of the audio content. Concurrently,
the differential coding saves bits otherwise occurring
when introducing a new syntax element into an
encoded bitstream. Even further, the differential
coding enables the lowering of the burden of globally
adjusting the gain of an encoded bitstream by
allowing the time resolution in setting the global gain
value to be lower than the time resolution at which
the afore-mentioned bitstream element differentially
encoded to the global gain value adjusts the gain of
the respective sub-frame. In accordance with
another aspect, a global gain control across CELP
coded frames and transform coded frames is
achieved by co-controlling the gain of the codebook
excitation of the CELP codec, along with a level of
the transform or inverse transform of the transform
coded frames. According to even another aspect, a
variation of the loudness of a CELP coded bitstream
upon changing the respective gain value is rendered
more well adapted to the behavior of transform
coded level adjustments, by performing the gain
value determination in CELP coding in the weighted
domain of the excitation signal.
21: 2012/3571 22: 2012/05/16 43: 2013/01/14
51: G10L
71: DOLBY INTERNATIONAL AB, FRAUNHOFERGESELLSCHAFT ZUR FÖRDERUNG DER
ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG E.V.
72: ENGDEGARD, Jonas, PURNHAGEN, Heiko,
HERRE, Jürgen, TERENTIV, Leon, FALCH,
Cornelia, HELLMUTH, Oliver
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33: US 31: 61/253,237 32: 2009/10/20
33: US 31: 61/369,260 32: 2010/07/30
33: EP 31: 10171418.6 32: 2010/07/30
54: APPARATUS FOR PROVIDING AN UPMIX
SIGNAL REPRESENTATION ON THE BASIS OF
DOWNMIX SIGNAL REPRESENTATION,
APPARATUS FOR PROVIDING A BITSTREAM
REPRESENTING A MULTI-CHANNEL AUDIO
SIGNAL, METHODS, COMPUTER PROGRAM
AND BITSTREAM USING A DISTORTION
CONTROL SIGNALING
00: An apparatus for providing an upmix signal
representation on the basis of a downmix signal
representation and an object-related parametric
information, which are included in a bitstream
representation of an audio content, and in
dependence on a rendering information, comprises a
distortion limiter configured to adjust upmix
parameters using a distortion control scheme to
avoid or limit audible distortions which are caused by
an inappropriate choice of rendering parameters.
The distortion limiter is configured to obtain a
distortion limitation control parameter, which is
included in the bitstream representation of the audio
content, and to adjust a distortion control scheme in
dependence on the distortion limitation control
parameter.
21: 2012/4787 22: 2012/06/27 43: 2013/01/03
51: C25B
71: COLLINS, Richard, Michael
72: COLLINS, Richard, Michael, HERMON, Kevin,
Russel, JONES, Warren, Arthur, WINCHESTER,
Shaun, Basil
33: - 31: - 32: 54: OXYHYDROGEN GENERATOR FOR A
VEHICLE
00: -
The invention relates to a oxyhydrogen generator,
which predominantly consists of an electrolytic cell
and includes a regulator that, in one example, is
incorporated into an electrical control unit for limiting
the heat produced inside the cell. The invention also
extends to a housing for the electrolytic cell which is
configured to restrict the flow of charge between the
anode and the cathode of the cell.
21: 2012/4823 22: 2012/06/28 43: 2013/01/17
51: C09C C09B
71: THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY
72: BAKER, Matthew, Paul, DAVEY, Timothy,
Warren, HAWKETT, Brian, Stanley, NGUYEN, Duc,
Ngoc, O'BRIEN, Caitlin, Clare, SUCH, Christopher,
Henry
33: AU 31: 2009905865 32: 2009/12/01
54: WATER SWELLABLE POLYMER MATERIALS
00: The invention provides a method of preparing an
aqueous dispersion of polymer encapsulated
particulate material, the method comprising:
providing a dispersion of the particulate material in a
continuous aqueous phase, the dispersion
comprising RAFT agent as a stabiliser for the
particulate material; and polymerising ethylenically
unsaturated monomer under the control of the RAFT
agent to form polymer at the surface of the
dispersed particulate material, thereby providing the
aqueous dispersion of polymer encapsulated
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particulate material; wherein polymerisation of the
ethylenically unsaturated monomer comprises: (a)
polymerising a monomer composition that includes
ionisable ethylenically unsaturated monomer so as
to form a base responsive water swellable RAFT
polymer layer that encapsulates the particulate
material; and (b) polymerising a monomer
composition that includes non-ionisable ethylenically
unsaturated monomer so as to form an extensible,
water and base permeable RAFT polymer layer that
encapsulates the base responsive water swellable
RAFT polymer layer.
21: 2012/4851 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/01/10
51: A47K B65D
71: BOGGENPOEL, Amelia
72: BOGGENPOEL, Amelia
33: ZA 31: 2011/2298 32: 2011/06/29
54: A TOOTHPASTE TUBE ACCESSORY
00: A toothpaste tube accessory 10 is provided. The
toothpaste tube accessory 10 includes a body 12
and toothpaste tube mounting means 14. The
toothpaste tube mounting means 14 is arranged to
enable a toothpaste tube to be mounted on the body
12. In addition, surface mounting means 18 is
provided on the body 12, for mounting the body 12
against a vertically extending surface. The
toothpaste tube accessory 10 further includes
squeezing means 20 for squeezing toothpaste from
a toothpaste tube while the toothpaste tube is
mounted on the body 12 and the body 12 is mounted
against a vertically extending surface.
21: 2012/4852 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/01/02
51: G01R
71: KOEN, Christiaan Johannes
72: KOEN, Christiaan Johannes
33: ZA 31: 2011/7651 32: 2011/10/19
54: DEVICE FOR TESTING AN INSULATION
MONITORING SYSTEM
00: The invention relates to a device for testing an
insulation monitoring system. The device includes at
least one conductive element configured to engage
a section of a conductor in an electrical circuit and
an electrical earth engaging element configured to
engage an electrical earth. Furthermore a variable
resistor is used to connect at least one conductive
element to the earth engaging element such that the
resistance between the conductor in the electrical
circuit and the electrical earth can be varied by
adjusting the variable resistor.
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21: 2012/4855 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/01/02
51: A61K
71: IMAGINAB, INC.
72: HO, David, OLAFSON, Tove, LIPMAN, Arye
33: US 31: 61/266,134 32: 2009/12/02
54: J591 MINIBODIES AND CYS-DIABODIES FOR
TARGETING HUMAN PROSTATE SPECIFIC
MEMBRANE ANTIGEN (PSMA) AND METHODS
FOR THEIR USE
00: In one embodiment, a minibody monomer that binds
PSMA is provided. The minibody monomer is
encoded by a nucleotide sequence comprising, from
N-terminus to C-terminus, an scFv sequence that
can bind PSMA, an artificial hinge sequence, and a
human IgG CH3 sequence. In another embodiment,
a CysDB monomer that binds PSMA is provided.
The CysDB monomer may be encoded by a
nucleotide sequence comprising, from N-terminus to
C-terminus, an scFv sequence that can bind PSMA
and a cysteine tail. In other embodiments, methods
for diagnosing or treating a cancer associated with
PSMA expression in a subject are provided.
21: 2012/4994 22: 2012/07/04 43: 2013/01/09
51: B65D
71: CHEP TECHNOLOGY PTY LIMITED
72: LANTZ, Dan, BRANDT, Ken
33: US 31: 61/267,664 32: 2009/12/08
54: WOODEN PALLET WITH NAIL PLATES AND
RELATED METHODS
00: A wooden pallet includes a base layer, and a cargo
layer. The cargo layer includes a pair of spaced
apart connector boards, and a pair of spaced apart
end deck boards orthogonal to the pair of connector
boards. Respective ends of the pair of end deck
boards overlap respective ends of the pair of
connector boards. Nail plates are coupled between
the respective ends of the pair of connector boards
and the respective ends of the pair of end deck
boards. Each nail plate has a first surface having
projections extending outwards therefrom and
embedded into one of the end deck boards, and a
second surface opposite the first surface devoid of
any projections and contacting an end of one of the
connector boards. Spaced apart support blocks are
between the base layer and the pair of connector
boards in the cargo layer, and form a gap
therebetween.
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21: 2012/4995 22: 2012/07/04 43: 2013/01/09
51: A61B
71: RETRACTABLE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.,
SHAW, Thomas J.
72: SHAW, Thomas J., SMALL, Mark, ZHU, Ni
33: US 31: 61/293,064 32: 2010/01/07
54: BLOOD DRAW DEVICE WITH RETRACTABLE
NEEDLE
00: The Invention comprises a body, an actuator
pivotally connected to the body, and a retractable
needle adapted to provide fluid communication
between a patient and a fluid collection tube,
typically a blood collection tube, attachable to the
device. A significant feature of the subject device is
a retraction cavity disposed inside the actuator that
is manually positionable to receive a portion of the
needle retraction assembly following removal of the
blood collection tube. Retraction is initiated by
depressing the forwardly extending end of the
actuator relative to the body, thereby causing a
retainer clip to release the needle holder, after which
the needle holder and a part of the needle are
propelled into the retraction cavity by expansion of a
compressed spring. The needle is thereby withdrawn
from the patient and into the housing, reducing the
likelihood of accidental needle sticks and preventing
reuse of the device.
21: 2012/5034 22: 2012/07/05 43: 2013/01/09
51: B65G
71: THYSSENKRUPP UHDE GMBH
72: HAMEL, Stefan, HACKER, Stefan
33: DE 31: 10 2009 057 380.1 32: 2009/12/09
54: DEVICE FOR FEEDING A FLUID INTO A
SOLID-CONVEYING LINE
00: The invention relates to a device for feeding a fluid,
such as a gas or a liquid, into a solid-conveying line,
wherein the fluid is guided first into an annular space
(12) surrounding the solid-conveying line and from
there into the solid-conveying line. The device is
provided to convey, for example, powdery coals or
fly ash in gasification plants at elevated
temperatures at high capacity and with high
operational reliability. This is achieved in that the
solid-conveying line in the annular space for forming
an annular gap (S2) is shorter than the length of the
annular space, wherein installed elements (16) are
provided in the annular space (12) in order to
produce swirl in the introduced fluid.
21: 2012/5041 22: 2012/07/04 43: 2013/01/8/09
51: C22C H01R
71: MARKS, Donovan, Alexander
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72: MARKS, Donovan, Alexander
33: ZA 31: 2011/2502 32: 2011/04/05
33: ZA 31: 2011/6926 32: 2011/09/22
54: COUPLER
00: The invention provides a cast coupler housing and
electrical coupler. The coupler comprises of an alloy
which includes between about 60 % to below 80 %
zinc; between about 8% to below 15% aluminium;
and between about 5% to 25% of any one or more of
bismuth, tin, manganese, magnesium, and copper.
21: 2012/5054 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/01/10
51: C02F
71: KEYTER, Barry, Charles
72: MAARTENS, David
33: ZA 31: 2011/2534 32: 2011/04/06
54: APPARATUS FOR TREATMENT OF
EXCREMENT
00: A toilet bowl 10 is joined to a conduit 12 that leads to
an inclined conduit 14 that, in turn, leads to a
chamber 16 over a weir 24. Excrement from the
toilet bowl 10 falls into the chamber 16 for a period
sufficient for the solid matter to be aerobically
composted, assisted by being agitated by paddles
that are driven by a crank 26. The excrement from
the toilet bowl 10 travels along the second conduit
12 to the inclined conduit 14 by means of a pair of
screw conveyors 20, which are flexible enough to be
turned in an angled portion 22 of the second conduit
12 for travel to the top of the inclined conduit 14.
21: 2012/5056 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/01/10
51: A61K A61P
71: PHARMAESSENTIA CORPORATION
72: LIN, Ko-Chung, WIDMANN, Rudolf
33: US 31: 61/285,411 32: 2009/12/10
54: THERAPEUTIC USE OF PROTEIN-POLYMER
CONJUGATES
00: This invention relates to use protein-polymer
conjugates described in the specification to treat
various diseases, including disease is idiopaic
myelofibrsis, polycythaemia vera, and essential
thromobocythaemia..
21: 2012/5090 22: 2012/07/09 43: 2013/01/14
51: F28F
71: DEUTSCHES ZENTRUM FÜR LUFT - UND
RAUMFAHRT E.V.
72: BAUER, Thomas, HACHMANN, Bernd
33: DE 31: 10 2009 057 904.4 32: 2009/12/11
54: HEAT TRANSFER TUBE
00: The present invention relates to a heat transfer tube
(10) with a tube element (12) and a number of ribs
(14, 15) arranged on the outer circumference of the
tube element (12) and extending outwards, wherein
the ribs (14, 15) are formed on ring segments (16,
18) reaching around the tube element (12) and
fastened to one another by a spring-elastic clamping
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device, and in particular on two ring segments (16,
18) respectively forming a half-shell.
21: 2012/5121. 22: 2012-07-10. 43: 2013-01-15
51: H02J H02K
71: PEACOCK, Jacobus, Lucas
72: PEACOCK, Jacobus, Lucas
33: ZA 31: 2011/5305 32: 2011/07/19
54: SYSTEM FOR HARVESTING AIRFLOW
ENERGY IN UNDERGROUND OPERATIONS
00: The invention provides a system and harvester for
harvesting air flow energy in tunnels. The system
and hervester is typically used in mining tunnels.
The system includes a harvesting means for
converting airflow in a tunnel, or at the exit of the
tunnel into mechanical energy and a generator to
convert the mechanical energy generated by the
harvesting means, into electrical energy.
21: 2012/5123 22: 2012/07/10 43: 2013/01/10
51: F28F C22C
71: MINING AND SLURRY TECHNOLOGY (PTY)
LTD
72: LIZEMORE, Harry, Robert
33: - 31: - 32: 54: A WEAR RESISTANT ALLOY
00: A cast-iron alloy including at least the following
elements in weight percent:-- Carbon: 2.0 – 4.0 %;Chromium: 14.0 – 19.5 %; and- Molybdenum: 2.0 –
4.0 %; the balance being made up by iron and
contaminants, the contaminants being present in an
amount of between 0.001 – 0.090 %.
21: 2012/5213 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/01/18
51: A47B B65D
71: JACOBSON, Jonathan
72: JACOBSON, Jonathan
33: ZA 31: 2011/2789 32: 2011/04/14
54: COLLAPSIBLE STORAGE RACK
00: A collapsible storage system constructed from a
cardboard component into which are cut mitres to
form “V” joints to facilitate folding, the arrangement
being such that the board can be laid out flat or
folded into a storage unit. Preferably the mitres are
90 degrees. The mitres may be cut on the front and
back of the board.
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21: 2012/5214 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/01/17
51: B30B
71: VENTER, Willem, Adriaan
72: VENTER, Willem, Adriaan
33: ZA 31: 2011/2756 32: 2011/04/13
54: COMPACTOR
00: The invention provides a compactor for determining
the maximum practically-achievable density of soils
and aggregates. The compactor includes a
stationary frame and a pivotable frame pivotally
mounted on the stationary frame to pivot
horizontally, in use. The compactor further includes
a hammer, a hammer lift and release arrangement, a
pivotable frame pivoting arrangement, a rotating
mould holder, and a drive train arranged on the
pivotable frame to, in a synchronised manner, lift
and release the hammer, pivot the pivotable frame
and rotate the rotating mould holder.
21: 2012/5215 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/01/17
51: F42C
71: JUNGHANS MICROTEC GMBH
72: KAUTZSCH, Karl, LAUBLE, Siegfried,
HÜTTNER, Robert, SCHELLHORN, Andreas
33: DE 31: 10 2009 058 718.7 32: 2009/12/17
54: SAFETY DEVICE FOR A FUSE OF A
PROJECTILE
00: The invention relates to a safety device (2) for a fuse
(4) of a projectile, which comprises a detonating
device for detonating the fuse (4), comprising a
safety unit having a processing means (34) for
safeguarding a detonation process of the detonating
device. According to the invention, the safety unit
contains a sensor unit (38) which is set up to output
a disengagement signal at a predetermined
acceleration state, wherein the processing means
(34) is set up to output a control signal to release the
safety unit in accordance with the presence of the
disengagement signal. A low-acceleration state of
the flight of the projectile can thus be detected and
used as release parameter.
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21: 2012/5216 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/01/17
51: A01B E02F
71: KVERNELAND GROUP OPERATIONS
NORWAY AS
72: SKJÆVELAND, Magne
33: NO 31: 20093547 32: 2009/12/17
54: WEAR PART DEVICE FOR A WORK TOOL
00: There is described a replaceable wear part device
(22) for attachment on a forward edge (2) on a work
tool (1), where at least a portion of the forward edge
(2) is formed of a wear part holder (21), as the wear
part (22) is provided with a first sliding surface (222),
and the wear part holder (21) is provided with a
second sliding surface (213), which essentially is
arranged as an extension of said first sliding surface
(222), and the second sliding surface (213) is
provided with a forward sliding edge surface (214)
defining the sliding surface (213) against the wear
part (22), where on the first sliding surface (222) is
arranged an eminence (224) arranged to be able to
lead a material flow (F) away from at least a portion
of the sliding surface (213) of the wear part holder
(21).
21: 2012/5217 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/01/17
51: C07K C12N A61K A61P
71: PROTEIN DESIGN LAB, LTD.
72: QIU, Xiaoqing
33: CN 31: 200910242838.0 32: 2009/12/17
54: FUSION POLYPEPTIDE AGAINST EB VIRUSINDUCED TUMOR AND COLICIN IA MUTANT
00: The present invention provides a fusion polypeptide
against EB virus-induced tumor, which comprises an
antibody or a mimetic antibody against EB virus and
an ion channel forming colicin selected from E1, Ia,
Ib, A, B, N and their mutants. The present invention
also provides a colicin Ia mutant, which comprises
mutations of G11A, H22G, A26G, V31L and H40D.
The present invention also provides a gene, vector,
preparation method and use of the fusion
polypeptide, and provides a gene and use of the
mutant.
21: 2012/5307 22: 2012/07/17 43: 2013/01/18
51: F42C
71: DIEHL BGT DEFENCE GMBH & CO. KG
72: BRUNNER, Horst
33: DE 31: 10 2011 108 000.0 32: 2011/07/19
54: EFI FIRING MODULE
00: EFI firing module, comprising a firing circuit having a
capacitor, a switching element and an EFI firing
component, the capacitor being discharged for firing
the EFI component by means of the switching
element being closed, wherein the switching element
(5) is an SiC field effect transistor (6).
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21: 2012/5365 22: 2012/07/18 43: 2013/01/18
51: A01G C08J C08L
71: BELL, Gary, Michael
72: BELL, Gary, Michael
33: US 31: 61/296,794 32: 2010/01/20
33: US 31: 13/010,282 32: 2011/01/20
54: DEVICE AND METHOD FOR GROWING
VEGETATION
00: A device and method for growing vegetation. The
device and method can be used for repairing a divot
in a grass lawn. The device includes a packet having
a water-solubie film surface that contains a mixture
of sou and seeds. An example device includes a
water-containing device in the packet. When the
packet is placed on the ground, such as the divot,
and subjected to water, the film dissolves so that the
mixture comes into contact with the ground and the
seeds can beam to germinate and grow.
21: 2012/5521 22: 2012/07/23 43: 2013/01/23
51: B07B B03B
71: OBSHHESTVO S OGRANICHENNOY
OTVETSTBENNOST'YU "PROMYSHLENNOE
OBOGASCHENIE"
72: KUZ'MIN, Aleksandr, Vladimirovich, KALINA,
Andrey, Vladimirovich, TABAKOV, Grigoriy,
Nikolaevich, BOYKO, Dmitriy, Yur'evich,
POLOMARCHUK, Vladimir, Semenovich
33: RU 31: 2010/125066 32: 2010/06/21
54: PNEUMATIC VACUUM SEPARATION PLANT
FOR BULK MATERIALS
00: The invention relates to devices for separating presorted bulk materials according to density, and can
be used in any sector of the economy. The
apparatus for pneumatic vacuum separation of bulk
materials comprises a loading hopper, a feederdivider in the form of a ribbed surface with
longitudinal slits to remove the plate-shaped part of
the bulk mixture and to provide for the uniform
supply of the other part of the bulk mixture to a
conveyor belt, a mesh belt conveyor, and a device
for blowing the conveyor mesh with compressed air.
The apparatus comprises carrier nozzles which are
integral with settling hoppers and are located above
the conveyor mesh. Feeding nozzles are located
below the conveyor mesh on the same plane as the
carrier nozzles and are simultaneously set for
separating the source material into products of a
certain density. All of the carrier and feeding nozzles
are located at different distances from the conveyor
mesh. The feeding nozzles are directly connected to
devices that generate a flow of air at different
speeds and force. The technical result is an
improvement in the quality of the products obtained
during separation and an improvement in the
productivity of a single unit.
21: 2012/05212 22: 13/07/2012 43: 18/01/2013
51: A61B, F16H
71: CAREFUSION 207 INC
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72: DOYLE MARK
33: US 31: 61/298,784 32: 2010/01/27
54: OVERFORCE MECHANISM
00: 57: An overforce mechanism comprising a driving
assembly, a driven assembly, and a variably
engageable coupling, shunts or dampens a motion
of a control cylinder for a hydraulic device when that
motion exceeds a predefined, unsafe threshold. The
overforce mechanism avoids or reduces damage
either to the device itself, to ancillary devices and/or
to the patient. In an aspect, the variably engageable
coupling may include a biasing mechanism and a
coupling member, wherein the biasing mechanism
automatically resets or releases upon reaching a
force or tension threshold. Further, the overforce
driven assembly may include an overforce rod that
allows the force or motion to be channeled away
from the source. The variably engageable coupling
may comprise a dowel and spring mechanism that
automatically resets with tension.
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HYPOTHECATIONS
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3. DESIGNS
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DESIGNS
APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS IN TERMS OF ACT No. 195 OF 1993
Copies of the application and representations cannot be supplied until application is registered and advertised. In
all correspondence reference should be made to the number of the application.
The particulars appear in the following sequence: Application number, full name of applicant, class, articles to
which design is to be applied and priority date (if any)
APPLIED ON 26/02/2013 -
A2013/00374-NIKE INTERNATIONAL LTD.. Class 21.HOSEL FOR A GOLF CLUB HEAD. Priority: 29/08/2012,
29/430,785
A2013/00377-NIKE INTERNATIONAL LTD.. Class 21.HOSEL FOR A GOLF CLUB HEAD. Priority: 29/08/2012,
29/430,784
A2013/00378-GLAXOSMITHKLINE CONSUMER HEALTHCARE GMBH & CO KG. Class 04.TOOTHBRUSHES.
Priority: 29/08/2012, 4026126
A2013/00380-SANDVIK INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AB. Class 15.FRAMES FOR FEED HOPPER HATCHES.
Priority: 28/08/2012, 001341606-0003
A2013/00381-SANDVIK INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AB. Class 15.DOORS FOR FEED HOPPER HATCHES.
Priority: 28/08/2012, 001341606-0002
A2013/00382-SANDVIK INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AB. Class 15.FEED HOPPER HATCHES. Priority:
28/08/2012, 001341606-0001
A2013/00383-SANDVIK INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AB. Class 15.FEED HOPPER HATCHES. Priority:
28/08/2012, 001341267-0003
A2013/00384-SANDVIK INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AB. Class 09.TRANSPORT RACKS. Priority: 28/08/2012,
001341267-0001
A2013/00385-APPLE INC. Class 03.COVER. Priority: 07/09/2012, 29/431,559
64
A2013/00485-STEELCASE INC.. Class 06.CHAIR. Priority: 20/09/2012, 29/432,766
F2013/00480-REYNEKE, WESSEL HENDRIK . Class 07.HOLDERS FOR POTS
F2013/00481-REYNEKE, WESSEL HENDRIK . Class 07.HOLDERS FOR POTS
F2013/00486-APL CARTONS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED. Class 09.CARTONS
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F2013/00487-APL CARTONS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED. Class 09.CARTONS
F2013/00488-TLALE, CARRINGON KOENEHANE NTHAKHA . Class 19-99.RECEIPT AND TILL SLIPS FILLING
POCKET
- APPLIED ON 20/03/2013 -
A2013/00489-ALTECH NETSTAR INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LIMITED. Class 14.TRACKING DEVICE
A2013/00491-ALTECH NETSTAR INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LIMITED. Class 1 A2013/00386-PERNOD RICARD
MEXICO S.A. DE C.V.. Class 09.BOTTLE. Priority: 30/11/2012, 29/438,663
A2013/00387-BAYER CONSUMER CARE AG. Class 09.PACKAGING FOR TABLETS. Priority: 29/08/2012,
002094060
A2013/00388-WEGMANN AUTOMOTIVE GMBH & CO. KG. Class 12.BALANCING WEIGHT. Priority:
27/08/2012, 002092924-0001
F2013/00375-NIKE INTERNATIONAL LTD.. Class 21.HOSEL FOR A GOLF CLUB HEAD. Priority: 29/08/2012,
29/430,784
F2013/00376-NIKE INTERNATIONAL LTD. Class 21.HOSEL FOR A GOLF CLUB HEAD. Priority: 26/08/2012,
29/430,785
F2013/00379-RONEL JORDAAN TEXTILES CC. Class 02.REFLECTIVE VESTS
- APPLIED ON 27/02/2013 -
A2013/00390-KUKA LABORATORIES. Class 15.ROBOTS. Priority: 28/11/2012, 002143727-0002
A2013/00391-KUKA LABORATORIES. Class 15.ROBOTS. Priority: 28/11/2012, 002143727-0001
A2013/00392-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS. Priority: 28/08/2012, 29/430,578
A2013/00393-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS
A2013/00394-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS. Priority: 28/08/2012, 29/430,577
A2013/00395-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS. Priority: 28/08/2012, 29/430,596
A2013/00396-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS. Priority: 28/08/2012, 29/430,596
A2013/00397-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS. Priority: 27/02/2013, 29/430,637
A2013/00398-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS. Priority: 28/08/2012, 29/430,637
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A2013/00399-VENTER, MARIUS WILLIE PIETER. Class 09.SHIPPING CONTAINERS
A2013/00400-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS. Priority: 28/08/2012, 29/430,576
A2013/00401-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS. Priority: 28/08/2012, 29/430,576
A2013/00402-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.SLEEVES. Priority: 28/08/2012, 29/430,576
A2013/00403-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS. Priority: 28/08/2012, 29/430,576
A2013/00404-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS . Priority: 28/08/2012, 29/430,576
A2013/00405-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS. Priority: 28/08/2012, 29/430,640
A2013/00406-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS . Priority: 28/08/2012, 29/430,640
A2013/00407-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS. Priority: 28/08/2012, 29/430,634
A2013/00408-MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC. Class 08.LOCKS
F2013/00389-VENTER, MARIUS WILLIE PIETER. Class 09.SHIPPING CONTAINING
- APPLIED ON 28/02/2013 -
A2013/00409-TOSY ROBOTICS JOINT STOCK COMPANY. Class 21.HUMANNOID ROBOT. Priority:
28/08/2012, 29/430,657
A2013/00410-KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS N.V.. Class 07.FRYERS. Priority: 30/08/2012, 0020950830001
A2013/00412-APPLE INC. Class 14.ELECTRONIC DEVICE. Priority: 09/09/2012, 29/431,569
A2013/00413-APPLE INC. Class 14.ELECTRONIC DEVICE. Priority: 11/09/2012, 29/431,730
A2013/00414-UNILEVER PLC. Class 09.BOTTLE . Priority: 07/09/2012, 002098616-0001
A2013/00415-UNILEVER PLC. Class 09.BOTTLE. Priority: 07/09/2012, 002098624-0001
A2013/00416-UNILEVER PLC. Class 28.HOLDER FOR EVALUATION DEVICE. Priority: 14/09/2012, 29/432,283
A2013/00417-UNILEVER PLC. Class 28.HOLDER FOR EVELUAION DEVICE. Priority: 14/09/2012, 29/432,279
A2013/00418-UNILEVER PLC. Class 28.EVELUATION DEVICE. Priority: 14/09/2012, 29/432,,276
A2013/00419-GRAUSAM HANDLES GMBH. Class 06.NECK PILLOWS, CUSHIONS. Priority: 04/01/2013,
002162057-0001
F2013/00411-CELLREMOTE CC T/A CELLAIR. Class 14.INTEGRATED CIRCUIT TOPOGRAPHIES
F2013/00420-AUSTRALIAN PERFORMANCE DEVELOPMENT (PTY) LTD. Class 12.AIR INTAKE SNORKEL
FOR A VEHICLE. Priority: 29/08/2012, 14280/2012
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F2013/00421-WILLEM MALHERBE . Class 99.CLEAN COOKING STOVE
- APPLIED ON 01/03/2013 -
F2013/00450-HALINA IRENA OLIVIER. Class 16.CHEEK PROTECTING SHADES(S)
- APPLIED ON 04/03/2013 -
A2013/00423-RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED. Class 23.AIR FRESHENER REFILL. Priority:
05/09/2012, 002097311
F2013/00422-POYNTING ANTENNAS (PTY) LTD. Class 14.ANTENNA
- APPLIED ON 05/03/2013 -
A2013/00426-SCANIA CV AB. Class 12.SUN VISOR UPPER SECTION. Priority: 04/10/2012, 2012/0436
A2013/00427-SCANIA CV AB. Class 12.SUN VISOR UPPER SECTION. Priority: 04/10/2012, 2012/0436
A2013/00428-SCANIA CV AB. Class 12.SUN VISOR UPPER SECTION. Priority: 04/10/2012, 2012/0436
A2013/00429-SCANIA CV AB. Class 12.SUN VISOR BOTTOM. Priority: 04/10/2012, 2012/436
A2013/00430-SCANIA CV AB. Class 12.SUN VISOR. Priority: 04/10/2012, 2012/0436
A2013/00431-SCANIA CV AB. Class 12.SUN VISOR. Priority: 04/10/2012, 2012/0436
A2013/00432-SCANIA CV AB. Class 12.SUN VISOR
A2013/00434-PEDROLLO S.P.A.. Class 15.CETRIFUGAL PUMP. Priority: 06/09/2012, 002098434
A2013/00435-FIN CONTROL SYSTEMS PTY. LIMITED. Class 21.SURFCRAFT FIN. Priority: 06/09/2012,
14417/2012
A2013/00436-FIN CONTROL SYSTEMS PTY LTD. Class 21.SURFCRAFT FIN. Priority: 06/09/2012, 14418/2012
A2013/00437-CEPHEID. Class 24.DATA DOOR FOR AN ANALYSIS SYSTEM. Priority: 05/09/2012, 29/431,292
A2013/00440-DUBE, ALEXANDER MEMORY . Class 03.WALLETS
A2013/00441-CATILINA NOMINEES PTY LTD. Class 09.BAG HOLDER. Priority: 06/09/2012, 14428/2012
F2013/00433-PEDROLLO S.P.A.. Class 15.CENTRIFUGAL PUMP. Priority: 06/09/2012, 002098434
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F2013/00438-OOSTHUYZEN, SAMUEL WILHELM ODENDAAL. Class 23.PIPE JOINTS FITTINGS
F2013/00439-OOSTHUYZEN, SAMUEL WILHELM ODENDAAL. Class 23.PIPE JOINTS OR FITTINGS
- APPLIED ON 06/03/2013 -
A2013/00442-KABUSHIKI KAISHA TOSHIBA. Class 14.RECORDING MEDIUM. Priority: 27/11/2012, 2012028870
A2013/00443-KABUSHIKI KAISHA TOSHIBA. Class 14.RECORDING MEDIUM. Priority: 18/01/2013, 2013000764
A2013/00445-BARRY STEPHEN DAVIS. Class 30.BIRD FEEDER CAGE/CANDLE HOLDER
A2013/00446-BENJAMIN TAYLOR . Class 08.ELECTRICAL MOTOR COVER
A2013/00447-GOIZPER, S.COOP. . Class 09.A SPRAYER COMPONENT. Priority: 07/09/2012, 2099127-002
F2013/00444-BARRY STEPHEN DAVIS. Class 30.BIRD FEEDER CAGE AND CANDLE HOLDER
- APPLIED ON 07/03/2013 -
A2013/00448-RICHDALE DEVELOPMENTS CC T/A DALEKOR. Class 08.DETACHABLE PIPE CLIP
A2013/00449-APPLE INC. Class 03.LANYARD. Priority: 08/09/2012, 29/431,562
- APPLIED ON 08/03/2013 -
A2013/00451-APPLE INC. Class 14.SET OF EARPHONES. Priority: 08/09/2012, 29/431,563
F2013/00452-TRUSEAL (PTY) LTD. Class 08.A CABLE SEAL
- APPLIED ON 11/03/2013 -
A2013/00453-TRIAMBLE PTY LIMITED . Class 06.A GAMBLING TABLE. Priority: 12/09/2012, 14519/2012
A2013/00456-TRIAMBLE PTY LIMITED . Class 06.A GAMING TABLE. Priority: 12/09/2012, 14521/2012
A2013/00457-TRIAMBLE PTY LIMITED . Class 06.A GAMING TABLE. Priority: 12/09/2012, 14518/2012
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A2013/00459-SCANIA CV AB. Class 12.CAB CORNER VANE PART . Priority: 10/10/2012, 2012/0445
A2013/00461-YOUWINENERGY GMBH. Class 13.NACELLE OF WIND TURBINE. Priority: 14/09/2012,
002103267-0001
A2013/00463-YOUWINENERGY GMBH. Class 13.NACELLE OF WIND TURBINE. Priority: 14/09/2012,
002103267-0003
A2013/00465-YOUWINENERGY GMBH. Class 13.NACELLE OF WIND TURBINE. Priority: 14/09/2012,
002103267-0002
F2013/00454-TRIAMBLE PTY LIMITED . Class 06.A GAMBLING TABLE. Priority: 12/09/2012, 14519/2012
F2013/00455-TRIAMBLE PTY LIMITED . Class 06.A GAMING TABLE. Priority: 12/09/2012, 14521/2012
F2013/00458-TRIAMBLE PTY LIMITED . Class 06.A GAMING TABLE. Priority: 12/09/2012, 14518/2012
F2013/00460-YOUWINENERGY GMBH. Class 13.NACELLE OF WING TURBINE. Priority: 14/09/2012,
002103267-0001
F2013/00462-YOUWINENERGY GMBH. Class 13.NACELLE OF WIND TURBINE . Priority: 14/09/2012,
002103267-0003
F2013/00464-YOUWINENERGY GMBH. Class 13.NACELLE OF WIND TURBINE. Priority: 14/09/2012,
002103267-0002
- APPLIED ON 12/03/2013 -
A2013/00466-RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED. Class 26.CANDLE
A2013/00467-ALDRIDGE, ANDREW LIONEL . Class 02.SWIMMING AID
A2013/00468-MULTISENS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED. Class 10.NONITORING APPARATUS
A2013/00475-MARCOPOLO S.A . Class 12.BUS BODIES. Priority: 12/09/2012, 302012004726-9
- APPLIED ON 13/03/2013 -
A2013/00469-KIA MOTORS CORPORATION. Class 12.AUTOMIBILE FOR PASSENGERS. Priority: 22/10/2012,
30-2012-0050108
- APPLIED ON 14/03/2013 -
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F2013/00526-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER TAB 4 SLOT)
- APPLIED ON 15/03/2013 -
A2013/00470-SIMON ZWELAKHE MNDAWE . Class 26.CAR FRONT AND REAR EXERIOR LIGHTS
A2013/00471-TRADEWINDS PARASOL PROPRIETARY LIMITED. Class 03.UMBRELLA BASES
F2013/00472-TRADEWINDS PARASOL PROPRIETARY LIMITED. Class 03.UMBRELLA BASES
F2013/00473-CROSSLEY, NICHOLAS JAMES . Class 23.INSULATING CONNECTORS
F2013/00474-CROSSLEY, NICHOLAS JAMES . Class 23.INSUATING CONNECTOR
- APPLIED ON 18/03/2013 -
A2013/00476-MORMAR PRODUCTS (PTY) LTD. Class 23.TANKS FOR LIQUID SUBSTANCES
F2013/00477-PENTA FLOOR CC. Class 25.CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS FOR ELEVATED FLOORING
F2013/00478-BRAVO, STEVEN . Class 20.A TABLE FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES
- APPLIED ON 19/03/2013 -
A2013/00479-ETABLISSEMENTS GEYER FRERES. Class 09.BOTTLES. Priority: 19/09/2012, 2012-022604
A2013/00482-STEELCASE INC.. Class 06.CHAIR. Priority: 20/09/2012, 29/432,768
A2013/00483-STEELCASE INC.. Class 06.CHAIR. Priority: 20/09/2012, 29/432,775
A2013/00484-STEELCASE INC.. Class 06.CHAIR. Priority: 20/09/2012, 29/432,74.TRACKING DEVICE
A2013/00493-ALTECH NETSTAR INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LIMITED. Class 09.BRACKET
A2013/00495-UNILEVER PLC. Class 32.PLATINUM/ POSHH FIBRE PROTECT LOGO. Priority: 21/09/2012,
002106930
A2013/00496-UNILEVER PLC. Class 09.PLATINUM/POSHH FIBRE PROTECT LOGO. Priority: 21/09/2012,
002106930
A2013/00497-CATERPILLAR GLOBAL MINING EQUIPMENT LLC. Class 14.GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE.
Priority: 21/09/2012, 29/432,894
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A2013/00498-COLGATE-PALMOLIVE COMPANY. Class 04.ORAL CARE IMPLEMENTS. Priority: 28/09/2012,
29/433,360
A2013/00499-COLGATE-PALMOLIVE COMPANY. Class 04.ORAL CARE IMPLEMENTS. Priority: 28/09/2012,
29/433,358
A2013/00500-COLGATE-PALMOLIVE COMPANY. Class 04.ORAL CARE IMPLEMENTS. Priority: 28/09/2012,
29/433,357
A2013/00501-COLGATE-PALMOLIVE COMPANY. Class 04.ORAL CARE IMPLEMENTS. Priority: 28/09/2012,
29/433,361
A2013/00503-TITAN INDUSTRIAL CONSUMABLES (PTY) LTD. Class 08.NAIL PLATE
F2013/00490-ALTECH NETSTAR INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LIMITED. Class 14.TRACKING DEVICE
F2013/00492-ALTECH NETSTAR INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LIMITED. Class 14.TRACKING DEVICE
F2013/00494-ALTECH NETSTAR INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LIMITED. Class 09.BRACKET
F2013/00502-TITAN INDUSTRIAL CONSUMABLES (PTY) LTD. Class 08.A NAIL PLATE
F2013/00504-JAN LENERD LOUW%. Class 29.ROPE TENSIONING DEVICE
F2013/00505-JAN LENERD LOUW%. Class 12.ROPE TENSIONING DEVICE
F2013/00506-JAN LENERD LOUW%. Class 09.ROPE TENSIONING DEVICE
F2013/00507-JAN LENERD LOUW%. Class 08.ROPE TENSIONING DEVICE
- APPLIED ON 22/03/2013 -
F2013/00508-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.TRIANGLE
F2013/00509-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (SLIM INSERT 4 SLOT)
F2013/00510-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (SLIM INSERT 3 SLOT)
F2013/00511-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (SLIM INSERT 2 SLOT)
F2013/00512-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (SLIM INSERT 1 SLOT)
F2013/00513-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER COLLAR 3 SLOT) SHORT
F2013/00514-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER COLLAR 4 SLOT) SHORT
F2013/00515-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER COLLAR SHORT 2 SLOT)
F2013/00516-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER COLLAR SHORT TRIANGLE
SLOT)
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F2013/00517-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER COLLAR SHORT 1 SLOT)
F2013/00519-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER FILLER 3 CORE)
F2013/00520-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER FILLER 4 CORE)
F2013/00521-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER COLLAR TRIANGLE SLOT)
F2013/00522-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER COLLAR 1 SLOT)
F2013/00523-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER COLLAR 2 SLOT)
F2013/00524-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (ADAPTOR 2 SLOT)
F2013/00525-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (ADAPTOR 3 SLOT)
F2013/00527-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (ADAPTOR TAP SLOT 3 SLOT)
F2013/00528-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (COLLAR 2 SLOT)
F2013/00529-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER TAB PRESS TRIANGLE SLOT)
F2013/00530-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (COLLAR TRIANGLE SLOT)
F2013/00531-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (COLLAR 3 SLOT)
F2013/00532-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (COLLAR 1 SLOT)
F2013/00533-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER TAB PRESS 4 SLOT)
F2013/00534-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER TAB PRESS 3 SLOT)
F2013/00535-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER TAB PRESS 2 SLOT)
F2013/00536-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER TAB PRESS 1 SLOT)
F2013/00537-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (ADAPTOR 1 SLOT)
F2013/00538-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (ADAPTOR TRIANGLE)
F2013/00539-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (ADAPTOR 4 SLOT)
F2013/00540-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER TAB SLOT 1 SLOT)
F2013/00541-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER TAB SLOT 3 SLOT)
F2013/00542-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER TAB SLOT 2 SLOT)
F2013/00543-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER TAB SLOT TRIANGLE SLOT)
- APPLIED ON 25/03/2013 -
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A2013/00544-K.M.W.INC.. Class 02.SAFETY HELMENTS. Priority: 28/09/2012, 30-2012-0046981
A2013/00545-GLAXO GROUP LIMITED . Class 24.TEETHER DEVICES. Priority: 27/09/2012, 4026505
A2013/00546-VERTO CORPORATION LIMITED. Class 14.HANDSETS. Priority: 04/10/2012, 29/433,729
A2013/00547-CONTINENTAL REIFEN DEUTSCHLAND GMBH . Class 12.TYRE TREADS. Priority: 19/10/2012,
002121996-0001
F2013/00518-SEAN TERRENCE ARMSTRONG. Class 24.SYRINGE (FINGER COLLAR 3 SLOT)
F2013/00548-CAMPHER,IGNUS LOURENS. Class 25.BURGLAR PROOFING BRACKET
F2013/00549-CAMPHER,IGNUS LOURENS. Class 08.BURGLAR PROOFING BRACKET
F2013/00551-CAMPHER,IGNUS LOURENS. Class 08.BUGLAR PROOFING BRACKET
F2013/00552-CAMPHER,IGNUS LOURENS. Class 25.BURGLAR PROOFING BRACKET
F2013/00553-CAMPHER,IGNUS LOURENS. Class 25.BURGLAR PROOFING BRACKET
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ASSIGNMENTS IN TERMS OF SECTIONS 30, 29-REGULATIONS 37, 38 AND 40
Application Number
Assignor
Assignee
A2011/00403
AREA 55 INC
VINTURI,INC
A2002/00948
VORTICE ELETTROSOCIALI S P
A
CONSOLCAP S.P.A
A2007/00955
CRYSTAL PACK (PTY) LTD
TWO TEN CHEMICALS (PTY) LTD
CHANGE OF NAME IN TERMS OF REGULATION 41
Application Number
A2002/00948
In the name of
New name
CONSOLCAP S.P.A
VORTICLE ELETTROSOCIALI S.P.A
CHANGE OF ADDRESS FOR SERVICE REGISTERED
No records available
CHANGE OF ADDRESS FOR PROPRIETOR REGISTERED
No records available
APPLICATION FOR THE RESTORATION OF A LAPSED DESIGN UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE ACT
Notice is hereby given that TITUS, ARON, GARTH of 111 BROADHOURST, BARLINKA STREET,
POMONA,KEPTONPARK has made application for the restoration of the design registered to the said TITUS,
ARON,GARTH for the Design: REMOTE CONTROL HOLDER Numbered: F2009/00294 Dated. 04/03/2009
which become void on 04/03/2012 to non-payment of the prescribed renewal fee.
Any person may give notice on Design Form No 11 of opposition to restoration of the design within two months of
the advertisement thereof.
Registrar of Designs
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APPLICATION TO CORRECT AND/OR AMEND DESIGNS APPLICATION OR REGISTRATION
APPLICATION TO CORRECT AND/OR TO AMEND DESIGN APPLICATION
OR REGISTRATION.(SECTION 26, 27-REGULATION 41)
FORM OF ADVERTISEMENT FOR INSERTION IN THE PATENT JOURNAL
THE DESIGN APPLICATION TO BE CORRECTED OR AMENDED IS NOT OPEN FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION.
THE PARTICULARS TO BE PUBLISHED SHALL BE THOSE SET OUT IN PART 1. AN APPLICATION FOR
CORRECTION OR AMENDMENT SO PUBLISHED MAY NOT BE INSPECTED AND MAY NOT BE OPPOSED.
PART 1
Design No.
: A2012/00405
Applicant
: Saverglass
Class
: 09
Article to which the Design is to be applied. FLASKS
Date of lodgment: 30/03/2012
Registrar of Designs
Design No.
: A2012/00404
Applicant
: Saverglass
Class
: 09
Article to which the Design is to be applied. FLASKS
Date of lodgment: 30/03/2012
Registrar of Designs
Design No.
: A2012/00405
Applicant
: Saverglass
Class
: 09
Article to which the Design is to be applied. BOTTLES
Date of lodgment: 10/04/2012
Registrar of Designs
Design No.
: A2012/02201
Applicant
: Colgate-Palmolive Company
Class
: 09
Article to which the Design is to be applied. CONTAINERS
Date of lodgment: 04/12/2012
Registrar of Designs
Design No.
Applicant
: A2012/02201
: Colgate-Palmolive Company
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Class
: 09
Article to which the Design is to be applied. CONTAINERS
Date of lodgment: 04/12/2012
Registrar of Designs
Design No.
: A2012/01163
Applicant
: Victoria & Albert Baths Ltd
Class
: 23
Article to which the Design is to be applied. BATH TUBS
Date of lodgment: 24/07/2012
Registrar of Designs
Design No.
: A2011/01699
Applicant
: Avion Spirits LLC
Class
: 09
Article to which the Design is to be applied. BOTTLES
Date of lodgment: 26/10/2011
Registrar of Designs
Design No.
: A2010/01584
Applicant
: Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
Class
: 26
Article to which the Design is to be applied. A FRONT COMBINATION LAMP FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
Date of lodgment: 22/11/2010
Registrar of Designs
Design No.
: A2011/00287
Applicant
: Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
Class
: 12
Article to which the Design is to be applied. AN AUTOMOBILE
Date of lodgment: 28/02/2011
Registrar of Designs
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS
Notice of registration of the designs mentioned below has been issued by the Registrar of Designs in terms of the
Designs Act, 1993 (Act No. 195 of 1993)
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INSPECTION OF DESIGNS
A design application, may after a notice of registration has been published, be inspected during office hours at the
Designs Office, Pretoria, at a charge of R3, 00
COPIES OF DOCUMENTS
The Designs Office, Private Bag X400, Pretoria, supplies photocopies of all design documents at R1, 00 per page.
(Payment to be affected by revenue stamps only.)
The numerical references denote the following: (21) Number of application. (22) Date of lodgement. (23) release
date (if applicable). (DR) Date of registration. (52) Class. (24) Type of design. (71) Name(s) of applicant(s). (33)
Country. (31) Number and. (32) Date of convention application. (54) Articles to which design is to be applied. (57)
Brief statement of features.
N.B.: Date of registration (DR) is either Date of lodgement (22) or Date of convention of application (32)
whichever is the earlier.
Registrar of Designs
21: A2011/00513 22: 2011-04-04 23:
43: 2010-10-05
52: Class 21 24: Part A
71: E. Mishan & Sons, Inc.
33: 29/376,301 31: US 32: 2010-10-05
54: ABDOMINAL EXERCISER WITH ROTATABLE
SEAT
57: The design is applied to an abdominal exerciser.
The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an
abdominal exerciser substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representations, the position of the
seat relative to the handles being disclaimed. The
features indicated in dotted lines are excluded, do
not form part of the design and are disclaimed.
21: A2011/00796 22: 23: 2011-03-09
43: 2011-12-20
52: Class 8 24: Part A
71: FURBY GAS CC
54: A HANDLE
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed, include the shape and configuration of a
handle, substantially as shown in the accompanying
representation.
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54: AUTOMATED RETRATABLE 3 PHASE
PUNCHING/ KICKING SPORT APPARATUS AND
EQUIPMENT
57: The design relates to a sport apparatus,
comprising set of paired drive means housing
releasable attached opposing set of weights each
with a specialized vehicle redelivering the
interchangeable movement of said drive means, a
set of actuating means which extends transversely
piercing through the immovable mounted vertical
frame that provides support and houses the
rotatable engaging elongated members which upon
reach of modified disk plate indirectly propel the
lateral set of elongate members each securing a size
to fit within socket ending to a continued lout
opposing rotation resulting in the release and
positioning of the set apparatus.
21: A2011/1438 22: 2011-09-08 23:
43: 2013-01-11
52: Class 6 24: Part A
71: MIA CRADLE'S CC
54: A CRADLE
57: The cradle is shown in three-dimensional front
view showing the overall appearance thereof.
21: A2012/00368. 22: 27/03/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 21. 24: Part A
71: ISAAC MABUSE SEKGOTHE
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
21: A2012/00369. 22: 27/03/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 21. 24: Part A
71: ISAAC MABUSE SEKGOTHE
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: WEIGHT DISTRIBUTOR AND ENGINE FOR
WEIGHT LIFTING SPORT APPARATUS AND
EQUIPMENT
57: The drive means of a sport apparatus comprising
two stacks of movement standard weights, which are
substantially positioned jrixtapose each other,
releasable attached modified movable knowing
mass forming a socia vehicle "E-2..2" and F-2.2
moving along a specialized hallow elongate member
"H-2.4" housing size to fit within steel morels of
identical portions surface therefore forming the
connections between the sides. Thus the said drive
means operates through co-operation by "C-22.4"
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and "X' in isolation of traditional lifting when
delivering the back and forth movement of stacks of
movable weights, therefore controlling the intensity
of lifting through the extension of "H-2.4.
21: A2012/00370. 22: 27/03/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 21. 24: Part A
71: ISAAC MABUSE SEKGOTHE
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: RESISTANCE TRAINING SPORT
APPARATUS
57: The features of shape pattern, configuration and
ornamentation with reference to body "A" comprising
braising means "C-2" mounted to longitudinally
inverted cylindrical retractable braising means
apparatus "C-1, providing solidity co-operating
pliable treacle, which exit through apertures both
above and below "B" where they uniformly extend
transversely towards the extremities (from the forearms, the ankles toward the region above the
shoulders) of the body through positioning of the
pulleys "B-1". The pulleys comprising apertures in
their centre act as rails away from the skin surface,
lies at an angles less than 180 relative to the body’s
upright position.
21: A2012/00371. 22: 27/03/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 21. 24: Part A
71: ISAAC MABUSE SEKGOTHE
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: DYNAMISM RECLINE AND FOLDING STEP
BECH: SPORT APPARUTS
57: A sport apparatus comprising said drive means
on each apparatus laterally connected allowing
surface portions "B" and "C" to cooperate along the
lengths of said drive means "A" thus "D" and "G" are
identically small comprising "A -6" adjustably
secured wheels allowing the said body of "A-14" to
move horizontally. These apparatus provide
substantially efficient mechanical support reducing
shock and friction upon impact, thus adoptable to
interdiangeably reclines to three respective levels
through "H" and increase its surface in a threefold
process.
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21: A2012/00410. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a vehicle. The features of
the design for which protection is claimed reside in
the shape and/or configuration of the vehicle
substantially as illustrated in the accompanying
representation.
21: A2012/00388. 22: 29/03/2012. 23: 16/08/2011
43:
52: Class 24. 24: Part A
71: DELIA MICHELLE BILJON
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: BOARD TOWEL
57: The towels unique feature is the shape of the
towel. It is shaped to lock like a surfboard / long
board (A detailed description along with drawings is
contained in this document)
21: A2012/00411. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: FRONT HATCH PANEL FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a front hatch panel for a
vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the front hatch panel substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying representation.
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54: UPPER FRONT CORNER PANEL FOR A
VEHICLEE
57: The design relates to an upper front corner panel
for a vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the upper front corner panel
substantially as illustrated in the accompanying
representation.
21: A2012/00412. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: LOWER FRONT CORNER PANEL FOR A
VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a lower front corner panel
for a vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the lower front corner panel
substantially as illustrated in the accompanying
representation.
21: A2012/00413. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
21: A2012/00414. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: WHEEL ARCH STRIP FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a wheel arch strip for a
vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the wheel arch strip substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying representations.
21: A2012/00415. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
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52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: INFORMATION PLATE FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to an information plate for a
vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the information plate substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00416. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: INNER CEILING PANEL FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to an inner ceiling panel for a
vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the inner ceiling panel substantially
as illustrated in the accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00417. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: INSTRUMENT PANEL FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to an instrument panel for a
vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the instrument panel substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying representation.
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21: A2012/00418. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: LAMP PANEL FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a lamp panel for a vehicle.
The features of the design for which protection is
claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration of
the lamp panel substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00420. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: AIR INTAKE PANEL FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to an air intake panel for a
vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the air intake panel substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying representations.
21: A2012/00419. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: LAMP PANEL STRIP FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a lamp panel strip for a
vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the lamp panel strip substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying representations.
21: A2012/00421. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
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71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: SIDE SKIRT FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a side skirt for a vehicle.
The features of the design for which protection is
claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration of
the side skirt substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00422. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: BUMPER COVER FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a bumper cover for a
vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the bumper cover substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00423. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: BUMPER COVER FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a bumper cover for a
vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the bumper cover substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00424. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43: 11/01/2013
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52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: BUMPER COVER FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a bumper cover for a
vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the bumper cover substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00425. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: WINDSCREEN FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a windscreen for a vehicle.
The features of the design for which protection is
claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration of
the windscreen substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00426. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: BUMPER HATCH PANEL FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a bumper hatch panel for a
vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the bumper hatch panel substantially
as illustrated in the accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00427. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: BUMPER COVER FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a bumper cover for a
vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the bumper cover substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying representation
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33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: A PRECAST CONSTRUCTIONA PANEL
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration
and/or ornamentation of the precast construction
panel substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00428. 22: 02/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: SCANIA CV AB
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: BUMPER COVER FOR A VEHICLE
57: The design relates to a bumper cover for a
vehicle. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or
configuration of the bumper cover substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00434. 22: 03/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 25. 24: Part A
71: VAN RENSBURG, RENIER
21: A2012/00435. 22: 03/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 25. 24: Part A
71: VAN RENSBURG, RENIER
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: A PRECAST CONSTRUCTION PANEL
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration
and/or ornamentation of the precast construction
panel substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00438. 22: 04/04/2012. 23:
43:
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52: Class 02. 24: Part A
71: REVOLOCEAN CC
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: LADIES` SPORTWEAR
57: The design is applied to an item of ladies¿
sportswear. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed include the shape and/or
configuration and/or ornamentation of the item of
ladies¿ sportswear substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00439. 22: 04/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 02. 24: Part A
71: REVOLOCEAN CC
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: LADIES` SPORTSWEAR
57: The design is applied to an item of ladies¿
sportswear. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed include the shape and/or
configuration and/or ornamentation of the item of
ladies¿ sportswear substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00440. 22: 04/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 02. 24: Part A
71: REVOLOCEAN CC
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: LADIES` SPORTSWEAR
57: The design is applied to an item of ladies¿
sportswear. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed include the shape and/or
configuration and/or ornamentation of the item of
ladies¿ sportswear substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
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Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00441 22: 2012/04/04 23:
43: 2011-10-06
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
33: 402011006237.2 31: DE 32: 2011-10-06
54: WHEELS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
57: The design is for a wheel for a vehicle. The
wheel has ten generally V-shaped pairs of spokes
extending between the hub and the rim. The spokes
slope gently downward toward the hub. The hub has
a central opening surrounded by five
circumferentially spaced mounting openings,
alternating with five smaller openings. A symmetric
V-shaped pair of spokes alternates with an
asymmetric V-shaped pair of spokes. The spokes of
the symmetric pairs are narrower than those of the
asymmetric pairs. The asymmetric pairs of spokes
consist of a right wider spoke and a left narrower
spoke, being provided on a lower level. Apart from
those spokes, the surfaces of all spokes are
polished merging with the surface of the rim flange
which is also polished and with the also polished
area surrounding the hub. The spokes are separated
by apertures of four different sizes, all being
generally triangular, three being asymmetric.
21: A2012/00442 22: 2012/04/04 23:
43: 2011/10/06
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
33: 402011006237.2 31: DE 32: 2011-10-06
54: WHEELS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
57: The design is for a wheel for a motor vehicle.
Five wide asymmetric spokes extending between a
hub and a rim alternate with five narrower, shorter
asymmetric spokes. Between the spokes, five wide
asymmetric apertures alternate with five narrower
asymmetric apertures. The apertures are generally
pentagonal or hexagonal having rounded edges.
The spokes slope gently downward toward the hub.
The hub has a central opening which is surrounded
by five circumferentially spaced mounting openings
which alternate with five smaller openings. All
spokes are characterized by polished bands merging
with the rim flange, the polished bands on the wide
spokes also merging with the area surrounding the
hub, which is also polished. The narrower, shorter
spokes and their polished bands are characterized
by a bend, while the polished bands on the wide
spokes are straight. Between two spokes, the
polished surface of the rim flange is wider and
narrower in turn.
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Three dimensional view
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00443 22: 2012/04/04 23:
43: 2011/10/06
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
33: 402011006237.2 31: DE 32: 2011-10-06
54: WHEELS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
57: The design is for a wheel for a vehicle. The
wheel has five generally V-shaped pairs of spokes
extending between a hub and a rim. Each V-shaped
pair of spokes encloses a single spoke to form a
trident. The spokes slope gently downward toward
the hub. The hub has a central opening surrounded
by five circumferentially spaced mounting openings,
alternating with five smaller openings. Wide
generally triangular apertures, the apexes of which
are rounded, separate the V-shaped pairs of spokes
from each other. Narrow generally rectangular
apertures having two rounded edges separate the
spokes of each trident from each other. The surfaces
of the inner spokes are polished merging with the
also polished surfaces of the rim flange and the area
surrounding the hub. The two outer spokes of each
trident are characterized by a ridge toward the inner
spoke, parts of which slope downward toward the
wide aperture.
21: A2012/00444 22: 2012/04/04 23:
43: 2011/10/06
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
33: 402011006237.2 31: DE 32: 2011-10-06
54: WHEELS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
57: The design is for a wheel for a vehicle. The
wheel has five pairs of spokes extending between a
hub and a rim. The spokes slope gently downward
toward the hub. Each spoke broadens toward the
center and tapers toward the hub or rim. Each spoke
has a bend in its center. The hub has a central
opening surrounded by five circumferentially spaced
mounting openings, alternating with five smaller
openings. Wide generally funnel-shaped apertures
separate the pairs of spokes from each other.
Narrow generally triangular apertures, the apexes of
which have rounded edges, separate the spokes of
each pair from each other. Each pair of spokes has
polished bands, two wider ones that merge with the
also polished surface of the rim and two narrower
ones that enclose one of the small openings. The
polished bands are provided on a higher level than
the other surfaces of the spokes.
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Three dimensional view
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00445 22: 2012/04/04 23:
43: 2011-10-07
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
33: 402011005029.3 31: DE 32: 2011-10-07
54: WHEELS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
57: The design is for a wheel for a vehicle. The
wheel has five V-shaped pairs of spokes extending
between a hub and a rim. The spokes slope gently
downward towards the hub. The hub has a central
opening surrounded by five circumferentially spaced
mounting openings, alternating with five smaller
openings. Wide generally trapezoidal apertures
having two rounded edges separate the V-shaped
pairs of spokes from each other. Narrow generally
triangular apertures having one rounded edge
separate the spokes of each V-shaped pair from
each other. The spokes taper toward the rim.
Toward the hub, each spoke is characterized by a
small transverse ridge. The surfaces of the spokes
are bevelled between the rim and the ridges, the
surfaces in each V-shaped pair sloping toward the
narrow generally triangular aperture. Between the
ridges and the hub the gently curved and sloping
surfaces are provided on a lower level.
21: A2012/00446 22: 2012/04/04 23:
43: 2011-10-07
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
33: 402011005029.3 31: DE 32: 2011-10-07
54: WHEELS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
57: The design is for a wheel for a vehicle. The
wheel has five V-shaped pairs of spokes extending
between a hub and a rim. Each V-shaped pair of
spokes encloses a single spoke to form a trident.
The spokes slope gently downward towards the hub.
The hub has a central opening surrounded by five
circumferentially spaced mounting openings,
alternating with five smaller openings. Wide
generally hexagonal apertures having four rounded
edges separate the V-shaped pairs of spokes from
each other. Narrow generally rectangular apertures
having two rounded edges separate the spokes of
each trident from each other. The surfaces of all
spokes are plane. The two outer spokes of each
trident are narrow and characterized by a bend, i.e.
they broaden significantly toward the rim. The inner
spoke is bullet-shaped. Each bullet-shaped spoke
corresponds to one of the small openings; each wide
aperture corresponds to one of the mounting
openings.
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Three dimensional view
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00447 22: 2012/04/04 23:
43: 2011/10/07
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
33: 402011005029.3 31: DE 32: 2011-10-07
54: WHEELS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
57: The design is for a wheel for a vehicle. The
wheel has five V-shaped pairs of spokes extending
between a hub and a rim. The spokes in each Vshaped pair of spokes are narrow and enclose a
wide single spoke that is characterized by a wide
central radial recess. Both, recess and single spoke
taper toward the hub. All spokes slope gently
downward toward the hub, the single spoke sloping
more steeply than the other spokes. The hub has a
central opening surrounded by five circumferentially
spaced mounting openings, alternating with five
smaller openings. Wide generally bullet-shaped
apertures separate the V-shaped pairs of spokes
from each other. Narrow generally triangular
apertures, the apexes of which have a rounded
edge, separate the spokes of each set of spokes
from each other. The surfaces of all spokes are
plane. The two outer spokes of each set of spokes
curve outward.
21: A2012/00448 22: 2012/04/04 23:
43: 2011/10/07
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
33: 402011005029.3 31: DE 32: 2011-10-07
54: WHEELS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
57: The design is for a wheel for a vehicle. The
wheel has five generally V-shaped pairs of spokes
extending between a hub and a rim. Generally, the
spokes taper and slope gently downward toward the
hub. The hub has a central opening surrounded by
five circumferentially spaced mounting openings,
alternating with five smaller openings. Wide
generally hexagonal apertures having four rounded
edges separate the V-shaped pairs of spokes from
each other. Narrower also generally hexagonal
apertures having four rounded edges separate the
spokes of each V-shaped pair of spokes from each
other. Each V-shaped pair of spokes is
characterized by a V-shaped polished band merging
with the also polished rim flange. The band is shorter
than the spokes, broadening toward the rim. Toward
the narrow aperture, the spokes are bevelled, also
broadening toward the rim. Each V-shaped band is
optically elongated by a line encircling one of the
mounting openings.
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Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00449 22: 2012/04/04 23:
43: 2011/10/07
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
33: 402011005029.3 31: DE 32: 2011-10-07
54: WHEELS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
57: The design is for a wheel for a vehicle. The
wheel has five generally V-shaped pairs of spokes
extending between a hub and a rim. Generally, the
spokes taper and slope gently downward toward the
hub. The hub has a central opening surrounded by
five circumferentially spaced mounting openings,
alternating with five smaller openings. Wide
generally hexagonal apertures having six rounded
edges separate the V-shaped pairs of spokes from
each other. Narrow generally funnel-shaped
apertures having rounded edges separate the
spokes of each V-shaped pair of spokes from each
other. Each spoke is characterized by a significant
bend and a polished band. All bands merge with the
also polished rim flange and the also polished area
surrounding the hub. Like the spokes, the bands
broaden toward the rim. The apertures are framed
by dark bands. The funnel-shaped apertures
correspond to the small openings, the hexagonal
apertures to the mounting openings.
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00450 22: 2012/04/04 23:
43: 2011/10/07
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
33: 402011005029.3 31: DE 32: 2011-10-07
54: WHEELS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
57: The design is for a wheel for a vehicle. The
wheel has five generally V-shaped pairs of spokes
extending between a hub and a rim. The spokes
slope gently downward toward the hub. The hub has
a central opening surrounded by five
circumferentially spaced mounting openings,
alternating with five smaller openings. Wide
generally triangular apertures, the apexes of which
have rounded edges, separate the V-shaped pairs of
spokes from each other. Narrow generally triangular
apertures, the apexes of which have rounded edges,
separate the spokes of each V-shaped pair of
spokes from each other. Each spoke is
characterized by an elevated, plane-surfaced, Vshaped band broadening toward the rim and
merging with the also plane-surfaced rim flange.
Each V-shaped band encloses one of the small
openings. The spokes are bevelled toward the
triangular apertures and the hub. Each apex of a
triangular aperture is accentuated by a narrow ridge.
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Three dimensional view
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00451 22: 2012/04/04 23:
43: 2011/10/07
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
33: 402011005029.3 31: DE 32: 2011-10-07
54: WHEELS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
57: The design is for a wheel for a motor vehicle.
The wheel has five wide asymmetric spokes
extending between the hub and the rim and
alternating with five large asymmetric apertures. The
apertures are generally semi-circular having rounded
edges. The diameters of the semi-circles extend
parallel to the direction of the spokes. The hub has a
central opening which is surrounded by five
circumferentially spaced mounting openings which
alternate with five smaller openings. Each spoke is
characterized by a wide polished band merging with
the also polished rim flange and the also polished
area surrounding the hub. The two sides of each
spoke differ from each other. One side slopes
downward to the diameter of the semi-circular
aperture and the other side also slopes downward
broadening toward the rim thereby forming the arc of
the semi-circular aperture. The surface of this slope
is accentuated by a groove.
21: A2012/00452 22: 2012/04/05 23: 2011/10/06
43: 2011/10/06
52: Class 7 24: Part A
71: The Coca-Cola Company
54: CHEST COOLERS
57: The design is applied to a chest cooler
comprising a generally rectangular shaped hollow
body comprising a base, front, rear and side walls,
all extending upwardly away from the base, and is
dimensioned such that its height is greater than its
depth and width. The front wall is outwardly convex
protruding beyond adjacent edges of the base and
side walls along a major portion of its length. The
front wall includes a generally rectangular shaped
door set back therein and surrounded by a frame,
the door including a transparent panel.
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Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00454 22: 2012/04/05 23:
43: 2011/10/10
52: Class 20 24: Part A
71: MORRISON, Brian
33: 29/403,662 31: US 32: 2011-10-10
54: COMBINATION DISPENSERS AND
ADVERTISING DISPLAYS
57: The design is for a combination dispenser and
an advertising display which has a generally
rectangular body. The body has softly radiused
corners and a low profile upper portion with an
advertising display area beneath which is located a
sweepingly curved transition zone having a central
recess. The transition zone terminates in a frontal
region whose central portion is a flat surface which
lies in a plane parallel to the display area. The frontal
region has a lower portion that curves downwardly
and inwardly. A dispensing recess is positioned
centrally in the lower portion of the frontal region.
The lower portion further includes a recessed tray
which projects horizontally outward beneath the
dispensing recess.
side view, the upper portion of the body has a
substantially rectangular aperture passing
therethrough. The lower portion of the body is
contiguous with the upper portion and is provided
with a stepped peripheral edge, having a series of
recessed horizontal grooves, at a front end thereof.
Similarly, a lower rear end of the body is provided
with a series of recessed horizontal grooves. Two
rows of oval vent holes above a trigger area are
provided on both sides of the body. In top view, both
first and second sides of the body have an irregularly
shaped lateral extension having a combination of
tapered and curved sides. A front end of the body
has a pair of forward projections, one longer than the
other, each having a rhombus-shaped crosssectional profile.
Three dimensional view
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00455 22: 2012/04/05 23:
43: 2011/10/07
52: Class 22 24: Part A
71: United States Fire Arms Manufacturing Co., Inc.
33: 29/403,621 31: US 32: 2011-10-07
54: FIREARMS
57: The design relates to a firearm. The firearm has
a body with a generally elongate cuboid upper
portion and an irregularly shaped lower portion. In
21: A2012/00456 22: 2012/04/05 23: 2011/10/06
43: 2011/10/06
52: Class 7 24: Part A
71: The Coca-Cola Company
54: CHEST COOLERS
57: The design is applied to a chest cooler
comprising a generally rectangular shaped hollow
body comprising a base, front, rear and side walls
extending upwardly from the base and a top, and is
dimensioned having its height being greater than its
depth and width. The front wall is outwardly convex
protruding beyond adjacent edges of the base and
top along a major portion of its length. The front wall
includes a door set back therein and surrounded by
a frame, the door including a transparent panel. The
door includes a curved elongate handle located
substantially along a vertical side portion of the
frame, such that the door can be opened in a
direction extending away from the front wall. The top
is adapted to form a curved handle at a front edge
thereof allowing opening of the top to extend
upwardly away from the front wall toward the rear
wall.
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Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00457 22: 2012/04/05 23: 2011/10/06
43: 2011/10/06
52: Class 7 24: Part A
71: The Coca-Cola Company
54: CHEST COOLERS
57: The design is applied to a chest cooler
comprising a generally rectangular shaped hollow
body comprising a base, front, rear and side walls,
all extending upwardly away from the base, and is
dimensioned such that its height is greater than its
depth and width. The front wall is outwardly convex
protruding beyond adjacent edges of the base along
a major portion of its length. The front wall includes a
door set back therein and surrounded by a frame,
the door including a transparent panel. An upper
portion of the frame is adapted to form an outwardly
extending curved handle, such that the door can be
opened in a direction extending away from the front
wall.
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00458 22: 2012/04/05 23: 2011/10/06
43: 2011-10-06
52: Class 7 24: Part A
71: The Coca-Cola Company
54: CHEST COOLERS
57: The design is applied to a chest cooler
comprising a generally rectangular shaped hollow
body comprising a base, front, rear and side walls
extending upwardly from the base and a top, and is
dimensioned such that its height is greater than its
depth and width. The front wall is outwardly convex
protruding beyond adjacent edges of the base and
top along a major portion of its length. The front wall
includes a door set back therein and surrounded by
a frame, the door including a transparent panel. An
upper portion of the frame is adapted to form an
outwardly extending curved handle, such that the
door can be opened in a direction extending away
from the front wall. The top is adapted to form a
curved handle at a front edge thereof allowing
opening of the top to extend upwardly away from the
front wall toward the rear wall.
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Three dimensional view
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00459 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2011/10/11
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: Saverglass
33: 001297196-0002 31: EU 32: 2011-10-11
54: BOTTLES
57: The design is for a bottle. The bottle is in the
form of a decanter, and has a bulbous body. The
bulbous body has flat front and rear sides, and
curved lateral sides. The lateral sides flare
downwardly outwardly from upper chamfered edges
of the body, to its base. The upper plan view is
rectangular (with cut corners), and a cylindrical neck
protrudes from the slightly sloping shoulders. The
bottom plan view has an octagonal elongated shape.
21: A2012/00460 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2011/10/11
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: Saverglass
33: 001930314-0002 31: EU 32: 2011-10-11
54: BOTTLES
57: The design is for a bottle. The bottle is in the
form of a decanter, and has a bulbous body. The
bulbous body has flat front and rear sides, and
curved lateral sides. The lateral sides flare
downwardly outwardly from upper chamfered edges
of the body, to its base. The upper plan view is
rectangular (with cut corners), and a cylindrical neck
protrudes from the slightly sloping shoulders. The
bottom plan view has an octagonal elongated shape.
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Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00461 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2011/10/11
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: Saverglass
33: 001297188-0002 31: EU 32: 2011-10-11
54: BOTTLES
57: The design is for a bottle. The bottle comprises
a rectangular elongated body having a more or less
square base, a more or less square top plan, and
four equal flat sides extending between the base and
an upper part. The upper square section of the body
is larger than the bottom square section so that the
body sides taper downwardly inwardly from the top
to the base. The shoulders are flat. All edges of the
body are chamfered so that chamfers link the sides
of the body, as well as upper edge portions of the
sides to the flat top plan. Smaller chamfers link
lower edge portion of the sides to the bottom. A
cylindrical neck protrudes upwardly from the
shoulders.
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00462 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2011/10/11
52: Class 7 24: Part A
71: Joseph Joseph Ltd.
33: 001930124-0004 31: EU 32: 2011-10-11
54: SETS OF FOOD PREPARATION UTENSILS
57: The design is for a set of food preparation
utensils, wherein the utensils fit inside one another
for compact storage. The set includes a large mixing
bowl, a colander, a mesh sieve, a small mixing bowl
and five measuring cups which are fittable inside
one another in that order. The bowls, colander and
sieve are each generally circular when seen in top
view and has a pair of opposed, flanged handles
which are slightly downwardly angled, when seen in
side view. The handles of the bowls, colander and
sieve rest on one another when the set is in a stored
condition. The measuring cups each includes an
elongate handle and an oppositely disposed flange
which rests on top of the flange or flanged handle of
the utensil in which it is fitted, when the set is in its
stored condition.
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Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00463 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2011/10/11
52: Class 7 24: Part A
71: Joseph Joseph Ltd.
33: 001930124-0006 31: EU 32: 2011-10-11
54: DUAL WHISKS
57: The design is for a whisk which has an elongate
handle, which defines first and second opposed
ends, and a plurality of loops which projects from the
second end of the handle. The handle is generally
circular in transverse cross-section. When seen in
side view, the handle narrows slightly and then
broadens from the first end towards the second end.
The second end includes four pairs of projecting
formations which are fitted inside one another and
which are co-axially fitted about a longitudinal axis of
the handle. The projecting formations of each pair
are oppositely disposed relative to each other about
the longitudinal axis. The pairs of projecting
formations, in turn, are angularly spaced relative to
each other about the longitudinal axis. A loop
projects from, and extends between, each pair of
projecting formations. The loops are therefore
angled relative to each other about the longitudinal
axis.
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00485 22: 2012/04/12 23: 2011/10/14
43: 2011/10/14
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: GENERAL MOTORS SOUTH AFRICA
(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
54: MOTOR VEHICLE GRILLES
57: The design is in respect of a motor vehicle grille
which has a peripheral frame. A transverse member
extends across the frame and divides the frame into
an upper opening, which is generally rectangular in
shape and a lower opening, which is generally
trapezoidal in shape and is wider than the upper
opening. A grid is provided in each of the openings,
the grid defining a matrix of hexagonal openings. A
centrally disposed vertically elongated generally
rectangular hole is provided in the transverse
member. The central hole is flanked by two smaller
rectangular horizontally elongated openings. Two
larger generally rectangular horizontally elongated
openings are provided in the transverse member
approximately midway between the central opening
and the ends of the transverse member.
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Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00486 22: 2012/04/12 23: 2011/10/14
43: 2011/10/14
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: GENERAL MOTORS SOUTH AFRICA
(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
54: BONNETS
57: The design is in respect of a bonnet of a motor
vehicle. The bonnet has a main portion which is
roughly trapezoidal in outline, narrowing slightly
towards a leading end of the bonnet. A pair of
broadly triangular wing panels project laterally from
opposite sides of the main portion. An upper surface
of the main portion is slightly concave. A step or
ridge is defined at the respective borders of the main
portion with the wing panels, the step becoming
progressively less prominent towards the leading
end of the bonnet.
generally rectangular-shaped openings of different
sizes. The first portion also includes six protrusions,
with four of the protrusions positioned in a row and
two of the protrusions positioned in another row to
accommodate a license plate. The grille is also
flanked by generally rectangular-shaped elements
defining generally rectangular-shaped openings to
accommodate fog lights.
Three dimensional view
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00487 22: 2012/04/12 23: 2011/10/14
43: 2011/10/14
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: GENERAL MOTORS SOUTH AFRICA
(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
54: BUMPERS
57: The design is in respect of a front bumper
assembly for a motor vehicle including an integrated
grille member. The bumper assembly includes a
peripheral frame and the grille member is formed
integrally with the frame. The bumper assembly
includes a first portion which is generally rectangular
and a second portion which is also generally
rectangular. The second portion is located on top of
the first portion in a horizontal space. The second
portion ends with projections on each side of one
end thereof. The second portion defines a generally
rectangular-shaped opening having a curved lower
edge. The first portion includes a plurality of
21: A2012/00488 22: 2012/04/12 23: 2011/10/14
43: 2011/10/14
52: Class 26 24: Part A
71: GENERAL MOTORS SOUTH AFRICA
(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
54: HEAD LIGHT ASSEMBLIES
57: The design is in respect a head light assembly,
which includes a base and a lens member
connected to the base, the lens member being
generally pentagonal in shape when viewed from the
front. The lens includes an outer portion having a
centrally disposed circular lens element therein and
adjacent thereto a generally rectangular inner
portion. An elongate rectangular portion is provided
below the circular lens element. A second elongate
rectangular portion is provided below the inner
portion. Mounting lugs protrude from the base.
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Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00489 22: 2012/04/12 23: 2011/10/14
43: 2011/10/14
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: GENERAL MOTORS SOUTH AFRICA
(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
54: MOTOR VEHICLE DOORS
57: The design is in respect of a motor vehicle door
which includes a door panel and a window frame. A
front strut of the window frame is gradually sloping
into a top side of the frame. An opening is defined on
the window frame to accommodate a mirror. A door
handle aperture is provided towards a right upper
corner of the door panel. A step forming part of the
door panel is defined between an upper portion of
the door panel and a lower portion of the window
frame. A lower portion of the door panel includes an
additional step which is less prominent towards an
opposite side of the door handle aperture. A plurality
of small openings, grouped in two rows, are provided
beneath the additional step.
21: A2012/00490 22: 2012/04/12 23: 2011/10/14
43: 2011-10-14
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: GENERAL MOTORS SOUTH AFRICA
(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
54: REAR VIEW MIRRORS
57: The design is for a rear view mirror for a motor
vehicle. The rear view mirror includes a base from
which an arm protrudes, a mirror housing attached
to the free end of the arm and a mirror received in
the mirror housing. A lower edge of the mirror
housing forms an extension of a lower edge of the
arm and an inner edge of the housing extends
upwardly away from the arm. The mirror housing
defines an indicator housing located towards a lower
free end of the mirror housing to accommodate an
indicator light.
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00491 22: 2012/04/12 23: 2011/10/14
43: 2011/10/14
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: GENERAL MOTORS SOUTH AFRICA
(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
54: BUMPERS
57: The design is in respect of a rear bumper for a
motor vehicle. The bumper includes a base member
which has a gently curving outwardly convex central
portion and more severely curved end portions.
Upper edges of the end portions extend into
projections which are inclined upwardly away from
the central portion. Two attachment recesses are
provided on inner opposite sides of the projections.
A lower edge of the base member defines an arc to
accommodate an exhaust system. Two generally
rectangular-shaped recesses are provided on each
opposite end of the base member.
Three dimensional view
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arch. The panel curves upwardly inwardly from the
edge portion and defines a stepped upper edge.
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00492 22: 2012/04/12 23: 2011/10/14
43: 2011/10/14
52: Class 26 24: Part A
71: GENERAL MOTORS SOUTH AFRICA
(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
54: TAIL LIGHT ASSEMBLIES
57: The design is for a tail light assembly of a motor
vehicle. The tail light assembly includes a body.
The body include a first generally square tail light
portion and a second generally oblong tail light
portion which tapers toward its free end, with the
second tail light portion being larger than the first tail
light portion.
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00495. 22: 12/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 21. 24: Part A
71: WILLEM JOHANNES VAN STRAATEN
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: EXERCISE DEVICE
57: The design relates to an exercise devise. The
features of the design are those of shape and
configuration.
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00493 22: 2012/04/12 23: 2011/10/14
43: 2011/10/14
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: GENERAL MOTORS SOUTH AFRICA
(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
54: MOTOR VEHICLE BODY PANELS
57: The design is in respect a motor vehicle body
panel which is in the form of a front wing. The panel
defines a wheel arch and has an edge portion of
substantially constant width adjacent to the wheel
21: A2012/00500 22: 2012/04/16 23:
43: 2012/04/16
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52: Class 22 24: Part A
71: AEL MINING SERVICES LIMITED
54: EXPLOSIVE TIME DELAY ELEMENT
CASINGS
57: An explosive time delay element casing for use
in an explosive detonator comprises a hollow body.
The body has an axially outwardly tapering inner end
region of frusto-conical profile. The truncated end of
the tapering inner end region opens out into and is
thus located and defined a mouth in an end face of
the time delay element casing, thus rendering an
interior of the body accessible through the mouth.
Adjacent the tapering inner end region, the body has
a cylindrical inner region.
21: A2012/00513 22: 2012/04/18 23: 2011/10/20
43: 2011-10-20
52: Class 19 24: Part A
71: ABSA BANK LIMITED
54: AN IMAGE CAPTURING STAND
57: The design is applied to an image capturing
stand. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed include the shape and/or
configuration and/or ornamentation of an image
capturing stand substantially as shown in the
accompanying representations, the wording on the
stand being disclaimed.
21: A2012/00509. 22: 18/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 09. 24: Part A
71: KENZA HEALTH (PTY) LTD
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: PACKAGING FOR A SET OF PILLS
57: The features of this design for which protection
are claimed include the shape and/or configuration
of a packaging for a set of pills substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying representations.
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00537 22: 2012/04/23 23:
43: 2012/04/23
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: EDWARD SEARLE (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
54: DIRECT STYLE PENDANT CONTROL
OPERATING HANDLES FOR PNEUMATIC CHAIN
HOISTS
57: The design relates to a direct style pendant
control operating handle for a pneumatic chain hoist
substantially as shown in the accompanying
representations.
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Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00538 22: 2012/04/23 23:
43: 2012/03/15
52: Class 14 24: Part A
71: Cooper Technologies Company
33: 29/415,880 31: US 32: 2012-03-15
54: CONTROL INTERFACES
57: The design is for a control interface of a control
unit. The interface includes a front panel which is
divided into an upper and lower region. The upper
region of the front panel includes a column adjacent
each side of the front panel. Each column is
populated with a series of longitudinally spaced,
laterally extending elongate features or indicators
arranged one above the other. A pair of square
features are arranged toward a bottom left corner of
the lower region of the front panel. The lower region
further includes an arrangement of three, outwardly
projecting toggle switches, four circular features and
an oval feature. A side panel of the control interface
includes a plurality of longitudinally extending
connection terminals. A pair of trapezoids protrude
from an upper part of the side panel.
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00542 22: 2012/04/24 23:
43: 2011-10-25
52: Class 8 24: Part A
71: Master Lock Company LLC
33: 29/404,732 31: US 32: 2011-10-25
54: LOCKS
57: The design is for a lock. In particular the design
is for a front face of a lock. The face includes a pair
of concentric circles with a smaller circular button in
the inner centre. The front face is slightly convex or
dome-shaped relative to the general shape of the
lock with the central circular button being at the
foremost part of the face.
Front perspective view
21: A2012/00543 22: 2012/04/24 23:
43: 2011/10/25
52: Class 8 24: Part A
71: Master Lock Company LLC
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33: 29/404,732 31: US 32: 2011-10-25
54: LOCKS
57: The design is for a lock. In particular the design
is for a rear portion of a lock. The rear portion has a
broadly rectangular shape in plan profile with a
slightly curved upper periphery and a more curved
lower periphery which is complimentary to a lower
periphery of the lock body. The rear portion projects
slightly away from the lock body.
Front perspective view
Front perspective view
21: A2012/00544 22: 2012/04/24 23:
43: 2011/10/25
52: Class 8 24: Part A
71: Master Lock Company LLC
33: 29/404,732 31: US 32: 2011-10-25
54: LOCKS
57: The design is for a lock. In particular the design
is for a lateral face of a lock. The lateral face is
formed by a circumferential body portion which
extends between a front face and a rear face. The
lateral face includes a contoured top portion which
protrudes from the face and which tapers inwardly to
form a raised flat surface which is shaped to secure
a shackle.
21: A2012/00550. 22: 25/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 28. 24: Part A
71: KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS N.V
33: NL. 31: 001938283-0001. 32: 2011/10/26
54: STYLERS FOR SHAVERS
57: The design is for a styler for a shaver.The styler
has a body with a linear front edge in top view from
which a shaving mechanism projects.In top view,the
periphery of the body is arch shaped,with the linear
front edge defining a base of the arch. An elongate
recess positioned at a rear edge of the body remote
from the shaving mechanism houses a switch.A
plurality of spaced indicators for the switch are
provided on the body.The shaving mechanism has
two portions, a generally semi-oval shaped rear
attachment portion with spaced screws,and a
rectangular blade portion protruding outwardly,
forwardly from the front edge of the body.A
connecting feature, to be received by a shaver,
protrudes downwardly from a rear portion of a
bottom face of the body.
21: A2012/00552 22: 2012-04-25 23:
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43: 2011/12/01
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: Continental Reifen Deutschland GmbH
33: 001955931 31: EU 32: 2011-12-01
54: TYRES AND TYRE TREADS
57: The design is applied to a tyre tread. The
feature of the design for which protection is claimed
include the shape and/or configuration and/or
pattern and/or ornamentation of a tyre tread
substantially as illustrated in the accompanying
representations.
21: A2012/00555. 22: 19/04/2012. 23:
43: 15/01/2013
52: Class 21. 24: Part A
71: MADD GEAR (PTY) LTD
33: AU. 31: 201114965. 32: 2011/11/04
54: SCOOTERS
57: The design is for a scooter. The scooter
includes a planar scooter deck functioning as a
footboard. A rear end of the scooter deck defines a
wheelmount having a rear wheel. A front end of the
scooter deck is connected to a vertical steering
column through a bridge formation. The bridge
formation is in the form of a curved body having
three circular aesthetic openings along it¿s length.
A bottom end of the steering column defines a
further wheel mount in the form of a fork and having
a wheel connected thereto. A top end of the
steering column defines a horizontal steering handle.
Three dimensional view
21: A2012/00554. 22: 19/04/2012. 23:
43: 15/01/2013
52: Class 21. 24: Part A
71: MADD GEAR (PTY) LTD
33: AU. 31: 201114964. 32: 2011/11/04
54: SCOOTER DECKS
57: The design is for a scooter deck. The scooter
deck is in the form of a reinforced chamber having a
plurality of longitudinal rib structures on an interior
surface of the chamber. The rear end of the scooter
deck defines a wheelmount. A front end of the
scooter deck is connectable to a bridge formation.
21: A2012/00556. 22: 19/04/2012. 23:
43: 15/01/2013
52: Class 21. 24: Part A
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71: MADD GEAR (PTY) LTD
33: AU. 31: 201114963. 32: 2011/11/04
54: SCOOTER FRAMES
57: The design is for a scooter frame. Specifically
the design is for a bridge formation for connecting a
scooter deck to a steering column. The bridge
formation includes a curved body having two ends.
One end is shaped to connect to the scooter deck
and the other end defines a steering trunnion for
receiving the steering column. The curve formation
includes three circular aesthetic openings along it¿s
length.
21: A2012/00569. 22: 30/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 28. 24: Part A
71: JEMELLA GROUP LIMITED
33: EU. 31: 001940388-0001. 32: 2011/10/31
54: HAIR DRYER
57: This design relates to a hair dryer. The features
of the design for which protection is claimed reside
in the shape and/or configuration of a hair dryer
substantially as illustrated in the accompanying
representation.
21: A2012/00571. 22: 30/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 28. 24: Part A
71: JEMELLA GROUP LIMITED
33: EU. 31: 001940792-0003. 32: 2011/10/31
54: GRILL FOR A HAIR DRYER
57: This design relates to a grill for a hair dryer. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
reside in the shape and/or configuration of a grill for
a hair dryer substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
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33: EU. 31: 001940388-0005. 32: 2011/10/31
54: GRILL FOR A HAIR DRYER
57: This design relates to a grill for a hairdryer. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
reside in the shape and/or configuration of a grill for
a hair dryer substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00575. 22: 30/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 28. 24: Part A
71: JEMELLA GROUP LIMITED
33: EU. 31: 001940792-0001. 32: 2011/10/31
54: GRILL FOR HAIR DRYER
57: This design relates to a grill for a hair dryer. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
reside in the shape and/or configuration of a grill for
a hair dryer substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation..
21: A2012/00591. 22: 03/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 13. 24: Part A
71: CLINT DOUGLAS WESTLEY
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: WEILLEYS J2 BOC (ELECRICAL JUNCTION
BOC)
57: The shape and reconfiguration of a sliding socks
hanger substantially as shown in the accompanying
representations.
21: A2012/00576. 22: 30/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 28. 24: Part A
71: JEMELLA GROUP LIMITED
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21: A2012/00601. 22: 30/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 07. 24: Part A
71: STEINHOBEL, BRIAN ARTHUR
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: PRONGS
57: The novelty of the design resign resides in the
shape or configuration of the prongs substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying drawing.
21: A2012/00597. 22: 04/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 20. 24: Part A
71: GEORG FREDERIK HEINE
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: DISPLAY UNIT
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and /or configuration of
an article substantially as shown in the
accompanying representation(s).
21: A2012/00616. 22: 08/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 23. 24: Part A
71: WOODLAM (PTY) LTD
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: A HEATER
57: The design relates to a heater. The features of
the design for which protection is claimed reside in
the shape and/or configuration of the heater
substantially as illustrated in the accompanying
representation.
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52: Class 11. 24: Part A
71: BUCKLEY, JOEL
33: US. 31: 29/406,066. 32: 2011/11/09
54: WRISTBAND
57: The design is applied to a wristband. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
include the shape and/or configuration of the
wristband substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00627. 22: 09/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 21. 24: Part A
71: MARC WALLER
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: CRICKET BAT
57: The design relates to a cricket bat. The features
of the design are those of shape and/or
configuration.
21: A2012/00629. 22: 09/05/2012. 23:
43:
21: A2012/00630. 22: 09/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 11. 24: Part A
71: BUCKLEY, JOEL
33: US. 31: 29/406,066. 32: 2011/11/09
54: WRISTBAND
57: The design is applied to a wristband. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
include the shape and/or configuration of the
wristband substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation
21: A2012/00631. 22: 09/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 11. 24: Part A
71: BUCKLEY, JOEL
33: US. 31: 29/406,066. 32: 2012/05/09
54: WRISTBAND
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57: The design is applied to a wristband. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
include the shape and/or configuration of the
wristband substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representations.
21: A2012/00632. 22: 09/05/2012. 23:
43: 25/01/2013
52: Class 11. 24: Part A
71: BUCKLEY, JOEL
33: US. 31: 29/406,066. 32: 2011/11/09
54: WRISTBAND
57: The design is applied to a wristband. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
include the shape and/or configuration of the
wristband substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: A2012/00672 22: 2012/05/14 23:
43: 2013/01/25
52: Class 23 24: Part A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
33: 001948365 31: European Community 32: 201111-16
54: AIR FRESHENER
57: The design is to be applied to an air freshener.
The features for which protection is claimed are
those of shape and/or configuration, substantially as
shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00673 22: 2012/05/14 23:
43: 2013/01/25
52: Class 23 24: Part A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
33: 001948381 31: European Community 32: 201111-16
54: AIR FRESHENER
57: The design is to be applied to an air freshener.
The features for which protection is claimed are
those of shape and/or configuration, substantially as
shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00674 22: 2012/05/14 23:
43: 2013/01/25
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
33: 001948324 31: European Community 32: 201111-16
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54: CAP
57: The design is to be applied to a cap. The
features for which protection is claimed are those of
shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown
in the representations.
21: A2012/00676 22: 2012/05/14 23:
43: 2013/01/25
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
33: 001948290 31: European Community 32: 201111-16
54: REFILL BOTTLE
57: The design is to be applied to a refill bottle. The
features for which protection is claimed are those of
shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown
in the representations.
21: A2012/00675 22: 2012/05/14 23:
43: 2013/01/25
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
33: 001948290 31: European Community 32: 201111-16
54: REFILL BOTTLE
57: The design is to be applied to a refill bottle. The
features for which protection is claimed are those of
shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown
in the representations.
21: A2012/00677 22: 2012/05/14 23:
43: 2013/01/25
52: Class 23 24: Part A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
33: 001948266 31: European Community 32: 201111-16
54: AIR FRESHENER
57: The design is to be applied to an air freshener.
The features for which protection is claimed are
those of shape and/or configuration and/or pattern
and/or ornamentation, substantially as shown in the
representations.
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21: A2012/00694 22: 15/05/2012 23:
43: 2013-01-16
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: BRUCE WACHER
54: PLANT HOLDER
57: The novelty in the design as applied to a plant
holder resides in the shape and/or configuration
and/or pattern thereof, substantially as shown in the
accompanying drawings
21: A2012/00695 22: 2012/05/16 23:
43: 2013/01/25
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001303150 31: European Community 32: 201111-21
54: SMOKERS' ACCESSORY
57: The design is to be applied to a smokers'
accessory. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00696 22: 2012/05/16 23:
43: 2013/01/25
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001303150 31: European Community 32: 201111-21
54: SMOKERS' ACCESSORY
57: The design is to be applied to a smokers'
accessory. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00697 22: 2012/05/16 23:
43: 2013-01-25
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001303150 31: European Community 32:
2011-11-21
54: SMOKERS' ACCESSORY
57: The design is to be applied to a smokers'
accessory. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
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21: A2012/00698 22: 2012/05/16 23:
43: 2013/01/25
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001303150 31: European Community 32: 201111-21
54: SMOKERS' ACCESSORY
57: The design is to be applied to a smokers'
accessory. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00699 22: 2012/05/16 23:
43: 2013-01-25
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001303150 31: European Community 32: 201111-21
54: SMOKERS' ACCESSORY
57: The design is to be applied to a smokers'
accessory. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00700 22: 2012/05/16 23:
43: 2013-01-25
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001303150 31: European Community 32: 201111-21
54: SMOKERS' ACCESSORY
57: The design is to be applied to a smokers'
accessory. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00717. 22: 17/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 26. 24: Part A
71: HANGZHOU JUNCTION IMP. & EXP. CO.,LTD.
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: LED BULB
57: The novelty of the design resides in the shape
or configuration of the led bulb substantially as
shown in the accompanying drawing ("led = light
emitting diode).
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21: A2012/00718. 22: 17/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 26. 24: Part A
71: HANGZHOU JUNCTION IMP. & EXP CO. LTD.
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: LED BULB
57: The novelty of the design resides in the shape
or configuration of the led bulb substantially as
shown in the accompanying drawing ("led = light
emitting diode).
21: A2012/00726 22: 2012/05/22 23:
43: 2013-01-25
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
33: 001952391 31: European Community 32: 201111-24
54: CAP
57: The design is to be applied to a cap. The
features for which protection is claimed are those of
shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown
in the representations.
21: A2012/00727 22: 2012/05/22 23:
43: 2013-01-25
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
33: 001952417 31: European Community 32: 201111-24
54: AEROSOL
57: The design is to be applied to an aerosol. The
features for which protection is claimed are those of
shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown
in the representations.
21: A2012/00730 22: 2012/05/23 23:
43: 2013-01-25
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: McALPINE, Gilroy Clements
54: BLANK PAIR FOR A BOX
57: The design is to be applied to blanks for a
container. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration of
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the blanks for a container substantially as shown in
the drawings.
21: A2012/00731. 22: 23/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 07. 24: Part A
71: YAN-KWONG WONG
33: HK. 31: 1102229.0M001. 32: 2011/12/13
54: FOOD CHOPPER
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and /or configuration of
an article substantially as shown in the
accompanying representation(s).
21: A2012/00750. 22: 29/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 23. 24: Part A
71: HUNTER PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL PTYLTD
33: AU. 31: 15616/2011. 32: 2011/12/09
54: BRACKET FOR MOUNTING A CEILING FAN
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and /or configuration of
an article substantially as shown in the
accompanying representation(s).
21: A2012/00751. 22: 29/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 23. 24: Part A
71: HUNTER PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL PTYLTD
33: AU. 31: 15618/2011. 32: 2011/12/09
54: CEILING FAN HUB
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an
article substantially as shown in the accompanying
representation(s).
21: A2012/00752. 22: 29/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 23. 24:Part A
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71: HUNTER PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL PTYLTD
33: AU. 31: 15614/2011. 32: 2011/12/09
54: CEILING FAN BLADE
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an
article substantially as shown in the accompanying
representation(s).
21: A2012/00762. 22: 29/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 15. 24: Part A
71: HARNISCHFEGER TECHNOLOGIES INC
33: US. 31: US29/407,489. 32: 2011/11/30
54: PICK HOLDER
57: The novelty of the design for which protection is
claimed are those of the shape and/or of the pick
holder substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying drawing.
21: A2012/00754. 22: 29/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 13. 24: Part A
71: HUNTER PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL PTYLTD
33: AU. 31: 15611/2011. 32: 2011/12/09
54: ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an
article substantially as shown in the accompanying
representation(s).
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21: A2012/00833. 22: 05/06/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 24. 24: Part A
71: DRAGER MEDICAL GMBH
33: EU. 31: 001974122-0001. 32: 2012/01/12
54: ANAESTHETIC APPARATUS
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and /or configuration of
an article substantially as shown in the accompanyi
21: A2012/00862 22: 2012/06/07 23:
43: 2013/02/11
52: Class 28 24: Part A
71: THE GILLETTE COMPANY
33: 29/408,269 31: USA 32: 2011-12-09
54: SHAVING CARTRIDGE CONNECTOR
57: The design is to be applied to a shaving
cartridge connector. The features for which
protection is claimed are those of shape and/or
configuration, substantially as shown in the
representations.
21: A2012/00861 22: 2012/06/07 23:
43: 2013/02/11
52: Class 28 24: Part A
71: THE GILLETTE COMPANY
33: 29/408,268 31: USA 32: 2011-12-09
54: PERSONAL CARE BOTTLE
57: The design is to be applied to a personal care
bottle. The features for which protection is claimed
are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
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21: A2012/00863 22: 2012/06/07 23:
43: 2013/02/11
52: Class 28 24: Part A
71: THE GILLETTE COMPANY
33: 29/408,269 31: USA 32: 2011-12-09
54: SHAVING CARTRIDGE CONNECTOR
57: The design is to be applied to a shaving
cartridge connector. The features for which
protection is claimed are those of shape and/or
configuration, substantially as shown in the
representations.
21: A2012/00864 22: 2012/06/07 23:
43: 2013/02/11
52: Class 28 24: Part A
71: THE GILLETTE COMPANY
33: 29/408,269 31: USA 32: 2011-12-09
54: SHAVING CARTRIDGE CONNECTOR
57: The design is to be applied to a shaving
cartridge connector. The features for which
protection is claimed are those of shape and/or
configuration, substantially as shown in the
representations.
21: A2012/00865 22: 2012/06/07 23:
43: 2013/02/11
52: Class 28 24: Part A
71: THE GILLETTE COMPANY
33: 29/408,270 31: USA 32: 2011-12-09
54: SHAVING RAZOR HANDLE
57: The design is to be applied to a shaving razor
handle. The features for which protection is claimed
are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
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52: Class 28 24: Part A
71: THE GILLETTE COMPANY
33: 29/408,270 31: USA 32: 2011-12-09
54: SHAVING RAZOR HANDLE
57: The design is to be applied to a shaving razor
handle. The features for which protection is claimed
are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00866 22: 2012/06/07 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 28 24: Part A
71: THE GILLETTE COMPANY
33: 29/408,273 31: USA 32: 2011-12-09
54: PERSONAL CARE BOTTLE
57: The design is to be applied to a personal care
bottle. The features for which protection is claimed
are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00871 22: 2012/06/08 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 9 24: A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
33: 002050153 31: European Community 32: 201205-31
54: BOTTLE
57: The design is to be applied to a bottle. The
features for which protection is claimed are those of
shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown
in the representations.
21: A2012/00867 22: 2012/06/07 23:
43: 2013/02/12
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33: 002016899 31: European Community 32: 201203-29
54: BOTTLE
57: The design is to be applied to a bottle. The
features for which protection is claimed are those of
shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown
in the representations.
21: A2012/00872 22: 2012/06/08 23:
43: 2013-02-12
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
33: 002033605 31: European Community 32: 201204-26
54: BOTTLE
57: The design is to be applied to a bottle. The
features for which protection is claimed are those of
shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown
in the representations.
21: A2012/00874 22: 2012/06/08 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
33: 001960592 31: European Community 32: 201112-09
54: BOTTLE
57: The design is to be applied to a bottle. The
features for which protection is claimed are those of
shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown
in the representations.
21: A2012/00873 22: 2012/06/08 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 9 24: A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
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57: The design is to be applied to a bottle. The
features for which protection is claimed are those of
shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown
in the representations.
21: A2012/00875 22: 2012/06/08 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
33: 001960592 31: European Community 32: 201112-09
54: BOTTLE
57: The design is to be applied to a bottle. The
features for which protection is claimed are those of
shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown
in the representations.
21: A2012/00876 22: 2012/06/08 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 9 24: Part A
71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED
33: 001960592 31: European Community 32: 201112-09
54: BOTTLE
21: A2012/00889. 22: 18/06/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 06. 24: Part A
71: OZTENT AUSTRALIA PTY.LIMITED
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: A CHAIR
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and /or configuration of
an article substantially as shown in the
accompanying representation(s).
21: A2012/00891 22: 2012/06/19 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 9 24: Part A
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71: COMPTOIR NOUVEAU DE LA PARFUMERIE
33: DM/078126 31: International Design Application
32: 2012-04-11
54: PERFUME BOTTLE
57: The design is to be applied to a perfume bottle.
The features for which protection is claimed are
those of shape and/or configuration and/or
ornamentation, substantially as shown in the
representations.
21: A2012/00897. 22: 20/06/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: KOBUS NAVAL DESIGN CC
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: A BOAT
57: The features of the design for which protection is
sought include the shape pattern, configuration,
and/or ornamentation applied to a boat in the top
view in the representation.
21: A2012/00898. 22: 20/06/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: KOBUS NAVAL DESIGN CC
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: A BOAT
57: The features of the design for which protection is
sought include the shape pattern, configuration,
and/or ornamentation applied to a boat in the top
view in the representation.
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21: A2012/00899. 22: 20/06/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 06. 24: Part A
71: KOBUS NAVAL DESIGN CC
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: A SUSPENSION SEAT
57: The features of the design for which protection is
sought include the shape, pattern, configuration,
and/or ornamentation applied to a boat in the top
view in the representation
21: A2012/00900. 22: 20/06/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 12. 24: Part A
71: KOBUS NAVAL DESIGN CC
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: A BOAT
57: The features of the design for which protection is
sought include the shape pattern, configuration,
and/or ornamentation applied to a boat shown in the
right side view in the representation.
21: A2012/00902. 22: 20/06/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 24. 24: Part A
71: DRÄGER MEDICAL GMBH
33: DE. 31: 002004184-0001. 32: 2012/03/07
54: ANAESTHETIC APPARATUS
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an
article substantially as shown in the accompanying
representation(s).
21: A2012/00903. 22: 20/06/2012. 23:
43:
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52: Class 24. 24: Part A
71: DRÄGER MEDICAL GMBH
33: EU. 31: 002004184-0002. 32: 2012/03/07
54: ANAESTHETIC APPARATUS
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and /or configuration of
an article substantially as shown in the
accompanying representation(s).
21: A2012/00909 22: 2012/06/21 23:
43: 2013-02-12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01858-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: DASHBOARD WITH CENTRE CONSOLE AND
INSTRUMENT PANEL FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
57: The design is to be applied to a dashboard with
centre console and instrument panel for an
automobile. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as
shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00910 22: 2012/06/21 23:
43: 2013-02-12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01857-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: DASHBOARD WITH CENTRE CONSOLE AND
INSTRUMENT PANEL FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
57: The design is to be applied to a dashboard with
centre console and instrument panel for an
automobile. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as
shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00911 22: 2012/06/21 23:
43: 2013-02-12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01865-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: GEAR KNOB FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
57: The design is to be applied to a gear knob for an
automobile. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or ornamentation, substantially as shown in the
representations.
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21: A2012/00912 22: 2012/06/21 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01864-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: GEAR KNOB FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
57: The design is to be applied to a gear knob for an
automobile. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or ornamentation, substantially as shown in the
representations.
21: A2012/00913 22: 2012/06/21 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01860-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: FRONT SEAT FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
57: The design is to be applied to a front seat for an
automobile. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as
shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00914 22: 2012/06/21 23:
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43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01868-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: FLOOR CONSOLE FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
57: The design is to be applied to a floor console for
an automobile. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as
shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00916 22: 2012/06/21 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01856-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: AUTOMOBILE
57: The design is to be applied to an automobile.
The features for which protection is claimed are
those of shape and/or configuration and/or pattern
and/or ornamentation, substantially as shown in the
representations.
21: A2012/00915 22: 2012/06/21 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01867-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: FLOOR CONSOLE FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
57: The design is to be applied to a floor console for
an automobile. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as
shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00917 22: 2012/06/21 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01859-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: FRONT SEAT FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
57: The design is to be applied to a front seat for an
automobile. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as
shown in the representations.
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57: The design is to be applied to a rear seat for an
automobile. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as
shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00918 22: 2012/06/21 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01861-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: REAR SEAT FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
57: The design is to be applied to a rear seat for an
automobile. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as
shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00920 22: 2012/06/21 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01866-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: STEERING WHEEL FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
57: The design is to be applied to a steering wheel
for an automobile. The features for which protection
is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as
shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00919 22: 2012-06-21 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01862-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: REAR SEAT FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
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21: A2012/00921 22: 2012/06/21 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01869-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: SIDE MIRROR FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
57: The design is to be applied to a side mirror for an
automobile. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or ornamentation, substantially as shown in the
representations.
21: A2012/00923 22: 2012/06/22 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001307649 31: European Community 32: 201112-23
54: HAND-HELD AEROSOL GENERATOR
57: The design is to be applied to a hand-held
aerosol generator. The features for which protection
is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00922 22: 2012/06/21 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 12 24: Part A
71: PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL NASIONAL SDN
BHD
33: 11-01863-0101 31: Malaysia 32: 2011-12-22
54: REAR SEAT FOR AN AUTOMOBILE
57: The design is to be applied to a rear seat for an
automobile. The features for which protection is
claimed are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as
shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00924 22: 2012/06/22 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001307649 31: European Community 32: 201112-23
54: HAND-HELD AEROSOL GENERATOR
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57: The design is to be applied to a hand-held
aerosol generator. The features for which protection
is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00925 22: 2012/06/22 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001307649 31: European Community 32: 201112-23
54: HAND-HELD AEROSOL GENERATOR
57: The design is to be applied to a hand-held
aerosol generator. The features for which protection
is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00926 22: 2012/06/22 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001307649 31: European Community 32: 201112-23
54: HAND-HELD AEROSOL GENERATOR
57: The design is to be applied to a hand-held
aerosol generator. The features for which protection
is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00927 22: 2012/06/22 23:
43: 2013/02/12
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001307649 31: European Community 32: 201112-23
54: HAND-HELD AEROSOL GENERATOR
57: The design is to be applied to a hand-held
aerosol generator. The features for which protection
is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00928 22: 2012/06/22 23:
43: 2013/02/14
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001307656 31: European Community 32: 201112-23
54: HAND-HELD AEROSOL GENERATOR
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57: The design is to be applied to a hand-held
aerosol generator. The features for which protection
is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
57: The design is to be applied to a hand-held
aerosol generator. The features for which protection
is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00929 22: 2012/06/22 23:
43: 2013/02/14
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001307656 31: European Community 32: 201112-23
54: HAND-HELD AEROSOL GENERATOR
57: The design is to be applied to a hand-held
aerosol generator. The features for which protection
is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration,
substantially as shown in the representations.
21: A2012/00956. 22: 26/06/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 09. 24: Part A
71: HEXABAG (PTY) LTD
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: BLANK FOR A BAG
57: The design relates to an blank for a bag. The
features of the design are those of pattern and/or
shape and/or configuration.
21: A2012/00930 22: 2012/06/22 23:
43: 2013/02/14
52: Class 27 24: Part A
71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.
33: 001307649 31: European Community 32: 201112-23
54: HAND-HELD AEROSOL GENERATOR
21: A2012/00965 22: 2012/06/27 23:
43: 2013/02/14
52: Class 25 24: Part A
71: GLOBAL ROOFING SOLUTIONS (PTY)
LIMITED
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: EXPANSION BRACKET
57: The design relates to an expansion bracket. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
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include the shape and/or configuration of the
expansion bracket substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representations.
54: CONTAINER
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an
article substantially as shown in the accompanying
representation(s).
21: A2012/00980. 22: 29/06/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 09. 24: Part A
71: POLYOAK PACKAGING (PTY) LTD
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: CONTAINER
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an
article substantially as shown in the accompanying
representation(s).
21: A2012/00982. 22: 29/06/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 09. 24: Part A
71: POLYOAK PACKAGING (PTY) LTD
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: CONTAINER
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an
article substantially as shown in the accompanying
representation(s).
21: A2012/00981. 22: 29/06/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 09. 24: Part A
71: POLYOAK PACKAGING (PTY) LTD
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
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21: F2011/00601. 22: 07/04/2011. 23:
43:
52: Class 08. 24: Part F
71: DREK SMIT
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: A DRILL ROD
57: The novelty of the design resides in the shape or
configuration of a drill rod substantially as illustrated
in the attached drawing. The drill rod is of indefinite
length.
21: F2011/1437 22: 2011/09/08 23:
43: 2013/01/11
52: Class 6 24: Part F
71: MIA CRADLE'S CC
54: A CRADLE
57: The cradle is shown in perspective front view
showing the overall appearance thereof.
21: F2011/00797 22: 23: 2011/03/09
43: 2011/12/20
52: Class 8 24: Part F
71: FURBY GAS CC
54: A HANDLE
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed, include the shape and configuration of a
handle, substantially as shown in the accompanying
representation.
21: F2012/00305 22: 2012/03/19 23:
43: 2012/03/19
52: Class 13 24: Part F
71: LESCO MANUFACTURING (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED
54: A SHUTTER COMPONENT
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57: The design is to be applied to a shutter
component. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed include the shape and/or
conifguration of a shutter component substantially as
shown in the accompanying representations.
Three dimensional view
Three dimensional view of first embodiment
21: F2012/00306 22: 2012-03-19 23:
43: 2012/03/19
52: Class 13 24: Part F
71: LESCO MANUFACTURING (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED
54: A SET OF CONTACT STRIPS
57: The design is to be applied to a set of contact
strips. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed include the shape and/or
configuration of a set of contact strips substantially
as shown in the accompanying representations.
21: F2012/00372 22: 23:
43: 2012-12-10
52: Class 24 24: Part F
71: RACHEL CORNELIA ROSSOUW
54: ARM SUPPORT
57: The novelty of the design as applied to an
orthotic support resides in the shape and/or
configuration thereof substantially as shown in the
accompanying photographs
Top view of first embodiment
21: F2012/00307 22: 2012-03-19 23:
43: 2012-03-19
52: Class 13 24: Part F
71: LESCO MANUFACTURING (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED
54: A SET OF CONTACT COMPONENTS
57: The design is to be applied to a set of contact
components. The features of the design for which
protection is claimed include the shape and/or
configuration of a set of contact components
substantially as shown in the accompanying
representations.
21: F2012/00373 22: 27/03/2012 23:
43: 2012-12-10
52: Class 24 24: Part F
71: RACHEL CORNELIA ROSSOUW
54: HIP ADDUCTION
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57: The novelty of the design as applied to an
orthotic support resides in the shape and/or
configuration thereof substantially as shown in the
accompanying photographs
21: F2012/00374 22: 27/03/2012 23:
43: 2012/12/10
52: Class 24 24: Part F
71: RACHEL CORNELIA ROSSOUW
54: ORTHOTIC SUPPORT - LEG/FOOT
ELEVATOR
57: The novelty of the design as applied to an
orthotic support resides in the shape and/or
configuration thereof substantially as shown in the
accompanying photographs
21: F2012/00432 22: 23: 2012/03/02
43: 2013/01/11
52: Class 12 24: Part F
71: JORDAAN, Lodewicus Johannes
54: FUEL FILLER
57: The design is for a fuel filler with a cap connector
that can fit onto a fuel tank and a sleeve that can be
pushed against a spring, to slide over the connector
to open a discharge opening and a vent. The
discharge opening extends from the inside of the
tank and allows fuel to be poured, while the vent
extends to a vent tube that extends into the tank and
allows gasses to be vented while the fuel is poured.
21: F2012/00375 22:27/03/2012 23:
43: 2012/12/10
52: Class 24 24: Part F
71: RACHEL CORNELIA ROSSOUW
54: ORTHOTIC SUPPORT - TRAPEZE
57: The novelty of the design as applied to an
orthotic support resides in the shape and/or
configuration thereof substantially as shown in the
accompanying photographs
21: F2012/00499 22: 2012/04/16 23:
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43: 2012/04/16
52: Class 22 24: Part F
71: AEL MINING SERVICES LIMITED
54: EXPLOSIVE TIME DELAY ELEMENT
CASINGS
57: An explosive time delay element casing for use
in an explosive detonator comprises a hollow body.
The body has an axially outwardly tapering inner end
region of frusto-conical profile. The truncated end of
the tapering inner end region opens out into and is
thus located and defines a mouth in an end face of
the time delay element casing, thus rendering an
interior of the body accessible through the mouth.
Adjacent the tapering inner end region, the body has
a cylindrical inner region.
21: F2012/00508. 22: 18/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 09. 24: Part F
71: KENZA HEALTH (PTY) LTD
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: PACKAGING FOR A SET OF PILLS
57: The features of this design for which protection
are claimed include the shape and/or configuration
of a packaging for a set of pills substantially as
illustrated in the accompanying representations.
21: F2012/00528 22: 2012/04/23 23:
43: 2012/04/23
52: Class 25 24: Part F
71: B & W Instrumentation and Electrical Limited
54: MOUNTING BRACKETS
57: The design is for a mounting bracket which has a
rectangular outline when seen in plan view and a
stepped profile when seen in side view. The bracket
includes a major, planar portion and a minor
attachment portion which depends downwardly from
one side of the planar portion. The attachment
portion has an outwardly projecting flange which
gives it an L-shaped side profile which includes a
pair of spaced apart elongate apertures for securing
the bracket to a surface. The planar portion includes
four, concentric, curved slots which are
equiangularly spaced in a circle about a middle of
the planar portion.
Three dimensional view
21: F2012/00529 22: 2012/04/23 23:
43: 2012/04/23
52: Class 25 24: Part F
71: B & W Instrumentation and Electrical Limited
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54: MOUNTING PLATES
57: The design is for a planar mounting plate. The
mounting plate includes a number of elongate slots
disposed adjacent to an outer periphery of the plate.
A circular hole is provided through the centre of the
plate. The plate further includes three, concentric,
radially spaced apart sets of slots, each set
comprising four curved slots, equiangularly spaced
apart and arranged in a circle. The slots of each set
are arranged such that the slots in adjacent sets are
staggered with respect to one another.
Three dimensional view
Three dimensional view
21: F2012/00530 22: 2012/04/23 23:
43: 2012/04/23
52: Class 8 24: Part F
71: B & W Instrumentation and Electrical Limited
54: MOUNTING BRACKETS
57: The design is for a mounting bracket. The
mounting bracket includes a planar, rectangular
base and a peripheral flange, at a right angle to the
base, at one end thereof. The flange includes a pair
of elongate, laterally extending, spaced apart holes.
Inwardly spaced from the flange, the bracket
includes a length of laterally extending angle iron, a
first leg of which projects upwardly from the base in
the same direction as the flange such that the flange
and angle iron together form a U-shaped channel. A
second leg of the angle iron, perpendicular to the
first leg, projects away from the U-shaped channel,
substantially parallel to the base and includes two,
spaced apart circular holes.
21: F2012/00531 22: 2012/04/23 23:
43: 2012/04/23
52: Class 8 24: Part F
71: B & W Instrumentation and Electrical Limited
54: MOUNTING BRACKETS
57: The design is for a mounting bracket which has a
rectangular outline when seen in plan view and a
stepped profile when seen in side view. The bracket
includes a major, planar portion and a minor
attachment portion which depends downwardly from
one side of the planar portion. The attachment
portion has an outwardly projecting flange which
gives it an L-shaped side profile which includes a
pair of spaced apart elongate apertures for securing
the bracket to a surface. The planar portion includes
four, concentric, curved slots which are
equiangularly spaced in a circle about a middle of
the planar portion.
Three dimensional view
21: F2012/00532 22: 2012/04/23 23:
43: 2012/04/23
52: Class 25 24: Part F
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71: B & W Instrumentation and Electrical Limited
54: MOUNTING PLATES
57: The design is for a mounting plate. The mounting
plate is planar and has a square outline and includes
four equiangularly spaced, concentric, arced
apertures arranged in a circle toward a middle of the
plate. The plate further includes a number of
elongate apertures arranged adjacent a periphery of
the plate. A first pair of spaced apart, registering,
elongate apertures is provided along a first side of
the plate and a second pair of shorter, registering,
elongate apertures is provided along a second side
which is adjacent to the first side. The first and
second pairs of apertures repeat on opposite sides
of the plate.
Three dimensional view
21: F2012/00533 22: 2012/04/23 23:
43: 2012/04/23
52: Class 25 24: Part F
71: B & W Instrumentation and Electrical Limited
54: MOUNTING BRACKETS
57: The design is for a mounting bracket. The
mounting bracket includes a planar, rectangular
base and a peripheral flange, at a right angle to the
base, at one end thereof. The flange includes a pair
of elongate, laterally extending, spaced apart holes.
Inwardly spaced from the flange, the bracket
includes a length of laterally extending angle iron, a
first leg of which projects upwardly from the base in
the same direction as the flange such that the flange
and angle iron together form a U-shaped channel. A
second leg of the angle iron, perpendicular to the
first leg, projects away from the U-shaped channel,
substantially parallel to the base and includes two,
spaced apart circular holes.
Three dimensional view
21: F2012/00534 22: 2012/04/23 23:
43: 2012/04/23
52: Class 25 24: Part F
71: B & W Instrumentation and Electrical Limited
54: SUPPORT ARRANGEMENTS
57: The design is for a support arrangement which
includes a pair of spaced apart, vertically extending,
uprights and a pair of spaced apart tubular,
crossbars extending horizontally between the
respective uprights and forming a closed frame. The
support arrangement further includes a pair of
angled upright supports, each support supporting an
upright from the rear. Each upright includes a foot in
the form of a square plate, which has four holes, one
at each corner of the plate, and an elongate Ushaped channel beam which is centrally mounted on
the foot and extends upwardly from the foot. Modular
construction of the support arrangement in varying
configurations is facilitated by longitudinally spaced
holes or perforations provided in every side or face
of the uprights and crossbars. Each angled upright
support includes a foot, a vertical member and an
inclined member which is attached to the rear of one
of the uprights.
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Three dimensional view from front
Three dimensional view
21: F2012/00535 22: 2012/04/23 23:
43: 2012/04/23
52: Class 25 24: Part F
71: B & W Instrumentation and Electrical Limited
54: SUPPORTS
57: The design is for a support. The support includes
an elongate member in the form of a U-shaped
channel beam which is mounted on a foot in the
form of a square plate which has four holes, one at
each corner of the plate. The elongate member is
centrally mounted on the foot and extends upwardly
from the foot at a right angle. Each face of the Ushaped channel beam includes a series of holes
longitudinally spaced along the face for the length of
the beam.
21: F2012/00536 22: 2012/04/23 23:
43: 2012/04/23
52: Class 25 24: Part F
71: B & W Instrumentation and Electrical Limited
54: MOUNTING PLATES
57: The design is for a planar mounting plate which
has a roughly square outline when seen in top view.
The mounting plate includes a central circular
aperture through which various attachment
formations may be attached to the plate and four
equiangularly spaced apart, arcuately curved
apertures, one adjacent each side of the plate. The
plate further includes an oblong aperture adjacent
each trimmed corner of the plate. Each oblong
aperture has rounded corners and extends partially
inwardly toward a centre of the plate.
Three dimensional view
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21: F2012/00551 22: 2012/04/25 23:
43: 2012/04/25
52: Class 16 24: Part F
71: PRINSLOO, Amanda Susanna
54: RETAINERS
57: The design is in respect of a retainer. The
retainer is primarily, albeit not necessarily
exclusively, for eyeglasses. The retainer includes a
primary flexible elongate lanyard which includes
adjustable primary looping formations at each end
thereof, each of which is in the shape of the figure 8.
Each primary looping formation can engage with an
arm of a pair of eyeglasses. The primary flexible
elongate lanyard further includes a pair of primary
hooking formations which are located at two spaced
apart locations such that, in use, when the retainer is
placed around a neck, the primary hooking
formations are positioned opposite each other. A
pair of secondary flexible lanyards is provided. Each
secondary lanyard includes a complementary
secondary hooking formation at one end thereof,
which hooks to one of the primary hooking
formation, in use. Each secondary string also
includes a secondary looping formation which can
engage with an arm of another pair of eyeglasses, in
use.
71: GROBBELAAR, PIERRE
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: A COLLAPSIBLE CARRIER FOR CUPS OF
BEVERAGE
57: The novel features of the collapsible carrier
reside in the shape or configuration thereof.
21: F2012/00558 22: 2012/04/26 23:
43: 2012/04/26
52: Class 19 24: Part F
71: Albert Sha'altiel
54: PAPER HOLDERS
57: The design to a paper holder substantially as
shown in the accompanying representations.
Three dimensional view
21: F2012/00553. 22: 30/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 09. 24: Part F
Three-dimensional view closed configuration
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21: F2012/00559 22: 2012/04/26 23: 2012/02/16
43: 2012/02/16
52: Class 20 24: Part F
71: EUROSHELF INVESTMENT HOLDINGS (PTY)
LTD
54: SHELF SUPPORTS
57: The design relates to a shelf support having
sides which have adjacent ends which are spaced
apart from one another so as to define open corners
indicated by the reference letter "C" into which
corner support brackets of an adjacent shelving unit
is received, in use.
43: 2012/02/16
52: Class 8 24: Part F
71: EUROSHELF INVESTMENT HOLDINGS (PTY)
LTD
54: BRACKETS
57: The design relates to a bracket substantially as
shown in the accompanying representations.
Three dimensional view
Three dimensional view
21: F2012/00560 22: 2012/04/26 23: 2012/02/16
43: 2012/02/16
52: Class 20 24: Part F
71: EUROSHELF INVESTMENT HOLDINGS (PTY)
LTD
54: SHELF SUPPORTS
57: The design relates to a shelf support
substantially as shown in the accompanying
representations.
21: F2012/00562 22: 2012/04/26 23:
43: 2012/04/26
52: Class 8 24: Part F
71: PERMA SEATING (PTY) LTD
54: A LEVER OF A POSITION ADJUSTMENT
SYSTEM FOR A VEHICLE SEAT
57: The design is applied to a lever of a position
adjustment system for a vehicle seat. The lever
comprises an elongate circular cylindrical body
having adjacent lug pairs A, which protrude laterally
from a first end thereof. Disposed away from lug
pairs A, and further along the length of the body, is a
pivot C which extends laterally away from opposite
sides of the body, but which is in the same plane as
the lug pairs A.
Three dimensional view
21: F2012/00561 22: 2012/04/26 23: 2012/02/16
Perspective view
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21: F2012/00563 22: 2012/04/26 23:
43: 2012/04/26
52: Class 8 24: Part F
71: PERMA SEATING (PTY) LTD
54: A LOWER RAIL OF A POSITION
ADJUSTMENT SYSTEM FOR A VEHICLE SEAT
57: The design is applied to a lower rail of a position
adjustment system for a vehicle seat. The lower rail
is adapted to, in use, slide within a complementary
upper rail and comprises an elongate body having a
planar floor disposed between two identically shaped
side walls. Each side wall extends generally
perpendicularly away from the floor and terminates
in a flange having an inwardly projecting lip. Each
corner between the floor and a respective side wall
is curved to provide locating space for bearings or
the like.
Perspective view
21: F2012/00565 22: 2012/04/26 23:
43: 2012/04/26
52: Class 8 24: Part F
71: PERMA SEATING (PTY) LTD
54: A PIVOT LOCATING MEMBER OF A
POSITION ADJUSTMENT SYSTEM FOR A
VEHICLE SEAT
57: The design is applied to a pivot locating member
of a position adjustment system for a vehicle seat.
In front view the member has an n-shaped outline
with two legs depending from a roof. A through
bore, for locating a pivot of a lever of said system, is
provided in each leg and respective through bores
are aligned with each other. The roof and legs are
shaped to fit snugly between a roof and side walls of
an upper rail of said system.
Perspective view
21: F2012/00564 22: 2012/04/26 23:
43: 2012/04/26
52: Class 8 24: Part F
71: PERMA SEATING (PTY) LTD
54: AN UPPER RAIL OF A POSITION
ADJUSTMENT SYSTEM FOR A VEHICLE SEAT
57: The design is applied to an upper rail of a
position adjustment system for a vehicle seat. The
upper rail is adapted to, in use, slide within a
complementary lower rail and comprises an elongate
body having a planar roof disposed between two
identically shaped side walls. Each side wall
extends generally perpendicularly away from the
roof and terminates in a flange having a curved base
from which an upright protrusion extends. When the
upper rail is engaged with said lower rail, each
curved base provides locating space for bearings or
the like.
Perspective view
21: F2012/00570. 22: 30/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 28. 24: Part F
71: JEMELLA GROUP LIMITED
33: EU. 31: 001940792-0003. 32: 2011/10/31
54: GRILL FOR A HAIR DRYER
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57: This design relates to a grill for a hair dryer. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
reside in the shape and/or configuration of a grill for
a hair dryer substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: F2012/00572. 22: 30/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 28. 24: Part F
71: JEMELLA GROUP LIMITED
33: EU. 31: 001940792-0002. 32: 2011/10/31
54: GRILL FOR HAIR DRYER
57: This design relates to a grill for a hair dryer. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
reside in the shape and/or configuration of a grill for
a hair dryer substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: F2012/00573. 22: 30/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 28. 24: Part F
71: JEMELLA GROUP LIMITED
33: EU. 31: 001940792-0002. 32: 2011/10/31
54: GRILL FOR A HAIR DRYER
57: This design relates to a grill for a hair dryer. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
reside in the shape and/or configuration of a grill for
a hair dryer substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: F2012/00574. 22: 30/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 28. 24: Part F
71: JEMELLA GROUP LIMITED
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33: EU. 31: 001940792-0001. 32: 2011/10/31
54: GRILL FOR A HAIR DRYER
57: This design relates to a grill for a hair dryer. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
reside in the shape and/or configuration of a grill for
a hair dryer substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: F2012/00577. 22: 30/04/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 28. 24: Part F
71: JEMELLA GROUP LIMITED
33: EU. 31: 001940388-0005. 32: 2011/10/31
54: GRILL FOR A HAIR DRYER
57: This design relates to a grill for a hair dryer. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
reside in the shape and/or configuration of a grill for
a hair dryer substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representation.
21: F2012/00598. 22: 04/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 08. 24: Part F
71: TRUSEAL (PTY) LTD
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: A LOCKING DEVICE
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed are those of the shape and configuration of
the locking device substantially as illustrated in the
accomp
21: F2012/00609. 22: 03/05/2012. 23: 05/04/2012
43:
52: Class 25. 24: Part F
71: FODDER SOLUTIONS (QLD) PTY LTD
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: GREENHOUSES
57: The design relates to a greenhouse, specifically
to a racking system for a greenhouse. The racking
system is defined by a racking assembly which
includes a plurality of horizontally extending racks
extending from the front end to the rear end of the
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racking system. The racks are of a depth suitable to
receive a predetermined number of rows of trays.
The racks each include a plurality of rails to facilitate
the sliding of the trays from the front end to the rear.
21: F2012/00680. 22: 14/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 31. 24: Part F
71: JACQUES PRINSLOO
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: A STOVE
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of a
stove substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representations.
21: F2012/00613. 22: 07/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 08. 24: Part F
71: WILLEM JACOBUS GAGIANO
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: SLIDING SOCKS HANGER
57:The shape and reconfiguration of a sliding socks
hanger substantially as shown in the accompanying
representations.
21: F2012/00716. 22: 18/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 30. 24: Part F
71: LEON LIVERSAGE
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: SADDLE TREE
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed are the shape, pattern and configuration of a
saddle tree substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying drawings.
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54: PRE-FABRICATED WALL PANEL
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of a
pre-fabricated wall panel for a housing structure,
substantially as illustrated in the accompanying
representations.
21: F2012/00722 22: 2012/05/22 23:
43: 2013/01/25
52: Class 25 24: F
71: DALFRED KONSTRUKSIE (PTY) LTD
54: PRE-FABRICATED WALL PANEL
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of a
pre-fabricated wall panel for a housing structure,
substantially as illustrated in the accompanying
representations.
21: F2012/00724 22: 2012/05/22 23:
43: 2013/01/25
52: Class 25 24: Part F
71: DALFRED KONSTRUKSIE (PTY) LTD
54: PRE-FABRICATED WALL PANEL
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of a
pre-fabricated wall panel for a housing structure,
substantially as illustrated in the accompanying
representations.
21: F2012/00723 22: 2012/05/22 23:
43: 2013-01-25
52: Class 25 24: Part F
71: DALFRED KONSTRUKSIE (PTY) LTD
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54: STRIP FOR APPLICATION TO A SURFACE
WHICH CARRIES VEHICULAR TRAFFIC
57: The strip for which protection is claimed is as
shown in the publication drawing.
21: F2012/00725 22: 2012/05/22 23:
43: 2013/01/25
52: Class 25 24: Part F
71: DALFRED KONSTRUKSIE (PTY) LTD
54: PRE-FABRICATED WALL PANEL
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of a
pre-fabricated wall panel for a housing structure,
substantially as illustrated in the accompanying
representations.
21: F2012/00748 22: 28/05/2012 23:
43: 2013/01/28
52: Class 20 24: Part F
71: STRIPE-IT CC
21: F2012/00787. 22: 30/05/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 28. 24: Part F
71: ABDOUL PHATHWA SENENE
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: TOILET VALVE LIFTING BUTTON
57: The toilet valve lifting button is retrofitted on a
toilet and it enables a person to limit the amount of
water used on a flush, pressing the button will
release a small amount of water instead of
completely emptying the toilet tank. The valve lifting
button uses a string that lifts a toilets valve when
pressed.
21: F2012/00829 22: 2012/06/04 23:
43: 2013/02/11
52: Class 12 24: Part F
71: KÜHN, Carel, Frederik, George
54: FLUID COLLECTION CONTAINER
57: The features of the design for which protection is
claimed include the shape and/or configuration of a
fluid collection container, substantially as illustrated
by solid lines in the accompanying representations.
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21: F2012/00957. 22: 26/06/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 09. 24: Part F
71: HEXABAG (PTY) LTD
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: BLANK FOR A BAG
57: The design relates to a blank for a bag. The
features of the design are those of pattern and/or
shape and/or configuration.
21: F2012/00958. 22: 26/06/2012. 23:
43:
52: Class 28. 24: Part F
71: YOSEF GROSS NOAH AMIT
33: -. 31:-. 32:-.
54: ANTI-WRINKLE DEVICE
57: The design relates to an anti- wringle device.
The features of the design are those of pattern,
shape and configuration.
21: F2012/00966 22: 2012/06/27 23:
43: 2013/02/14
52: Class 25 24: Part F
71: GLOBAL ROOFING SOLUTIONS (PTY)
LIMITED
54: EXPANSION BRACKET
57: The design relates to an expansion bracket. The
features of the design for which protection is claimed
include the shape and/or configuration of the
expansion bracket substantially as illustrated in the
accompanying representations.
21: F2012/0539 22: 2012/04/23 23:
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 9 24: Part F
71: TAALMAN FAMILY TRUST (IT 1713/96)
54: A MASSAGER AND CONTAINER
57: The design relates to a massager and container.
The features of the design are those of shape and/or
configuration.
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33: US 31: 29/403,566 32: 2011-10-07
54: Adapter for a Ground Engaging Machine
Implement
57: The design relates to an adaptor for a ground
engaging machine implement. The features of the
design are those of shape and/or configuration.
21: A2012/00436 22: 2012/04/03 23:
43: 2013/01/11
52: Class 28. 24: Part A
71: SHARP KABUSHIKI KAISHA
33: JP 31: 2011-024274 32: 2011-10-24
54: Hair Dryer
57: The design relates to a hair dryer. The features
of the design are those of shape and/or
configuration.
21: A2012/00465 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 8. 24: Part A
71: CATERPILLAR INC.
33: US 31: 29/403,570 32: 2011-10-07
54: Tip for a Ground Engaging Machine
Implement
57: The design relates to a tip for a ground engaging
machine implement. The features of the design are
those of shape and/or configuration.
21: A2012/00464 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 8. 24: Part A
71: CATERPILLAR INC.
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71: CATERPILLAR INC.
33: US 31: 29/403,598 32: 2011-10-07
54: Tip for a Ground Engaging Machine
Implement
57: The design relates to a tip for a ground engaging
machine implement. The features of the design are
those of shape and/or configuration.
21: A2012/00466 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2013-01-15
52: Class 8. 24: Part A
71: CATERPILLAR INC.
33: US 31: 29/403,595 32: 2011-10-07
54: Tip for a Ground Engaging Machine
Implement
57: The design relates to a tip for a ground engaging
machine implement. The features of the design are
those of shape and/or configuration.
21: A2012/00468 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 8. 24: Part A
71: CATERPILLAR INC.
33: US 31: 29/403,600 32: 2011-10-07
54: Tip for a Ground Engaging Machine
Implement
57: The design relates to a tip for a ground engaging
machine implement. The features of the design are
those of shape and/or configuration.
21: A2012/00467 22: 2012-04-10 23:
43: 2013-01-15
52: Class 8. 24: Part A
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21: A2012/00469 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 8. 24: Part A
71: CATERPILLAR INC.
33: US 31: 29/403,566 32: 2011-10-07
54: Adapter for a Ground Engaging Machine
Implement
57: The design relates to an adaptor for a ground
engaging machine implement. The features of the
design are those of shape and/or configuration.
21: A2012/00471 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 8. 24: Part A
71: CATERPILLAR INC.
33: US 31: 29/403,570 32: 2011-10-07
54: Tip for a Ground Engaging Machine
Implement
57: The design relates to a tip for a ground engaging
machine implement. The features of the design are
those of shape and/or configuration.
21: A2012/00470 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 8. 24: Part A
71: CATERPILLAR INC.
33: US 31: 29/403,570 32: 2011-10-07
54: Tip for a Ground Engaging Machine
Implement
57: The design relates to a tip for a ground engaging
machine implement. The features of the design are
those of shape and/or configuration.
21: A2012/00473 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 19. 24: Part A
71: VISA INTERNATIONAL SERVICE
ASSOCIATION
33: US 31: 29/403,725 32: 2011-10-10
54: Card
57: The design relates to a card. The features for
which protection is claimed reside in the appearance
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of a card resulting from the configuration of a matrix
of characters used as an account identifier on the
card.
21: A2012/00474 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 19. 24: Part A
71: VISA INTERNATIONAL SERVICE
ASSOCIATION
33: US 31: 29/403,725 32: 2011-10-10
54: Card
57: The design relates to a card. The features for
which protection is claimed reside in the appearance
of a card resulting from the configuration of a matrix
of characters used as an account identifier on the
card.
21: A2012/00475 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 19. 24: Part A
71: VISA INTERNATIONAL SERVICE
ASSOCIATION
33: US 31: 29/403,725 32: 2011-10-10
54: Card
57: The design relates to a card. The features for
which protection is claimed reside in the appearance
of a card resulting from the configuration of a matrix
of characters used as an account identifier on the
card.
21: A2012/00476 22: 2012/04/10 23:
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 2. 24: Part A
71: S.C. JOHNSON & SON, INC.
33: US 31: 29/403,812 32: 2011-10-11
54: Insole for a shoe
57: The design relates to an insole for a shoe. The
features of the design are those of shape and/or
configuration and/or ornamentation.
21: A2012/00507 22: 2012/04/18 23:
43: 2013-01-15
52: Class 26. 24: Part A
71: MAG INSTRUMENT, INC.
33: US 31: 29/404,369 32: 2011-10-19
54: Flashlight
57: The design relates to a flashlight. The features of
the design are those of shape and/or configuration
and/or pattern and/or ornamentation.
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21: A2012/00545 22: 2012/04/24 23:
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 20. 24: Part A
71: AMFI CRAFT CC
54: Display Bin
57: The design relates to a display bin. The features
of the design are those of shape and/or
configuration.
21: F2012/00409 22: 2012/04/02 23:
43: 2013/01/11
52: Class 8. 24: Part F
71: MTHIYANE, MBONISWA GREENFIELD
54: Telescopic Tow Bar
57: The design relates to a telescopic tow bar. The
features of the design are those of shape and
configuration.
21: F2012/00506 22: 2012/04/17 23: 2012/02/15
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 10. 24: Part F
71: KISTLER HOLDING AG
54: Force Sensor
57: The design relates to a force sensor. The
features of the design are those of shape and/or
configuration.
21: F2012/00516 22: 2012/04/19 23:
43: 2013/01/15
52: Class 12. 24: Part F
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71: SALZGITTER MZANZI (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED
54: Throw-over Loader
57: The design relates to a throw-over loader. The
features of the design are those of shape and/or
configuration of the illustrated throw-over loader.
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HYPOTHECATIONS
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COPYRIGHT IN CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS
NOTICES OF ACCEPTANCE
(Applications filed in terms of Act No. 62 of 1977)
Any person, who has grounds for objection to the registration of the copyright in any of the following
cinematographs films, may within the prescribed time, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form RF 5 contained in the
Second Schedule to the Registration of Copyright in Cinematograph Films Regulations, 1980. The prescribed
time is one month after the date of advertisement .This period may on application be extended by the Registrar.
The numerical denote the following: (21) Official application number. (22) Date of application. (43) Date of
acceptance. (24) Date(s) and place(s) at which cinematograph films was made. (25) Date and place of first
publication. (71) Name (s) of all applicant (s). (75) Name of author. (76) Name of producer (77) Name of director
(54) Title of cinematograph film. (78) Name(s) of principal players or narrator. (26) Places at which cinematograph
film may be viewed and conditions. (55) Specimen lodged/Not lodged. (56) Preview requested/Not requested.
(57) Abstract (Storyline). (58) Category.
21: 2013/00001. 22: 29/11/2012 43: 11/01/2013
24: Year 2011 United States of America
25: 09 September 2012 Toronto Film Festival
71: TCYK, LLC
75: TCYK, LLC
76: Nicolas Chartier, Bill Holderman and Robert
Redford
77: Robert Redford
54: THE COMPANY YOU KEEP
78: Robert Redford, Shia LeBeouf, Susan Sarandon,
Anna Kendrick, Chris Cooper, Julie Christie, Terence
Howard and Nick Nolte.
26: SAFACT
55: Specimen lodged/Not lodged.
56: Preview Requested/Not requested
57: A thriller centred on a former weather
underground activist who goes on a run from a
journalist who has discovered his identity.
58: Thriller
21: 2013/00002 22: 2012-11-29 43: 2013-01-11
24: 08 April 2011 – 14 May 2011, New Orleans and
Los Angeles
25: 23 November 2012 South Africa
71: Georgia Film Fund Three, LLC
75: Georgia Film Fund Three, LLC
76: Curtis Jackson, Randall Emmet and George
Furla
77: Jessy Terrero
54: FREELANCERS
78: Robert De Niro, Curtis “50 Cent” and Forest
Whitaker
26: SAFACT
55: Specimen lodged/Not lodged.
56: Preview Requested/Not requested
57: The son of slain NYPD officer joins forces, where
he falls in with his father's former partner and a team
of rogue cops. His new boss, Sarcone, will see if he
has what it takes to be rogue through many trials
and tribulations of loyalty, trust and respect. When
the truth about his father's death is revealed revenge
takes him over and he won't stop until justice has
been truly served.
58: Action
21: 2013/00003 22: 2012-11-29 43: 2013-01-11
24: 11 July 2011 to 13 August 2011 New York
25: 12 October 2012 South Africa
71: Dog Dave Productions. LLC
75: Dog Dave Productions, LLC
76: Nicolas Chartier, Alan Greisman, Lori McCreary,
Salli Newman, Rob Reiner and David Valdes
77: Rob Reiner
54: THE MAGIC OF BELLE ISLE
78: Morgan Freeman and Virginia Madsen
26: SAFACT
55: Specimen lodged/Not lodged.
56: Preview Requested/Not requested
57: In an effort to tap in his original talent, a
wheelchair bound author moves to a rural town
where he befriends a single mother and her three
kids, who help reignite his passion for writing.
58: Drama
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JUDGMENTS
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5. CORRECTION NOTICES
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TRADE MARKS
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PATENTS
Patent Correction Notice August 2012 Patent Journal
The patent amendment under application number 2011/00171 was published in the August 2012 patent journal
on page 69 instead of 2011/02270 which is the correct patent application number.
DESIGNS
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OPYRIGHT
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