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User interface and control for cutting reel system, patent No. 7,788,892, invented by Mark Alvin Schmidt of Charlotte, N.C., Ronald Lee Reichen of Raleigh, N.C., Richard David Thier of Juneau, Wis., Eric Alan Poulson of Paradise, Donald Lewis Cripps of Smithfield, John Michael Flenniken of Rock Hill, S.C., and Ezekiel A. Susman of Logan, assigned to Deere & Co. of Moline, Ill.
System and method for calibrating a determination of partial pressure of one or more gaseous analytes, patent No. 7,788,963, invented by Joseph A. Orr of Park City, assigned to RIC Investments LLC of Wilmington, Del.
Insert trays for packages, including such trays and methods for packaging articles of manufacture, patent No. 7,789,239, invented by Don Juliano of Salt Lake City.
Plate spring with adjustable support cam, patent No. 7,789,378, invented by Edbert E.L. Dittmar of Provo.
Projection device with a folded optical path and wire-grid polarizer, patent No. 7,789,515, invented by Douglas P. Hansen of Spanish Fork and Eric Gardner of Eagle Mountain, assigned to Moxtek Inc. of Orem.
Control barrier with rotatable legs, patent No. 7,789,585, invented by Marc E. Christensen of Salt Lake City and David J. Lipniarski of North Tonawanda, N.Y., assigned to Off the Wall Products LLC of Salt Lake City.
Fresnel lens angular segment manufacturing apparatus and method, patent No. 7,789,650, patent No. 7,789,651, and patent No. 7,789,652, invented by Neldon P. Johnson of Salem, assigned to N.P. Johnson Family Limited Partnership of Salem.
Light-emitting diode light source, patent No. 7,789,661, invented by Calvin D. Ostler of Riverton, Kevin D. Ostler of South Jordan, Bruce R. Walker of West Jordan, Marc C. Cimolino of Snohomish, Wash., and Miles F. Elledge of Kirkland, Wash., assigned to Koninklijke Philips Electronics N V of the Netherlands.
Training door, patent No. 7,789,666, invented by Addison Sovine and James Sovine of Orem, Tom Wright of Highland, and Kyle Bateman, David Bassett and Thomas Marshall of Provo, assigned to Action Target Inc. of Provo.
Methods and systems for controlling an exercise apparatus using a USB-compatible portable remote device, patent No. 7,789,800, invented by Scott R. Watterson and William T. Dalebout of Logan, and Darren C. Ashby of Richmond, assigned to ICON IP Inc. of Logan.
Multichamber, sequentially dispensing syringe, patent No. 7,789,862, invented by Gale H. Thorne, Jr. of Bountiful, assigned to Thorne Consulting & Intellectual Property LLC of Bountiful.
Ectoparasite eradication method and device, patent No. 7,789,902, invented by Dale H. Clayton, Joseph S. Atkin and Kevin G. Wilding of Salt Lake City, assigned to University of Utah Research Foundation of Salt Lake City.
Methods and systems for removing copper from ferrous scrap, patent No. 7,789,936, invented by Weol Dong Cho and Peng Fan of Salt Lake City, assigned to University of Utah Research Foundation of Salt Lake City.
Apparatus and method for treating FGD blowdown or similar liquids, patent No. 7,790,034, invented by Jeffrey Gerard Peeters of Toronto, Calif., William A. Bonkoski of Wilmington, Del., Pierre Lucien Cote of Dundas, Calif., Hidayat Husain of Oakville, Calif., and Timothy Michael Pickett of Salt Lake City, assigned to Zenon Technology Partnership of Wilmington, Del.
Quinoline derivatives for modulating DNA methylation, patent No. 7,790,746, invented by Pasit Phiasivongsa of Brentwood, Calif., Sanjeev G. Redkar of Hayward, Calif., Swarna Gamage of Mt. Roskill, New Zealand, Darby Brooke of Waterview, New Zealand, William Denny of Pakuranga, New Zealand, David J. Bearss of Cedar Hills and Hariprasad Vankayalapati of Draper, assigned to SuperGen Inc. of Dublin, Calif.
Voltage-controlled oscillator with cascaded emitter follower buffer stages, patent No. 7,791,422, invented by Yumin Lu of Chelmsford, Mass., and Ian Gresham of Somerville, Mass., assigned to Autoliv ASP Inc. of Ogden.
Using RFIDs to detect material dilution, patent No. 7,791,482, invented by Robert L. Angell of Salt Lake City and James R. Kraemer of Santa Fe, N.M., assigned to International Business Machines Corp. of Armonk, N.Y.
Method and apparatus for radar signal processing, patent No. 7,791,528, invented by Dirk Klotzbuecher of Wuerzburg, Germany, and Walter Poiger of Saale, Germany, assigned to Autoliv ASP Inc. of Ogden.
Time duplex apparatus and method for radar sensor front-ends, patent No. 7,791,530, invented by Kenneth V. Puglia of Westford, Mass., assigned to Autoliv ASP Inc. of Ogden.
Techniques for modeling and evaluating protocol interactions, patent No. 7,792,049, invented by Stephen R. Carter of Spanish Fork, assigned to Novell Inc. of Provo.
Distributed workflow techniques, patent No. 7,792,693, invented by Jonathan Paul Bultmeyer of Dorchester, Mass., Stephen R. Carter of Spanish Fork, Howard Melman of Newton, Mass., Bjarne Rasmussen of Concord, Mass., and Kasman Ellis Thomas of Wilton, Conn., assigned to Novell Inc. of Provo.
Web analytics data ranking and audio presentation, patent No. 7,792,843, invented by Scott Iverson of Orem, assigned to Adobe Systems Inc.of San Jose, Calif.
Capturing and presenting site-visitation path data, patent No. 7,792,844, invented by Brett M. Error of Orem and John Pestana of Provo, assigned to Adobe Systems Inc.of San Jose, Calif.
Rating system for Web services, patent No. 7,792,952, invented by Michael L. Howard of Sandy and William R. Harper Jr. of Salt Lake City, assigned to Panasonic Electric Works Co. Ltd. of Osaka, Japan.
Method and apparatus for negotiating revised service-level agreements, patent No. 7,793,058, invented by Gregory Jensen Boss of American Fork, Christopher James Dawson of Arlington, Va., Rick Allen Hamilton II of Charlottesville, Va., and Timothy Moffett Waters of Hiram, Ga., assigned to International Business Machines Corp. of Armonk, N.Y.
Indexing for dynamic address translation, patent No. 7,793,069, invented by Ronald N. Hilton of Holladay, assigned to International Business Machines Corp. of Armonk, N.Y.
Verifiable virtualized storage port assignments for virtual machines, patent No. 7,793,101, invented by Robert A. Wipfel of Draper and Stephen R. Carter of Spanish Fork, assigned to Novell Inc. of Provo.
Cryptographic binding of authentication schemes, patent No. 7,793,340, invented by W. Scott Kiester of Orem, Cameron Mashayekhi of Salt Lake City and Karl E. Ford of Highland, assigned to Novell Inc. of Provo.
Single sign-on with basic authentication for a transparent proxy, patent No. 7,793,342, invented by Hashem Mohammad Ebrahimi of Salt Lake City, Bradley W. Rupp of Riverton and Mel J. Oyler of Pleasant Grove, assigned to Novell Inc. of Provo.
Optical sensor blood-flow chamber, patent No. D623,302, invented by Louis L. Barrett of West Point and Perry N. Law of Centerville, assigned to Hema Metrics LLC of Kaysville.
Architectural panel having a wood grain with progressive perforation, patent No. D623,318, invented by Michael Damen of Lille, France, assigned to 3form Inc. of Salt Lake City.
Architectural panel with flowing element, patent No. D623,319, invented by Guillaume Martin of Villecresnes, France, assigned to 3form Inc. of Salt Lake City.
Architectural panel with valley element, patent No. D623,320, invented by Guillaume Martin of Villecresnes, France, assigned to 3form Inc. of Salt Lake City.
Everett Robinson, who is an attorney registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, compiles this list weekly for The Salt Lake Tribune.