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Charles William Neal

Robert Joseph Mcchain

Kenneth Douglas Vinson

Steven Daryl Smith

Robert Joseph McChain

Lois Jean Forde-Kohler

Donald Arthur Salsman

Robin Lynn Mckiernan

Jeffrey Glen Sheehan

John P Erspamer

James Allen Cain

Edward Aprahamian, Jr

Jeffress Paul Halter

Rajan Keshav Panandiker

Paul Thomas Weisman

John Lee Hammons

Dean Van Phan

Michael Scott Prodoehl

Yonas Gizaw

Robin Lynn McKiernan

Carola Barrera

Anju Deepali Massey Brooker

Paul Arlen Forshey

Jonathan Andrew Ficke

Karunakaran Narasimhan

Raymond Louis Niehoff

George Vincent Wegele

Timothy Jude Lorenz

Charles Allen Redd

Stacie Ellen Hecht

Howard Thomas Deason

Cahit Eylem

Robert Michael Bourbon

David Jochen Lorenz

Katherine Helen Combs

Prabjot Dhillon

Russell Shirey

David Dale Mckay

A unified data management system for operating a UAS via an open architecture distributed architecture and use thereof. The system provides for the functional operation of all aspects required for operating a UAS throughout its service life. The system comprises a plurality of modules or individual sub-programs, each of which cooperatively functions with the other modules of the system, such that the system functions as a cooperative whole in the operation of a UAS. The System provides for adaptability to new and yet even unforeseen needs. When such need arises, a module tailored to satisfy such need may be prepared and integrated into the system. Further, in the case where the system is open architecture, third party users may create new modules that may be optionally incorporated into the system. The system allows for simultaneous access and use via a plurality of users in a plurality of remote locations.

Unified data management system for unmanned vehicles using distributed architecture

Nonwoven fabrics comprising an organopolysiloxane polymer coating that can impart softness to said nonwoven fabric surface. Also disclosed are disposable absorbent articles comprising said nonwoven fabrics.

Absorbent articles comprising organopolysiloxane conditioning polymers

Articles of manufacture, such as paper towels, that contain polymer particles, for example water-soluble polymer particles, for example water-soluble soil adsorbing polymer particles and processes for making same are provided.

Articles of manufacture comprising hydrocarbon fluids and water-soluble polymer particles and processes for making same

Absorbent fibrous structure containing a polymeric fluid containing a polymer, including for example a copolymer and/or terpolymer, soil adsorbing agent, and absorbent fibrous structures containing such polymer soil adsorbing agents, and methods for making same.

Absorbent fibrous structures comprising a polymeric fluid comprising a soil adsorbing agent

Soil adsorption polymers and method for making same are provided.

Soil adsorption polymers

Polymer-containing articles of manufacture that provide one or more superior properties, such as soil adsorption properties, mirror cleaning properties, and/or absorption properties, compared to known polymer-containing articles of manufacture, are provided.

Polymer-containing articles of manufacture and methods for making same

Methods for using ionic liquids to extract and separate a biopolymer from a biomass containing the biopolymer are disclosed. Methods for dissolving a biopolymer in an ionic liquid are also disclosed. A recovery solvent is used to reduce the solubility of the biopolymer in the ionic liquid and conventional separation techniques are used to recover the biopolymer. Biopolymers encompassed by this invention include chitin, chitosan, elastin, collagen, keratin and polyhydroxyalkanoate.

Extracting biopolymers from a biomass using ionic liquids

The present invention relates to a creping aid composition comprising a film-forming semi-crystalline polymer and a vehicle system comprising a cationic polymer resin, a water soluble anionic film forming polymer, and water, wherein the net Mutek charge of the vehicle system is less than about &#x2212;200 &#x3bc;eq/g solid and the pH of the creping aid composition is greater than the pH of the vehicle system. The present invention also relates to methods of producing paper products comprising the steps of a) providing a fibrous structure having a first surface and a second surface; b) providing a drying surface; c) applying a creping aid composition whereby the creping aid composition contacts one of the drying surface or the fibrous structure, said creping aid composition comprising i) a film-forming semi-crystalline polymer and ii) a vehicle system comprising a cationic polymer resin, a water-soluble anionic film-forming polymer, and water, wherein the net Mutek charge of the vehicle system is less than about &#x2212;200 &#x3bc;eq/g solid and the pH of the creping aid composition is greater than the pH of the vehicle system; d) applying the fibrous structure to the drying surface such that the fibrous structure, the creping aid composition and the drying surface are all in contact; e) removing the fibrous structure from the drying surface.

Creping aid composition and methods for producing paper products using that system

A method for producing creped paper products comprising applying to a drying surface, a film-forming semi-crystalline polymer and a non-thermosetting cationic resin wherein the resin is characterized by a highly branched structure that lacks reactive intralinker functionality and which has a prepolymer backbone comprised of intralinked polyamidoamine. The invention also comprises a method for producing creped paper products comprising applying to a drying surface a film-forming semi-crystalline polymer, a non-thermosetting cationic resin wherein the resin is characterized by a highly branched structure that lacks reactive intralinker functionality and which has a prepolymer backbone comprised of intralinked polyamidoamine, and an optional plasticizer.

Method for creping paper

A method for producing creped paper products comprising applying to a drying surface, a film-forming semi-crystalline polymer and a non-thermosetting cationic resin containing no secondary amine. The invention also comprises a method for producing creped paper products comprising applying to a drying surface a film-forming semi-crystalline polymer, a non-thermosetting cationic resin containing no secondary amines and an optional plasticizer.

Process for producing creped paper products and creping aid for use

Soft, strong, and low dusting tissue paper webs useful in the manufacture of soft, absorbent sanitary products such as bath tissue, facial tissue, and absorbent towels are disclosed. The tissue papers comprise fibers such as wood pulp and a non-cellulosic, water insoluble particulate filler such as kaolin clay and possess biased surface properties.

Soft filled tissue paper with biased surface properties

Process for producing creped paper products

A multi-ply paper product wherein the plies are adhesively joined together. One or both of the plies may have embossments protruding towards and contacting the other ply. The plies are adhesively joined, preferably at such embossments. The adhesive is selected from a composition that advantageously provides a minimum wet ply bond strength and a dry ply bond strength which falls within a particularly desired range.

Paper product comprising adhesively joined plies

A process for incorporating a fine particulate filler such as kaolin clay into tissue paper is disclosed. The process results in strong, soft, and low dusting tissue paper webs useful in the manufacture of soft, absorbent sanitary products such as bath tissue, facial tissue, and absorbent towels.

Process for including a fine particulate filler into tissue paper using

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Fairfield, OH, United States of America

Charles William Neal