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Milliken Research Corporation

David Bruce Wilson

Alfred R Deangelis

Andrew D Child

Karen M Green

Shawn Davis

Joshua D Horvath

William M Pascoe, Sr

Brian A Mazzeo

Frederick C Buffum

James Cockburn

Trent L Dreese

Douglas Heenan

Method, system, and computer-readable medium are provided for optimizing an allocation of money to assets and liabilities. A method includes providing at least one asset comprising a value and a projected return rate at which the value is expected to appreciate over a period, providing at least one liability including a liability amount and an interest rate at which the liability amount is expected to depreciate over said period, and optimizing an allocation of money to the at least one asset and the at least one liability based on the expected appreciation of the at least one asset and the expected depreciation of the at least one liability.

Method and apparatus for managing financial accounts

Described is a medical device and method for allowing fenestration of the aortic wall while maintaining distal perfusion and preventing external bleeding. The device isolates a segment of the aortic wall from the flowing column of blood using a balloon mounted on a metal alloy strut assembly. The strut assembly expands radially from a collapsed, low-profile configuration when uncovered by a constraining outer sheath. Aortic blood flow is allowed through the flow passage thus contained by the strut assembly within the center of the balloon. The balloon is inflated to contact the aortic wall. The balloon contains a pocket shaped to allow aortic fenestration. The balloon contains radiopaque markers to facilitate orientation and positioning of the pocket within the aorta. Other embodiments using spaced balloons are also disclosed.

Clampless anastomotic device

The invention relates to a flexible, resilient capacitive sensor suitable for large-scale manufacturing. The sensor comprises a dielectric, an electrically conductive layer on the first side of the dielectric layer, an electrically conductive layer on a second side of the dielectric layer, and a capacitance meter electrically connected to the two conductive layers to detect changes in capacitance upon application of a force to the detector. The conductive layers are configured to determine the position of the applied force. The sensor may be shielded to reduce the effects of outside interference.

Capacitive sensor

An under floor heating element incorporating a scrim having one or more pairs of heating and/or sensor wires arranged in a continuous pattern such that pair members are disposed in crossing relation to one another. The pair members may be cut and joined to establish electrical connections at defined crossing points to establish feedback loop circuits with a control element.

Under floor heating element

A warming mattress and mattress pad incorporating an insert layer or sheet with a scrim having one or more pairs of heating and/or sensor wires arranged in a continuous pattern such that pair members are disposed in crossing relation to one another. The pair members may be cut and joined to establish electrical connections at defined crossing points to establish feedback loop circuits with a control element.

Warming mattress and mattress pad

A flexible body has a conductive resistance pathway which includes conductive resistance flexible strands of material connected in series between two supply bus flexible strands of material, and a temperature dependent variable resistance pathway with temperature dependent variable resistance flexible strands of material electrically connected in series by connection bus flexible strands of material.

Regulated flexible heater

A warming blanket incorporating an insert layer or sheet with a scrim having one or more pairs of heating and/or sensor wires arranged in a continuous pattern such that pair members are disposed in crossing relation to one another. The pair members may be cut and joined to establish electrical connections at defined crossing points to establish feedback loop circuits with a control element.

Warming blanket

The present invention is directed to a system and method provided for electronic gathering, monitoring, analyzing, managing, and utilizing of grouting information in order to facilitate and control drilling, testing, installation of grouting materials, and other grouting operations. The present invention permits electronic creation of a grouting plan, initiation of grouting operations pursuant to the plan, and monitoring, manipulation, and control of grouting operations, and storage and retrieval of data from said grouting operations. The apparatus and method utilize electronic apparatus and software to provide graphical user interfaces to monitor and control all phases of grouting operations.

Apparatus and method for computerized data collection, monitoring, analysis, and control of grouting operations

Method to detect the tension and/or variation in the tension of a running length of yarn by measuring the frequency of vibration of the yarn. The yarn is initially vibrated by impingement thereon by a jet of air under pressure.

Method to measure yarn tension

Apparatus for the application of liquids to moving material, such as patterned application of dyes to moving textile material, which employs dye applicator gun bars to direct a plurality of streams of dye onto the moving material, means for deflecting certain of the streams of dye in a predetermined sequence to impart a pattern to the material, collection means for receiving the deflected dye and air deflector means operably associated with an air foil means in the collection means at a position above the collector plates of the collection means and extending downwardly toward the collector plates into a portion of an expanded air zone created by the expansion of air emitted from the deflecting means, the air deflector means extending into the expanded air zone forming an acute angle with an imaginary plane passing the end portion of the upper most collection plate, the imaginary plane being that plane substantially parallel to the liquid discharge axes of the plurality of streams of dye.

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Buffalo, SC, United States of America

David Bruce Wilson