Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Medtronic Vascular, Inc.

Evolution Racing Products, LLC

Gustaf L Belt

Kevin Lee Bokelman

Ryan M Smith

Daniel Steven Kline

David Alvin Tyvoll

Travis Rowe

Adam J Livingston

John J Emerson

Steven G Zoumaras

John Emerson

Steven Zoumaras

A prosthesis includes a first wire bent into a first waveform and spirally wrapped into a first helix having a plurality of windings that form a hollow cylindrical shape and a second wire bent into a second waveform and spirally wrapped into a second helix having a plurality of windings that form a hollow cylindrical shape. The first and second wires are disposed relative to each other such that the plurality of windings of the first wire and the plurality of windings of the second wire are disposed about a common longitudinal axis and the plurality of windings of the first wire and the plurality of windings of the second wire are axially offset from each other, with windings of the plurality of windings of the first wire alternating or interwoven between windings of the plurality of windings of the second wire along a length of the prosthesis.

Endoluminal prostheses including multiple helical wires

A document backing extending in a plane is resiliently biased in a direction substantially parallel to the plane.

Biased document backing

A restraining system is configured to secure and release a rider's footwear to a vehicle footrest in response to inputs to a control interface. The vehicle is typically a motorcycle or bicycle. In the case of a motorcycle, a rider's boot is restrained to a motorcycle foot peg by the action of a restraining device. Exemplary restraining device embodiments include an electromagnet or a mechanical latch. The control interface may be located on the motorcycle handlebar or on the rider's helmet. The rider can provide the inputs directly to the control interface. Alternatively, the inputs may be received from a wireless source.

Control interface activated restraining system to secure a rider's footwear to a foot support

Various embodiments and methods relating to a media drive are disclosed.

Media drive

A media reproduction device has an input tray and an output tray. Commencement of a print job causes the output tray to move from a closed position to an open position. A gear attaches to the output tray, the gear being engaged with a pick transmission to move the output tray to the open position and being disengaged from the pick transmission so the output tray freely rotates while in the open position.

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Gustaf L Belt