Xerox Corporation

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Jodi F Aboujaoude

Kiri B Amarakoon

David Lalley

Kathleen M Johnson

Roger J Best

Govinda Kurup

Maria E Aboujaoude

Richard H Carr

A system and method of estimating the thickness of the individual sheets in a stack of sheets in a print media sheet input stacking tray before printing with an electronic sensing system for electronically detecting individual sheet edges in the stack thereof and a movement system providing a known traversal distance of the sheet edge sensing system relative to one side of the stack to produce multiple signals corresponding to multiple detected individual sheet edges, and dividing that multiplicity of signals into the known traversal movement to estimate the thickness of the individual print media sheets in the stack and provide a corresponding electrical output can be used for automatic control of sheet feeder, printer or finisher functions. A relatively simple contacting or non-contacting sensor may be used.

In-stack sheet thickness measuring system

A pet exercise device having outer and inner shells having first and second apertures defined therein, respectively, is provided. The outer shell has a first raised edge extending from an internal surface of the outer shell, wherein the first raised edge extends around the periphery of the first aperture. The inner shell defines an interior compartment and is positioned within the outer shell to form a retaining chamber between the inner and outer shells. A second raised edge extends from an external surface of the inner shell and around the periphery of the second aperture. Further, the first and second apertures are non-coextensive, staggered or otherwise misaligned with one another so that the liquid or solids are retained within the retaining chamber and not allowed to pass through the second apertures and directly out of first apertures.

Leak-proof pet ball

An image forming system enabling a user to submit an image, scanned or otherwise, and replicate the image to result in an output image containing repeated multiple copies of the original image on a single printing medium.

Image forming system for forming multiple images on a printing medium

A remote copier monitor system provides data transmission with minimal copier inconvenience and lessened carrier rates. One or more monitors are provided with the document processing machine, such as a copier. The monitor includes its own intelligence, memory, real time clock, and data transmitter. The monitor is provided with information relating to carrier rates associated with time or date. The system monitors activities such as copies being made and machine on time. The information is correlated with that obtained from the real time clock and the toll rate schedule data to initiate a remote data contact and transfer.

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W. Henrietta, NY, United States of America

Jodi F Aboujaoude