The Nielsen Comapny (us), LLC

Other

Great Stuff, Inc.

C. R. Bard, Inc.

Carboncure Technologies, Inc.

Ford Motor Company Limited

Merck Patent Gmbh

Nielsen Consumer LLC

Konarka Technologies, Inc.

The Nielson Company (us), LLC

Coldcrete, Inc.

Emsense Corporation

Davol Inc.

Michael John Lee

Hans Christiansen Lee

Timmie T Hong

Ramon Anthony Caamano

Roger E Darois

Martin Koebler

Stephen N Eldridge

Russell A Gaudiana

James B A Tracey

Jeffrey M Harrington

Michael Fettiplace

Valerie L Vadurro

Norbert Kozar

Michael Jacene

Richard V Longo

William H Williams

Anthony Colesanti

William Henry Lee

John Peter Groetelaars

Tara Smith

Eric Alan Burton

James M Brann

Paul Vonryll Gryska

Richard Joseph Hampo

Bastiaan Hubertus Van Besouw

Edward P Lindholm

Kethinni G Chittibabu

Lian Li

Carl R Tamm

David Lee Striker

Robert A Bernstorf

Lee Hiram Stevens

Srini Balasubramanian

Kevin Coakley

Bill Beckenbaugh

Gilles Dennler

Gualberto J Sanchez

Josh Wilson

Paul vonRyll Gryska

Gene Mellott

Claire Lepont

Dick Estes

Jarrett Andrew Grindlay

Deborah M Aleksa

Matthew M Bates

Jeffery L Thomas

James B Tracey

Richard J Hesson

Michael R Fettiplace

James Tracey

A hydronic system and method of use that will maintain normal system operating pressure while also reliably detecting even very small fluid losses in any closed loop fluid heat transfer system is described. The system includes a controller in communication with one or more pressure sensors and optionally one or more temperature sensors that provides one or more notifications when the pressure drops below predetermined levels.

Device and methodology for early detection of fluid loss and notification and system shutdown for a closed loop fluid heat transfer system

An exemplary embodiment providing one or more improvements includes apparatus and methods for sensing electrical activity in tissue of a person in a manner which is substantially limits or eliminates interference from noise in a surrounding environment.

Device and method for sensing electrical activity in tissue

An automatic toilet plunger for clearing a blockage in a toilet includes a pipe having a plunger head engaged to a bottom end thereof so that the plunger head is in fluidic communication with the pipe. A pair of arms is hingedly engaged to the pipe. The arms are selectively positionable in an extended configuration and a stowed configuration. In the extended configuration, the arms engage a seat of a toilet. The arms fold downwardly, toward the bottom end of the pipe, into the stowed configuration. A handle, which is engaged to a top end of the pipe and which extends bilaterally therefrom, is hollow and in fluidic communication with the pipe. An actuator is engaged to at least one of the handle and the pipe and positioned therein. The actuator is manipulated to cause the plunger head to clear a blockage in the toilet.

Automatic toilet plunger device

The present disclosure involves systems and methods for applying CO2 to concrete, which may be performed in-situ or through a separate, stand-alone process. According to another embodiment disclosed herein, a system and method for applying CO2 to one or more materials used in the production of concrete is also provided.

System and method of applying carbon dioxide during the production of concrete

An automatic toilet plunger includes a plunger body having a top end, a bottom end, and an inside. The plunger body is hollow and cylindrical. A plunger head is coupled to the bottom end of the plunger body. A plunging mechanism is coupled inside the plunger body of the plunger. The plunging mechanism is in operational communication with the plunger head and is configured to cause the plunger head to clear a toilet. A plurality of controls is coupled to the plunger body and is in operational communication with the plunging mechanism. A power source is coupled to the plunger body and is in operational communication with, and provides power to, the plunging mechanism.

Automatic toilet plunger

A hernia repair device is provided which may include a soft tissue repair prosthesis and an expandable device configured to be removably connected with the soft tissue repair prosthesis. When expanded, the expandable device may be configured to position the soft tissue repair prosthesis adjacent a hernia defect. The soft tissue repair prosthesis may include at least one loop or slit configured to receive a portion of the expandable device. The prosthesis may include a tether to hoist, locate or position the soft tissue repair prosthesis. The expandable device may include indicia for positioning the prosthesis relative to the edge of the hernia defect.

Soft tissue repair prosthesis, expandable device, and method of soft tissue repair

Example systems and methods to determine media effectiveness are disclosed. An example system includes a synchronizer to time shift first neuro-response data gathered from an audience member exposed to media a first amount to align the first neuro-response data with second neuro-response data simultaneously gathered from the audience member to form aligned data, the first neuro-response data representing a first response to a first sensory component of the media and the second neuro-response data representing a second response to a second sensory component of media. The synchronizer is to time shift the second neuro-response data a second amount. The first amount is based on a first cognitive delay of a brain of the audience member and the second amount is based on a second cognitive delay of the brain. The example system includes an analyzer to determine an effectiveness of the media based on the aligned data.

Systems and methods to determine media effectiveness

Example systems, methods and machine readable media are disclosed. An example system includes a synchronizer to determine a total amount to offset first-neuro-response data gathered from a subject exposed to media to align the first neuro-response data with second neuro-response data simultaneously gathered from the subject. The first neuro-response data is associated with a first sensory component of the media and the second neuro-response data is associated with a second sensory component of the media. The total amount to offset is based on a first cognitive delay associated with the first neuro-response data and a second cognitive delay associated with the second neuro-response data. The synchronizer is to time shift at least one of the first neuro-response data or the second neuro-response based on the total amount to form aligned data. The example system includes an analyzer to determine an effectiveness of the media based on the aligned data.

An exemplary embodiment providing one or more improvements includes a media analysis apparatus and method in which human mental response to media is objectively determined.

Apparatus and method for objectively determining human response to media

Photovoltaic cells containing a novel electrode, as well as related systems, methods, modules, and components, are disclosed.

Electrode

Example systems, methods and machine readable media are disclosed. An example system includes a synchronizer to time shift first response data gathered from a subject exposed to media a first amount to align the first response data with second response data simultaneously gathered from the subject to form aligned data. The first response data is associated with a first component of the media, and the second response data is associated with a second component of media. The example system also includes an analyzer to determine an effectiveness of the media based on the aligned data.

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Carmel, CA, United States of America

Michael John Lee